Wednesday, April 1, 2009: 1:45 PM-3:00 PM
Tampa Convention Center: 10-12
Presider: | Beth Chaney, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC |
The HEDIR Technology Seminar is a 75 minute round-table presentation, where participants present technology-based research and/or practice examples for attendees. This session has been well-attended in the past, and will provide attendees with ideas on utilizing technology in the classroom and within their research endeavors. Participants of the conference can move from table to table at their discretion discussing technology issues of interest. Individuals can talk one-on-one with presenters about issues related to their presentation.
Health Education in a Virtual World
Web 2.0/Social Media & the HEDI
Pre-Service Health Students' Perception of the Class Management System Blackboard
Addressing Pop Culture: Lessons that Promote Media Literacy Skills
Wiki Wonderland: Creating a Culture for Collaboration
Using 'Songs You Know By Heart' to Enhance Health Classes!
Cyberschools and Health Education
Asynchronous Group Audio Communication as a Strategy in Online Learning
Teaching Health Online: On Board or Lost at Sea?
Issues Surrounding Internet Safety - From Cyberbullying to Sexual Predators
Integrating Handheld Computers throughout the Student Teaching Experience
Teen Village.org
Video Gaming during Health Education Class
Convention Attendees’ Perceptions of Their AAHE Experience through PhotoVoice/Photo-Elicitation
Applications of Moodle within Health Education/Promotion
Mapping Rural Family Violence for Targeting Outreach and Prevention
Introduction to CDC's School Health Education Resources (SHER) Web-based Tool
How Effective is Information/Communication Technology for Eating Disorder Prevention
Use of Digital Storytelling within the Undergraduate Electronic Portfolio
Using the Blackboard WIKI Tool to Replace Term Papers
Enhancing Your Course Utilizing Technology and Online Course Tools
Health Heros on the Download
I Miss the Personal Connection...But Not in My Online Class
Hi-tech & Low-tech Ways To Become a Greener Health Educator
Health Promotion in Second Life
Lessons Learned: Embedding Information Literacy Skills into Instruction
Teaching Transformational Change Practices Using Web, Wikis, Wimba, Oh My!
Engaging and Educating Health Education Students with Video Sharing Sites
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