This article provides a solution for busy professors/instructors
teaching in the 21st century concerning the issue of providing
quality feedback to students through a technologically based approach. The
software program
Jing was
analyzed. This is an innovative and
effective, yet relatively simple option for providing quality feedback. A
discussion of how to determine when to use either an SWF or MP4 screen capture
format is provided. The benefits of providing this type of feedback include time
saved by making audible comments rather than typing comments, a more personal
touch to students through listening to an instructors comments and a quality
technological format.
Leader Action Tips Dealing With Difficult Co-Workers
Volume 5 Issue 1 - Feb 19, 2007 - 12:20:32 PM
By Kathy Dale, Ph.D.
He’s the colleague who is always late to work and never meets a deadline. He’s always apologetic and ready with an excuse and promises this is really the last time he’ll ask for a favor. You’ve been the nice guy, even covering up for him, but now you’re sick of it.
