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Bloom Raskin, an attorney and Rubenstein Fellow at Duke Law School, served as a member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors and the United States Deputy Secretary of the Treasury under President…
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Pierce Lockett, Nicholas Reit, Taj Singh, Kelly Travitz
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Jenna Wintemberg, PhD., MPH, CHES.
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Our last episode of the fall semester. Stay on the lookout for future episodes! Canvas Open Session: Tuesday, December 18th 11:00am-12:00pm, Ettinger 105 Introduction to VoiceThread: Wednesday,…
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2017 Alumni Achievement Award WinnerBenjamin Simon Wilfond ’81Alumni Achievement in Medicine - BioethicsBenjamin Simon Wilfond is a pediatric pulmonologist and bioethicist. He is currently a…
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A climatologist, activist, and one of the first to study global climate change, Hansen directs the Program on Climate Science, Awareness, and Solutions at Columbia University’s Earth Institute.…
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A condensed version of the original Tech Tuesday from January 24th, 2017. This video gives a brief look at the definition of Open Educational Resources, as well as some examples.
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Adam Croom from the University of Oklahoma visited Muhlenberg to talk about Domain of One's Own and digital literacy.
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A quick introduction to the members of the Instructional Technology and Digital Learning Team.
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Lora Taub-Pervizpour and Tim Clarke review the Domain's initiative on campus. Hosting research or creative material on your own domain is a great way to connect with your audience. Examples of…
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Karen Bossert demonstrates a heart-pumping workout that can be done right at your desk.
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Jordan Noyes reviews the latest about all things Canvas. She also gives a sneak peak at new integrated tools coming in the future.
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Tom Sciarrino and Phedra Henninger give an overview of Google apps policies. Jordan Noyes presents the new integration between the Google suite and Canvas.
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Tim Clarke demonstrates the power survey tool, Qualtrics. This online tool can be integrated into Canvas and is proposed to take the place of popular survey-making sites like Survey Monkey.
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