Faculty Support for Teaching with Technology

Keynote Presentation at Project JSTOR's conference, Creating Partnerships, Creating Scholarship: Strengthening Research, Teaching and Learning with Effective Use of Electronic Resources
by Scott Macklin
October 27, 2000

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The electronic information age has given us immediate access to a vast array of resources to support scholarly research and research-based learning. Electronic resources have become very useful tools for conducting disciplinary and interdisciplinary research and enriching the curriculum. However, greater access does not necessarily translate into better scholarship and achievement of learning outcomes. The fast-changing technological learning environment prompts us to consider how to make effective use of new technologies in the practices of research, teaching and learning.