Category Archives: technology

Explaining How To Engage Students on Laptops

Posted on May 28, 2010 by Ron Yaros

Participating in the “Summer Institute on Teaching and Learning with New(er) Technologies” is helping me to design research for my fall course, “Information 3.0.”  Collaborating with 16 colleagues from across the University of Maryland campus revealed how different disciplines plan … Continue reading →

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Explaining New Methods For Teaching and Learning

Posted on April 24, 2010 by Ron Yaros

That’s the best way to describe the past five days for me given: (1) my presentation of “Information 3.0″ at our new building’s dedication ceremonies; (2) another presentation to a consortium of 12 member universities visiting campus; (3) another presentation … Continue reading →

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Explaining “the next era of news”

Posted on April 18, 2010 by Ron Yaros

There is not a more appropriate time for our College to that slogan in quotes. The College is moving forward with its new building and its new web site, the faculty is moving forward with new curricular changes, and I … Continue reading →

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Could TV learn from radio?

Posted on March 28, 2010 by Ron Yaros

A recent discussion in a Linkedin group by ONA (Online News Association) centers around the future of TV broadcast affiliates. One might review the trends in local radio to infer predictions about local TV.

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