NKU Embraces iPad for Fall Class
Incoming students in the Northern Kentucky University Master of Science in Executive Leadership and Organizational Change (ELOC) program this fall will be the first cohort group (and NKU students) to receive Apple iPads for use in the classroom. The move is part of NKU’s continued efforts to provide emerging mobile technologies that accommodate student expectations related to an anytime, anyplace teaching-learning process. “Forward-thinking schools are focusing on e-learning,” said Dr. Kenneth Rhee, director of the ELOC program within NKU’s Department of Management. “We want to be at the front edge. There is a lot of potential for what this can do.” Read the entire article here.
Incoming students in the Northern Kentucky University Master of Science in Executive Leadership and Organizational Change (ELOC) program this fall will be the first cohort group (and NKU students) to receive Apple iPads for use in the classroom.
The move is part of NKU’s continued efforts to provide emerging mobile technologies that accommodate student expectations related to an anytime, anyplace teaching-learning process.
“Forward-thinking schools are focusing on e-learning,” said Dr. Kenneth Rhee, director of the ELOC program within NKU’s Department of Management. “We want to be at the front edge. There is a lot of potential for what this can do.”
Read the entire article here.
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