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Erin Long and Allan Gyorke Active Learning Institute Educause Solutions in Action Reaching and Engaging Today's Learners” April 20, 2009 Barbara Knauff, Senior Instructional Technologist Academic Computing, Dartmouth College Our Next Speakers: Erin Long Instructional Designer, The Penn State University Allan Gyorke Education Technology Manager, The Penn State University The Schreyer Blogging Initiative

Erin Long and Allan Gyorke Active Learning Institute Educause Solutions in Action “Reaching and Engaging Today's Learners” April 20, 2009 Barbara Knauff,

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Page 1: Erin Long and Allan Gyorke Active Learning Institute Educause Solutions in Action “Reaching and Engaging Today's Learners” April 20, 2009 Barbara Knauff,

Erin Long and Allan Gyorke

Active Learning Institute

Educause Solutions in Action“Reaching and Engaging Today's Learners”

April 20, 2009Barbara Knauff, Senior Instructional Technologist

Academic Computing, Dartmouth College

Our Next Speakers:

Erin LongInstructional Designer, The Penn State University

Allan GyorkeEducation Technology Manager, The Penn State

University

The Schreyer Blogging Initiative

Page 2: Erin Long and Allan Gyorke Active Learning Institute Educause Solutions in Action “Reaching and Engaging Today's Learners” April 20, 2009 Barbara Knauff,

Erin Long and Allan Gyorke

Reaching and Engaging Today’s Learner

Erin Long & Allan GyorkeThe Pennsylvania State University

Page 3: Erin Long and Allan Gyorke Active Learning Institute Educause Solutions in Action “Reaching and Engaging Today's Learners” April 20, 2009 Barbara Knauff,

Erin Long and Allan Gyorke

The Schreyer Blogging Initiative

Page 4: Erin Long and Allan Gyorke Active Learning Institute Educause Solutions in Action “Reaching and Engaging Today's Learners” April 20, 2009 Barbara Knauff,

Erin Long and Allan Gyorke

Problem: Tried to coordinate bi-weekly face-to-face meetings through email. Failed miserably.

• Students do not check email daily• Hard to determine scheduling • Not “immediate” enough for students involved

Solution: Facebook to the rescue!• Students admitted to checking email a few times a week• However, they check Facebook a few times an hour

The Schreyer Blogging Initiative

Page 5: Erin Long and Allan Gyorke Active Learning Institute Educause Solutions in Action “Reaching and Engaging Today's Learners” April 20, 2009 Barbara Knauff,

Erin Long and Allan Gyorke

The Schreyer Blogging Initiative

Page 6: Erin Long and Allan Gyorke Active Learning Institute Educause Solutions in Action “Reaching and Engaging Today's Learners” April 20, 2009 Barbara Knauff,

Erin Long and Allan Gyorke

Result: Everybody’s happy!• One place to go for information• Best to go to where the students are• Eliminates some administrative overhead• By using groups, we don’t have to “friend” students

Future Uses…• Division of Undergraduate Studies is working on making their own

group to reach incoming students.

The Schreyer Blogging Initiative

Page 7: Erin Long and Allan Gyorke Active Learning Institute Educause Solutions in Action “Reaching and Engaging Today's Learners” April 20, 2009 Barbara Knauff,

Erin Long and Allan Gyorke

Texting – replaces Web formsTwitter – immediate back channel YouTube – course work and responsesLive Question Tool – involve the students in the lecture

For more information…

Erin Long – [email protected] Gyorke – [email protected]

Other Ways to Engage…