We're pleased to present the latest issue of The Prospect (Issue 8), a CNDLS publication designed to highlight innovative teaching practice at Georgetown.
CNDLS was recently awarded a grant from Echo360, the provider of the lecture capture software used at Georgetown, to research faculty lecture capture practices and how they can enable blended learning opportunities. In particular, we will collaborate with Frank Ambrosio (Philosophy), Diane Apostolos-Cappadona (Catholic Studies), and Sue Mulroney and Adam Myers (Georgetown University Medical Center / George Squared Special Master’s Program). The CNDLS team includes Janet Russell, Brian Boston, Theresa Schlafly, and new graduate associate Lucas Regnér.
CNDLS was recently awarded a grant from Echo360, the provider of the lecture capture software used at Georgetown, to research faculty lecture capture practices and how they can enable blended learning opportunities.
CNDLS was recently awarded a grant from Echo360, the provider of the lecture capture software used at Georgetown, to research faculty lecture capture practices and how they can enable blended learning opportunities. In particular, we will collaborate with Frank Ambrosio (Philosophy), Diane Apostolos-Cappadona (Catholic Studies), and Sue Mulroney and Adam Myers (Georgetown University Medical Center / George Squared Special Master’s Program). The CNDLS team includes Janet Russell, Brian Boston, Theresa Schlafly, and new graduate associate Lucas Regnér.
