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May 19, 2008

Outbreak at WatersEdge - A Public Health Discovery Game

Outbreak at WatersEdge is an online educational game from the School of Public Health. The game explores aspects of Public Health by having the player find the source of a bacteria outbreak in a community. Players are exposed to tools of Public Health professionals and career options in Public Health.

Outbreak at WatersEdge also includes a teachers guide and health career exploration options.

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February 20, 2008

TEL People

Technology Enhanced Learning at the University of Minnesota is housed in the Office of the Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost. Billie Wahlstrom is the Vice Provost for Distributed Education and Instructional Technology. Dr. Wahlstrom and the TEL Team are advised by the TEL Council, and the TEL Team is assisted by TEL partners throughout the University of Minnesota system.

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About TEL

The Technology Enhanced Learning group provides strategic leadership in the area of academic technology at the University of Minnesota. Our goal is to enhance teaching, learning, and outreach activities on campus, around the state, and online.

Technology-enhanced learning (TEL) encompasses the broad range of experiences and environments in which technology is used to enhance teaching and learning. Technologies are relentlessly and seamlessly merging, and the lines separating the traditional classroom, the technology-enhanced classroom, and distance learning are disappearing rapidly. TEL initiatives use technology-based resources--video, audio, images, simulations, and library tools--to enrich the learning environment and to extend it from the classroom to the residence hall, the home, the workplace, and the mall.

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