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Re-Air: Transforming Your Core Talents Into a Competitive AdvantageTechnology advances have changed many things, one of which is the way students are learning in the present day. Today’s students are prepared to live and work in a digital world and have different learning expectations as a result. In this episode we hear from expert panelists in the world of interactive teaching.
Joining Dennis McCuistion are:
- Adam Brackin, PhD: Research Assistant Professor
Arts and Technology, UT Dallas
http://www.utdallas.edu/atec
- Marjorie Hass, PhD: President, Austin College
http://www.austincollege.edu and - George Siemens, PhD: Executive Director of the LINK Lab
(Learning Innovation and Networked Knowledge)
University of Texas Arlington
http://www.uta.edu
To learn more about this episode, visit the original blog post: The Impact of Technology on Higher Education: A Brave New World – Part One.
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