Arthur Taylor recently received his MSIS at UNC-CH''''s School of Information and Library Science and this past fall semester taught a course in Human Information Interactions. He comes to the academic domain after more that 25 years experience in the corporate computing area.

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Second Life: Real Teaching and Learning in a Virtual World Immerse Yourself: Delivering Instruction in Virtual Worlds Triumphs and Tribulations of Teaching in a Virtual World: Voices of Experience

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Second Life: Real Teaching and Learning in a Virtual World

Mary Teslow, MLIS, RHIA, Assistant Professor of Health Information Administration, Western Carolina University

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Strategies to Promote e-Learning Excellence Through a University Faculty Center, Part One

Digital Media Lecturer, Coulter Faculty Center

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Stream...Cast....Blog? Fishing for New Ways to Feed Your Digital Content

Fatimah Tuggar is assistant professor at Winston-Salem State University and an artist who uses technology as both medium and subject in her work to serve as metaphors for power dynamics. Her work has been exhibited globally in over 20 countries. The work has also been the subject of various panels, articles and a part of academic curricula, in various institutions and disciplines. Ms. Tuggar''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''s art education covers three continents and an even broader range of disciplines. Her teaching mirrors her art practice, in that her goal is not to deliver answers but inspire creative questioning.

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Methods & Meanings: Creative Thinking within Learning Technologies

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Learning Management System Self-efficacy of Online and Hybrid Learners Using LMS Self-efficacy Scale