Center for Teaching and Learning team publishes article
Katie Bush, instructional technologist; Monica Cormier, instructional technologist; and Graham Anthony, manager of instructional technology/media services, all of the Center for Teaching and Learning, recently published “A Rubric for Selecting Active Learning Technologies” in Educause Review.
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RIT offers Summer Institute for Teaching and Learning and AI Symposium May 14-15
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RIT graduate programs ranked among best in nation by ‘U.S. News & World Report’
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