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Department of Information Technology

IT Advisory Committee Technology and Pedagogy Survey Results

In this survey, the IT Advisory Committee sought to identify instructional and information technologies that have significant potential for increasing student learning and success. To that end, we were interested in discovering those teaching/learning activities for which the faculty are most interested in technology that will help them and/or their students perform that activity better or more efficiently.

The presence of an activity on this survey does not mean that the Committee knows of a current or emerging technology related to that activity. We will use these results to focus our search on information/instructional technologies that will provide the greatest benefit to the campus.

On the following pages are the summary results for each of the activities that research has shown to be related to increased student learning. Also included are the unedited written comments
 
 

Encouraging student-faculty contact

 

Encouraging cooperation among students

 

Encouraging active, engaged learning

Providing prompt feedback

Emphasizing time on task and reducing wasted time

Communicating high expectations

Respecting diverse talents and ways of knowing

Developing general education skills

Other teaching and learning challenges

Facilitating administrative tasks

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