Sarah Stiles and Engelhard Project Featured on College Site
May 1, 2012 — A recent article on the Georgetown College website featured Sarah Stiles and her sociology course on Social Entrepreneurship: Leading Social Change.
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The annual Teaching, Learning, and Innovation Summer Institute is now accepting applications! This year, with a focus on critical research skills, disciplinary thinking, and integrative learning, faculty will reimagine courses and assignments through particular programmatic lenses.
Click here to read more and submit your application.
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Six student Integrative Arts Fellows worked with CNDLS this semester, alongside ceramic artist Joan Lederman, to develop works of art inspired by the Where the Seafloor Melts exhibit.
Click here to read more about the students' work, and check out our Flickr stream to see photos from their recent presentations.
As part of the Wikimedia Foundation's Public Policy Initiative, Rochelle Davis (SFS) integrated Wikipedia into two of her classes with the help of Wikipedia campus ambassadors. To learn more about the project, watch the video on the left or visit the GLI Website.
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News and Updates
CNDLS Participates in h.innovation Summit
April 23, 2012 — CNDLS was well represented at last week's h.innovation summit, which brought together staff, students, faculty, and visiting speakers to brainstorm about the role of technology at Georgetown.
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Teaching, Learning, and Innovation Summer Institute 2012
April 11, 2012 — We are currently accepting applications for this year's TLISI! Check out the TLISI website to learn more.
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Georgetown Course Tops Wikipedia Project Leaderboard
April 24, 2012 — Congratulations to the students in Diane Apostolos-Cappadona's Art and Ethics course! They are currently #1 on the Wikipedia Project leaderboard, which tracks contributions that students in participating courses have made to Wikipedia.
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Presenting Pegasus at ELI
February 29, 2012 — Earlier this month, four of us attended ELI 2012 in Austin, Texas. During our session entitled Social Media ePortfolios, we unveiled Pegasus, a tool we are currently developing here at CNDLS. Matthias framed our presentation by pointing out the power that learning spaces have in shaping the sorts of interactions that happen inside them. While his [...]
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See you in Austin!
February 10, 2012 — Anna, Matthias, Marie, and Justin are presenting at next week's Educause Learning Initiative Annual Meeting! If you're attending, catch them at the "Social Media ePortfolios" session on Tuesday morning, where the'll present CNDLS' strategy for building adaptive, reflective learning environments. They'll also run a "sneak peak" demo of our latest project, Pegasus.
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