Matching Pedagogy and Technology (or ‘beware of dog’ or ‘the great divide’)

by Andy SaltarelliInstructional TechnologyPosted on No Comments

Vanderbilt’s Center for Teaching recently highlighted an excellent POD article by Tami Eggleston about matching tried and true instructional design models (e.g., Bloom’s Taxonomy, the “7 Principles”) with affordances of technology tools. In addition, the TLT Group has long maintained an excellent web page matching the Seven Principles of Good Teaching Practice with technology tools and …

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Great Lakes Conference on Teaching and Learning

by Andy SaltarelliInstructional Technology, PhDPosted on No Comments

I was privileged to present at the Great Lakes Conference on Teaching and Learning today on “Making it fit: Matching instructional technology with learning task”. As always, I consider good talks as those that barely get the ball rolling and create more cognitive dissonance than convergent solutions. I’m not sure if I accomplished that goal, …

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