CCNMTL partners with Columbia University faculty to enhance teaching and learning through the purposeful use of technology and new media. The Center supports a range of efforts from basic course websites to advanced projects.
Candace Thille, Director of Carnegie Mellon’s Open Learning Initiative, to Speak at Columbia May 14
Candace Thille, Director of the Open Learning Initiative at Carnegie Mellon University, will present a talk about her work at OLI at Columbia...
With Virtual Forest Initiative, NYC Students Become Citizen Scientists
This spring, New York City students and teachers will head to the forest to encounter mammals - and science lessons - in their natural habitat,...
Jeffrey Selingo to Speak at Columbia May 8
Jeffrey Selingo, an author, reporter, and editor at large of The Chronicle of Higher Education, will present a talk on the future of higher...
How to Design an Educational User Experience with The Garrett Method
"How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time!" Remember that old joke from grammar school? It’s ridiculous but it's certainly an accurate...
Silfen Forum: Open Learning and The Future of Higher Education
The Silfen Forum at UPenn, held yearly at the Irvine Auditorium, featured a distinguished panel discussing “Open Online Learning and the Future of Higher Education.”...
CCNMTL to Collaborate with Jewish Higher Ed Institutions on eLearning Faculty Fellowship
The Columbia Center for New Media Teaching and Learning (CCNMTL) is partnering with the Jewish Theological Seminary’s Davidson Graduate School of Jewish Education, "Hebrew Union...
Late Spring '13 Courseworks Workshops for Faculty
CCNMTL is offering four Courseworks workshops to help Columbia faculty and instructors manage their courses as the Spring semester wraps up. A new workshop, “Courseworks...
Talk: iversity's MOOC Production Fellowship
Next Tuesday, April 23rd at 2pm, iversity's Open Courses and MOOC Production Fellowship will be featured during a presentation led by Hannes Klöpper, iversity's...