Focus Question 3
Which students, programs and classes could most use broadband interactive multimedia content?
posted by Mark @ 10:14 AM
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Wednesday, April 06, 2005
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Margaret said:
I would use broadband interactive media content as a supplement to in-class instruction for my Math students. The students would be A.A. or A.S. or college transfer students
Any can of class/course that has "how to" content could use multimedia. Broadband would be useful in BB courses for pre-purchased videos (copyright issues would need to be addressed).
Ron said...
non-traditional students,
foreign language classes with a cultural focus
Ron said...
non-traditional students,
foreign language classes with a cultural focus
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