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Browsing CIT Funded Projects by Author "Yvonne Belanger"

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    CIT Annual Report 2005-2006
    (2006-11) Yvonne Belanger
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    CIT Annual Update 2008-09
    (2009) Yvonne Belanger
    The Center for Instructional Technology supports academic excellence at Duke University by promoting innovation in teaching and learning. During the 2008 09 academic year, the CIT helped over 900 instructors experiment with new technologies and teaching strategies by providing individual consulting, grants, training or project support.
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    CIT Annual Update for 2007-08
    (2008) Yvonne Belanger
    In 2007-08, the Center for Instructional Technology expanded its outreach to faculty and departments, supported faculty innovation with mobile and web-based instructional technologies, enhanced the capabilities of Blackboard, provided leadership for strategic university initiatives, and strengthened partnerships with campus IT groups and library departments.
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    CIT Instructional Technology Showcase 2004 Evaluation Report
    (2004) Yvonne Belanger
    The CIT Instructional Technology Showcase was held on April 22, 2004 in Duke’s Bryan Center. The program included 8 panels and presentations by faculty, staff, and students; a keynote address by nationally known speaker Blaise Cronin of Indiana University at Bloomington; and a poster session with 34 posters of faculty projects and other Duke initiatives.
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    Evaluation of CIT Showcase 2008
    (2008) Yvonne Belanger
    The annual Showcase event of Duke’s Center for Instructional Technology (CIT) was held on April 24, 2008 in the Bryan Center. This year 287 people attended the Showcase, an increase of 28% from the previous year. Eight concurrent sessions were held in three different time slots in the morning.
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    Evaluation of CIT Showcase 2009
    (2009) Yvonne Belanger
    The Center for Instructional Technology (CIT) ninth annual Instructional Technology Showcase was held Friday April 24, 2009. The CIT Showcase celebrates innovation in using technology in education at Duke with presentations and demonstrations by Duke faculty and staff. This year’s event was held in newly-renovated spaces in Perkins Library and the Link (http://link.duke.edu), the new teaching facility combines flexible teaching spaces, technology services, and learning tools for the entire Duke campus. Over 226 faculty and staff from Duke and other institutions attended CIT Showcase 2009.
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    Summary of the 2010 CIT Showcase
    (2010) Yvonne Belanger
    Duke’s tenth annual Showcase, sponsored by the Center for Instructional Technology (CIT) was held on Friday, April 30, 2010. The CIT Showcase celebrates innovation in using technology in education at Duke with presentations and demonstrations by Duke faculty and staff. This year’s event was held for the second year in Perkins Library and the Link teaching facility. The theme of this year’s showcase was: “Learning Beyond the Classroom,” describing how faculty and students create innovative teaching and learning environments which go beyond traditional classroom experiences in a number of ways.
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    Summary of the 2012 CIT Showcase
    (2012) Yvonne Belanger
    Duke’s twelfth annual showcase sponsored by the Center for Instructional Technology (CIT) was held on April 27, 2012 in the Bryan Center. The CIT Showcase celebrates innovation in using technology in education with presentations and demonstrations from Duke University educators and staff. This year’s showcase theme was “Shaking it up: Moving beyond the traditional classroom.” Presenters shared their stories and ideas of re-envisioning the traditional classroom learning experience with new trends in instructional technology.