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Video Campus

In the September UMart Monthly, Spy Rock writes about a Video Campus. A community college in Kentucky has been working towards integrating video into instruction. Another community college in Michigan has a (taped) video campus tour.

What do you think are some potential uses for the video technology available now? What classes would be ideal for this? What are some non-instructional uses? How do we make sure that we don't become "Big Brother" while making things exciting and helpful for everyone?

Posted by Umart Publication on August 31, 2006 03:43 PM |

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