Available courses

• TABO 487: New Technologies for Learning

  • Professor: Steven Clayderman

  New Technologies for Learning (NTFL), can be an preliminary educational engineering program covering cultural constructionist pedagogy using the understanding materials product. We address a harmony of conceptual and abilities parts in fulfillment of their state of Connecticut's statutory specifications for K-12 educators.

  Not used to this semester's interpretation of the program can be an concentration on entrepreneurship, where we will explore alternative careers in the education market-space.

  The program will soon be performed completely on-line as a practomime, using a mix of web-based assets, social media and movie meeting sessions..

• GRE 125: Networks & Distributed Learning Systems

  • Professor: Steven Clayderman
  • Professor: Rob Williams

  Networks and Distributed Learning Systems (NDLS) supplies a introduction to spread learning, aka distance training, distance learning, open learningand more recently, flexible learning.We shall investigate the conceptual frameworks, implementations, international/multi-cultural concerns and training of distributed learning methods. We shall also investigate the use of modern segmented design methods in the execution of a networked laboratory for training or teaching applications. The tasks will soon be execution of a management system (LMS) that assists the requirements needless to say members and a segmented system design.