Keeping Up with Technology

Could you use some tips to help you keep up with how technology is changing teaching and learning? Here are 10 that the authors of the article referenced below call “timeless” because they're designed to help faculty keep up no matter what form the technology takes. Although they were written by faculty in psychology for faculty in psychology, they can help all of us “effectively seek, select, and place new technology into pedagogical practice.” (p. 69)

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