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ETS has gathered examples of instructors working in a cross section of departments who have used technology to solve a logistical problem or add a new dimension to their teaching.

Our staff can both consult with you on the implementation of course websites and provide classroom assistanced with technology and equipment. The profiles below are intended to inspire others wishing to combine technology in the service of pedagogy in new, exciting ways. For more information, please contact us for a consultation.

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Creating a Paperless Classroom to Replicate the Real World
Engineering/IDS Lecturer Arun Nevader uses Blackboard to model communications in the business and engineering worlds and eliminates the use of paper. [More]

Personalizing a Large Lecture Class Using Online Discussion Sections
Women's Studies and Sociology Professor Barrie Thorne uses bulletin board discussions to stay responsive to her students' needs. [More]

Facilitating Communication Between Cross-disciplinary Groups
Haas School of Business Lecturer Sara Beckman uses a course website to help her MBA and engineering students collaborate on semester-long prototype projects. [More]

Using Rich Media to Bring France to Berkeley French Students
French Lecturer Françse Sorgen-Goldschmidt created a website with French TV news clips and other language learning aids to offer students the next best thing to being there. [More]

Using a Website to Streamline Administrative Tasks
Former College of Writing Lecturer Maggie Sokolik saves valuable class time by taking care of administrative tasks online. [More]

Keeping Pace with Fast-breaking Current Events
School of Public Policy Visiting Professor Reid Cushman spans the distance between Florida and Berkeley with the help of videoconferencing and NetMeeting. [More]

Bringing Back a Very Old Method with Technology's Help
Computer Science/IDS Lecturer Americ Azevedo adapted a commercial product to facilitate Socratic dialogue on his course website, then paired it with his webcast lectures. [More]

Using the Web to Meet Increasing Enrollment
Chemistry Professor Alex Pines and Dr. Mark Kubinec have combined webcast technology with a robust course website to anticipate an increased demand for their course. [More]

Conducting a Class Live Over the Internet
In Spring 2002, D.K. Lieu from UC Berkeley and G.H. Jang from Hanyang University combined their Mechanical Engineering lectures and delivered them on a real-time basis via the Internet. [More]

Professor to the World
Educational Technology Services Video and Broadcast group worked together to create an eight minute video to honor Chang-Lin Tien. [More]

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