Dede Nelson is an instructional designer for the Department of Adult and Higher Education at NC State University and previously worked in the university''''''''''''''''s Faculty Development Services unit, a part of Learning Technology Service. Dede holds an M.Ed. in Training and Development with a specialty in technology from NC State University and has experience in both K-12 and Higher Education course development.

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From Computer Based Simulations to 3D Virtual Learning: Building Bridges to Collaborative Learning Spaces

Hilarie is leading the TLTC''s Course Redesign Initiative. She also serves as UNC''s project director for MERLOT, an international cooperative for online instructional resources. Before joining the TLTC, Hilarie was a faculty member in the industrial design program at Arizona State University. She previously chaired a program at Wake Technical Community College in Raleigh that granted associates degrees in computer graphics and visualization. Hilarie is especially interested in effective teaching, emerging technologies, virtual worlds, and serious games.

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A New Perspective on Course Redesign: Customizing the National Center for Academic Transformation’s Approach for UNC Compare and Contrast: Assorted Experiences with Course Redesign

Mr. Nicolet is the Associate Dean for Information Technology at the School of Government at UNC-Chapel Hill

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Social Networking as an Instructional Tool

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Clicker Technology Application in Distance Education

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Using Google Earth for Teaching and Learning