Teaching Well Using Technology - Faculty Workshop
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Presenters and developers combine expertise in teaching, learning, student motivation, course planning, and student-faculty interaction with expertise in various media and instructional technologies, including web-based and computer technologies.

Kevin Barry, with a B.S. in Marine Biology, M.S. and Ed.S. in Science Education, is an Assistant Director for the Kaneb Center for Teaching and Learning and a concurrent lecturer in the Alliance for Catholic Education M.Ed. program. As assistant director of the Kaneb Center he helps faculty members and TAs choose and implement technology to enhance teaching and learning. He is also involved in the development of technology based curriculum resources and the design of teaching and learning spaces. Kevin has been helping faculty use technology effectively for more than 10 years.

Thomas C. Laughner, with an M.A. in Education and Human Development from George Washington University and a doctoral candidate in Curriculum and Instruction at Andrews University, is Associate Director of Educational Technologies and Serices in the Office of Information Technologies at the University of Notre Dame. Tom's work involves identifying appropriate technologies to assist in the teaching and learning process. Tom's current research interests involve making learning spaces more effective, and creating learning communities in online courses. Tom is a concurrent lecturer in the College of Arts and Letters.


Barbara E. Walvoord, Ph.D., (no longer a presenter) was founding director of the John A. Kaneb Center for Teaching and Learning, as well as concurrent Professor of English and Fellow of the Institute for Educational Initiatives at Notre Dame. 1987 Maryland English Teacher of the Year, Barbara has lead hundreds of faculty workshops at institutions across the US, along with publishing widely about teaching, learning, assessment, and student writing across disciplines.

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Date Last Modified January 23, 2004