 
The Division of Information Technology and the Center
for Teaching Excellence have partnered to support faculty exploration in
mobile learning. Mobile Learning Fellows are selected to participate in the
annual Center for Teaching Excellence's Summer
Institute for New(er) Technologies and then are supported by the Mobility
Initiative during the academic year as they incorporate mobile learning in their
courses. In addition, a separate proposal process is conducted for the spring
semester each academic year for faculty interested in experimenting with mobile
learning. Those faculty who are selected receive access to the loaner pool of
iPod touch devices that are part of the Mobility Initiative.
Below are the Mobile Learning Fellows along with descriptions of some of their
class activities using mobile devices.
- Sahar Khamis, COMM 370: Mediated Communication
- Roberta Lavine, SPAN 422: Cross-Cultural Communication
- Hank Lucas, HONR 229N: The Technology Revolution
- Liora Moriel, CMLT 270: Global Literature and Social
Change
- Marcio Oliviera, KNES 370: Motor Development
- Adam Porter/Evan Golub, CMSC 498I: Programming the iPhone
- Marvin Scott, KNES 491: The Curriculum in Physical
Education
- Mary Ellen Scullen, FREN 311 : Advanced Oral Expression
- Mark Varner, ANSC 446: Physiology of Mammalian Reproduction
- Ronald Yaros, JOUR 289I: Information 3.0
- Eric Zakim, HEBR 382: Israeli Media
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