| Software Successes
|
| Mark H. Solsman
| Center for Academic Computing, Documentation Training and Publications
| mhs108@psu.edu  10/26/93
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SOFTWARE SUCCESSES
Marilynne Stout, Carol Dwyer, CBEL
November 25, 1992
 
1.	Meteorology samples using QuickTime, Alistair Fraser, Penn State-UP
 
2.	Music 5 lecture using compact disk, Tom Smialek, Penn State-Hazleton
 
3.	Lecture samples: Jeanne Amlund, Statistics, Penn State-McKeesport
	Margaret Signorella, Psychology, Penn State-McKeesport;
	Tom Fox, Economics, Penn State-UP	
 
4.	Spanish Sounds, Part II, software for teaching the evolution of 
	Spanish from Old Latin, published by Intellimation
 
5.	Analysis of Martin Luther King's Letter from Birmingham City Jail
	EDUCOM award-winner developed at Penn State
 
6.	Perseus,  Interactive sources and studies on ancient Greek (picture, 
	text, etc. of Greek antiquities), Yale University Press
 
7.	A.D.A.M. (Animated Dissection of Anatomy for Medicine), A.D.A.M. 
	Software
 
8.	Hotel, Restaurant, & Institutional Management_SPECS, Carolyn Lambert, 
	Penn State-UP
 
9.	Computerized Glossing of French Literary Text_annotation of text, 
	contact Mary Ann Lyman-Hager, Penn State French department, UP
 
10.	Multimedia Sampler, IBM
 
Experts discuss, IBM
 
English, Literature, Shakespearean sonnet
Sinclair & Tuinman, Simon Fraser University
 
Fine Arts, Music, uses University of Delaware Music Videodisc
Mozart concerto, Douglas Short, North Carolina State University
 
Foreign Languages, Listening in French
Jim Noblitt, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
 
Sciences, Concepts in Biology, Mitosis
Diana Oblinger, North Carolina State University
 
Health Sciences, Cyanotic Premature Babies, Simulation
Ashton & MacDonald, University of Hawaii
 
 
*****SOFTWARE SOURCES****
 
Penn State Library, 105 East Pattee (Reference Room)
 
Your discipline associations, journals, conferences, etc. and your colleagues
 
Catalogs
Title: Symposium on Teaching and Learning With Technology
By: Lawrence C. Ragan, Ray Masters, Barbara Smith
Date:  April 3, 1993
Time:  9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Meeting Place:  101 Classroom Building, University Park
 
Abstract: This one-day symposium is designed as a forum on the use
of instructional technology in the teaching and learning process.  The
program will be a mix of presentations, panel discussions, guest
speakers and focus groups addressing innovative ideas for using
instructional technology.  Specific sessions will focus on the use of
Macintosh, IBM, and Unix-based technologies.  Faculty may
participate in any or all of the concurrent sessions throughout the
day.  Roundtable discussion groups will be organized over the lunch
break.  Box lunches will be available for purchase on site @$5.50.
 
Registration:  Registration is required by March 19, 1993.
 
Prerequistes:  An interest in the use of instructional technologies in
the teaching and learning process.  Novice and experienced users
welcome.
 
Sample Topics:
Networks and the classroom
Using video as an instructional medium
Digital video
Accessing the INTERNET
Strategies for effective teaching with technologies
Using the Penn State Information Presentation Shell (PIPS)
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