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Site PurposeTHIS SITE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION
In the eyes of students, using technology can improve the effectiveness of your course. Highlights from a study of 2,054 two- and four-year college students by the Pew Internet & American Life Project (San Jose Mercury, 10/19/02, p. C1) disclose that:
• 79% agreed or strongly agreed that Internet use has had a positive impact on their college academic experience.
• 46% agreed that email lets them express ideas to a professor that they would not have expressed in class.
• 48% are required to use the Internet to contact other students in their classes.
• 68% reported subscribing to mailing lists on which they carry on email discussions about topics they are studying.
• 58% have used email to discuss or find out a grade from an instructor.
Ann Koda and Phyllis Yasuda, retired De Anza instructors, are developing this website as a roadmap of courses, procedures, contacts and resources which faculty can use to enhance instruction by using technology effectively. THESE PAGES ARE DRAFTS. Please send comments or suggestions to Ann Koda, Phyllis Yasuda, or the TEI development team at the email addresses below.
kodaann@fhda.edu
yasudaphyllis@fhda.edu
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