Sarah Priore, RN, BSNPatricia Ramsey Macomber RN MSNPatricia Ramsey-Macomber, RN, MSN

Sue Trimboli, RN, BSNChristina Ulrich, RN, BSN

How to integrate technology into classrooms How to integrate technology into classrooms What to integrate: Distance Learning Distance Learning PDA’s Virtual Virtual Simulations

What types of technology may be used What types of technology may be used Distance Learning Laptop computers Laptop computers PDA’s Virtual realities Virtual realities Simulations

Survey of students and faculties comfort with Survey of students and faculties comfort with technology

Training for those that are computer illiterateg p Support for those using technology in

classroom Large initial investment and tech support Keeping current on new technologyp g gy

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Another World Exists

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Near Representation of an Actual Event

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