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By Samantha Peters Digital textbooks are all the rage these days as students and school districts clamor to get the iPad, download and fill it with $15 textbooks, and rid themselves of the heavy traditional versions once and for all. But digital textbooks are not the present - or even the future - of education.…

By Samantha Peters Digital textbooks are all the rage these days as students and school districts clamor to get the iPad, download and fill it with $15 textbooks, and rid themselves of the heavy traditional versions once and for all. But digital textbooks are not the present - or even the future - of education.…

The Investors Foundation, which supports nonprofit organizations that enrich the diverse communities served by Investors Bank, has awarded a $37,500 grant to the Thomas Edison State University Foundation to support the development of an innovative Virtual Clinical Simulation program in the W. Cary Edwards School of Nursing.. As part of this program, our more than 3,000 nursing students will have access to sophisticated digital representations of patients, integrated with advanced technology and software, which will enable them to practice vital assessment in an online learning environment, explained Dr. Filomela Marshall, dean of the W. Cary Edwards School of Nursing. This technology will supplement our students on ground nursing experience, enabling them to develop optimal critical thinking and decision-making skills in an interactive environment at no risk to real patients.. The grant, which will be awarded over the course of three years, will enable the school to acquire the simulation ...

by Matthew Lynch, Tech Edvocate. For years, educators have struggled to help each and every student with their individualized educational needs. That gets incredibly tough in a classroom of twenty, thirty, forty, or fifty students all required to pass the same standardized test, regardless of personal growth. The use of artificial intelligence has the potential to disrupt the traditional and potentially damaging one-size-fits all model of modern teaching. Machine Learning algorithms have already begun helping teachers fill the gaps while indicating which subjects students are struggling with the most. If you think AI and chalkboards dont go hand-in-hand, well prove you wrong with five examples of classroom-based Artificial Intelligence.. http://www.thetechedvocate.org/5-examples-artificial-intelligence-classroom/. Share on Facebook ...

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CECA is a nonprofit organization of professionals interested in promoting the use of technology throughout schools in Connecticut. We sponsor the only major statewide educational technology conference in Connecticut every fall. CECA sponsors seminars and workshops throughout the year. CECA sponsors an Educational Technologies Exposition at the Connecticut State Legislative Office Building in the spring which is co-sponsored by over 20 other Connecticut educational organizations.

CECA is a nonprofit organization of professionals interested in promoting the use of technology throughout schools in Connecticut. We sponsor the only major statewide educational technology conference in Connecticut every fall. CECA sponsors seminars and workshops throughout the year. CECA sponsors an Educational Technologies Exposition at the Connecticut State Legislative Office Building in the spring which is co-sponsored by over 20 other Connecticut educational organizations.

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Paul Bowers, strategic consultant for Learning Strategies with Pearson Higher Education, has worked at the forefront of educational technology and distance learning for 32 years and has been involved in the emergence of new teaching and learning environments since the early 1980s. Paul has served on the Board of the Instructional Management System (IMS, now IMS-Global), the Board of Advisors for the Monterey Institute NROC open courseware project, and on the Iowa Educational Telecommunications Committee, the educational oversight body for the Iowa Telecommunications Network, one of the largest distance learning networks in the world. Bowers has served in a variety of roles at public and private higher education institutions, including 22 years as a faculty member as well as serving as director, dean, and vice president for online and adult learning at several institutions, including Buena Vista University, Cleveland State University, and Hiram College. Bowers also has worked extensively with ...

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Recently, a faculty book group co-sponsored by CELT and TUSDM Educational Technology discussed Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman. In this book, the author takes readers on an exploration of what influences thought example by example. Book club member Jennipher Murphy synthesized the research presented within the text and linked it to student learning. In her blog post she explores strategies to make lectures more effective in improving student engagement and learning based on Daniel Kahnemans work. Read her blog post here.. ...

Contemporary Issues in Technology and Teacher Education Vol. 6, No. 4 (December 2006) pp. 399-413 This study investigated the effectiveness of using point-to-point videoconferencing for a 3-day professional development workshop of elementary school science teachers as part of the Science Co-op Project in rural Missouri. The intentions of this... Topics: Professional Development, Science, Attitudes, eLearning, Collaboration, Communication, Elementary Education, Educational Technology, Distance Education, Computers, Networking Technologies, Information Communication Technologies. ...

This blog is my main on-line filing cabinet/archive, open to the world. Topics include touch, multi-touch, and gesture interaction, interactive displays, screens, surfaces, environments, and systems; collaborative and social technologies, serious (and not-so-serious) games, 3-D, virtual and augmented reality, innovative learning technologies, interactive TV, DOOH (Digital Out of Home), interactive information and data visualization, the creative use of interactive multimedia content across disciplines and art forms, educational technology, and universal design/accessibility ...

April 10, 2007 webinar presented by Maria C. Pruchnicki, The Ohio State University, and hosted by Jackie Miller, The Ohio State University. Distance education and online learning opportunities, collectively known as e-learning, are becoming increasingly used in higher education. Nationally, online enrollment increased to 3.2 million students in 2005, compared to 2.3 million in 2004. Furthermore, nearly 60% of higher education institutions identify e-learning as part of their long-term education strategy. Newer educational technologies including course management systems and Internet-based conferencing software can be used to both deliver content and engage participants as part of a social learning community. However, even experienced faculty can face pedagogical and operational challenges as they transition to the online environment. This interactive presentation discusses a systematic approach to developing web-based instruction, with an Ohio State University experience as a case example ...

Giuseppe Chiazzese since 1991 has been worked at the Institute for Educational Technologies of the Italian National Research Council. His research concerns the study, design and development of teaching and learning environments, using ICT for supporting collaborative learning; defining new methods and technologies for web learning. He was in charge of several national and international research projects in the field of methodologies and technologies for learning. He was lecturer in Computer Science at the Biological Science Faculty, academic year 2001/2002. He was contract professor of different refresher courses for high school teachers in the field of ICT and teaching and learning processes on the Net. Recently was part of the research group of WHAAM Web Health Application for Adhd Monitoring funded by EU LLP - KA3 Multilateral projects where has participated to the designing and development of WHAAM application to support monitoring and intervention process on children behaviour with ADHD. ...

Nicklaus Childrens Hospital is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians. The ACCME Criteria for Accreditation with Commendation recognizes the achievements of CME providers that advance inter-professional collaborative practice, address public health priorities, create behavioral change, show leadership, leverage educational technology, and demonstrate the impact of education on healthcare professionals and patients.. Accreditation Details Note of Privacy Practices Web Site Information Disclaimer. © 2020-2021 Nicklaus Childrens Hospital. All Rights Reserved.. ...

Anargya: Jurnal Ilmiah Pendidikan Matematika is a semiannual journal, published on April and October. Anargya: Jurnal Ilmiah Pendidikan Matematika published by Mathematics Education Department, Muria Kudus University. Anargya: Jurnal Ilmiah Pendidikan Matematika provides a forum for lecturers, academicians, researchers, practitioners, and students to deliver and share knowledge in the form of empirical and theoretical research articles. The journal invites professionals in study of Mathematics Education, especially teaching and learning, curriculum development, learning environments, teacher education, educational technology , and educational developments.

Information Science PhD. Areas of Interest: Information and Communication Technologies for Development (ICTD), Social Impact of Technology, Values in Technology Design, Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), Educational Technology, Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning Campus: Ithaca. ...

Education is a field that is constantly changing as new learning theories, designs, and technologies emerge as a solution to transform the learning experience for students of all ages. Higher education in particular is at the forefront of discussion as student needs and expectations are undergoing a tremendous shift, as are the demands of the modern workforce and society at large.. The Transformative Practice in Higher Education topic collection presents 11 research-based book titles released during the 2015 and 2016 copyright years that examine the changes occurring in post-secondary education in addition to solutions for meeting the needs of modern students. Taking a multi-faceted approach to key topics in higher education research, including funding, technology integration, open learning, student diversity, and the internationalization of learning, this collection is an all-inclusive reference source for educators, university administrators, educational technology developers, researchers, and ...

Last summer, a team of undergraduates worked with Chinese students at Tsinghua University in Beijing through MISTI, demonstrating how to set up and access MITs free online computer science courses, experiments and labs. The team also gathered feedback from the participants about how well the initiative worked within Chinas educational system. Its about introducing people to the technology so they can adopt it and use it themselves, said Scot Frank, a computer science student from Salt Lake City. There are different teaching methodologies between the two countries but we really learn from each other. Its really collaboration. MIT students first began working in Chinas high schools in the mid-1990s to help connect students to the Internet through the China Educational Technology Initiative. In 2004, MISTI used the same classroom model and sent teams of students to introduce OpenCourseWare on the college level in China. Last year four teams of students set up iLabs and iCampus projects at ...

Author: Senthil Kumar. B, Deepti Shastri. Category: Medical Education. [Download PDF]. Abstract:. Educational Technology plays an important role in learning facilitation for improving educational system. An effective, long lasting learning needs various technology and modern aids to be implemented in medical education. The effective technology of 3 dimensional printing had entered into the modern context of medical education. 3D printing is more appropriate to create various models for the purposes of teaching as well as training due to accuracy and physical representation of a processed data acquired from various sources such as Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) and Computed Tomography (CT). The educational research with respect to 3D printing technology and its practical and theoretical benefits in teaching and training can be identified and implemented as full-fledged in medical education. Patient specific models with exact anatomy from imaging data set will significantly improve the ...

Ruffner Hall The majority of academic facilities and offices of the Curry School of Education are located in Ruffner Hall. This facility provides laboratory space for studies in science education, media production, counselor education, computer utilization in education, reading, educational psychology, and educational research. A well-equipped behavioral study area enables students and faculty to carry on advanced-level clinical observation and research, and a number of flexible meeting areas provide a supportive environment for studies in education. Ruffner Hall houses centers that provide services to the community, the state, and the nation, while providing students and faculty with instructional and research opportunities. Included are the following: The Educational Technology Center provides students and faculty with excellent opportunities for both instruction and research. In addition to audio-visual equipment, the center houses an Audio-Visual Production Lab, both a video filming studio ...

Distance learning has been defined by the United States District Learning Association as the acquisition of knowledge and skills through mediated information and instruction. Distance learning encompasses all technologies and supports the pursuit of life long learning for all. Today distance learning is being used in al most every area of education including primary, elementary, and high school. Distance learning is also being utilized for college, university, and technical training as well as home school education, continuing education, corporate training, military and government training, and telemedicine. Distance learning has undergone a phenomenal growth in the last ten years, primarily because of the technology of high-speed Internet combined with the upswing in home computer ownership.. Both technological advances have allowed Americans to access distance learning programs and as we all know the laws of supply and demand mean that where there is a need or an interest, business will ...

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Join thousands of faculty, system administrators, course designers and interested professionals in the pursuit of quality online learning. Become a sponsor or exhibitor for OLC Accelerate 2018, to be held November 14-16, 2018 at the Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Resort Hotel in Orlando, Florida.. The 2017 conference attracted an on-site attendance of 1,765 and a virtual attendance of 1,000 from over 550+ institutions, all 50 states plus Washington DC, and 24 countries. The attendee breakdown was 14% Administrator, 12% Program Director/Manager, 18% Faculty/Instructor, 21% Instructional Designer/Instructional Technologist, 18% Corporate Vendor, 5% Executive, 1.5% Library/Media, 1.5% Research, 6% Staff, 1% student, and 2% Other.. We welcome organizations who offer hardware, software, Internet activities, distance and blended learning, educational technology and other products and services of interest to higher education, administrators, instructional designers, and trainers, as well as ...

Technology has brought significant opportunities to education, but they are largely being lost. In many cases, spending on educational technology (EdTech) has not resulted in improved student outcomes. This Organizational Improvement Plan (OIP) addresses the problem of practice (PoP) of a lack of a framework and supports for K-12 teachers to effectively utilize EdTech in classrooms in the Canadian province of British Columbia (BC). Using a BC school district as a case study, I propose strategies for how leaders can craft and implement a change plan to enhance an EdTech ecosystem that best supports teachers and learners. Establishing a framework for effective use of EdTech in schools is complex and multifaceted. Investments in technology must support best pedagogical practices, and leaders must create conditions that boost teachers Technological, Pedagogical and Content Knowledge (TPACK; Mishra & Koehler, 2006). Leaders must adapt to shifting power dynamics in which teachers have new roles as emergent

On Dec. 16, 2020, the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) introduced 64 new Distinguished Members, selected by their peers for outstanding scientific contributions that propel the digital age. Two faculty members from the Donald Bren School of Information and Computer Sciences (ICS) are among the 2020 inductees: Gillian Hayes and Sharad Mehrotra.. Robert A. and Barbara L. Kleist Professor of Informatics Gillian Hayes, who currently serves as vice provost for graduate education and dean of the Graduate Division at UCI, has been recognized for her outstanding scientific contributions to computing. Her focus on inclusive and ethical design, particularly for assistive and educational technologies, empowers diverse groups of people, including those with disabilities; Black, Indigenous, and People of Color; and the LGBTQIA community. It is always an honor to be recognize by ones peers for work in the field, says Hayes. On this particular milestone, I am reminded of the person I was 25 ...

Our job is to work with faculty to integrate educational technology in their courses. That means training with a capital T, as well as running special events (guest speakers, symposiums, webinars, etc.). But connecting with them is no easy feat.. A little background…. We follow college protocols, writing stories and events for our Intranet, but many instructors are simply not logging into the site. So, weve opted to write pleading emails to the Admin Officers, Chairs, even the Deans, asking for their support in getting the word out about our training events. Though more successful than relying solely on our Intranet, we still havent achieved critical mass. Hey, weve even gone old school, designing posters with catchy graphics to attract people. And, yes, were blogging too…. Ive gotta tell you: its more than a little deflating to have two people show up for a planned event when 30 were expected. Considerable energy is spent strategizing, writing, and promoting training opportunities. ...

We all know there are thousands of online and digital resources that can help students and teachers with the learning process. Many of these tools are great additions to the classroom but some can put staff, students, and families at risk. The Jeffco Educational Technology and Information Security teams have created a process to vet software titles commonly used throughout the District. ...

Interviewer: Oroni Hasan. Sean Robinson is an educator who has been involved in many motivating global projects and organizations. Creator of Connections-based Learning and co-founder of Connected Learning Partnerships, he has connected with educators around the world to advance technology and teaching in order to make the education system more meaningful. This year at the QLC, Sean Robinson will present SDGs and You, which will be about the UNs Sustainable Development Goals and how every one of us can help achieve their goals. His conference will teach us how to make a difference by collaborating with other people to abolish poverty, establish equality, and promote peace.. What inspired you to achieve your goals and passions?. Years ago, I went to an international educational technology conference with many questions. The questions were around apps, technological platforms, and ideas to incorporate technology in my teaching. Though the conference had many workshops with many answers, I was ...

2017 - 2018 Committee Members. Oversees and reviews all classroom and research projects involving the use of living vertebrate animals to ensure the humane care and use of animals in accordance with the Health Research Extension Act of 1985. Public law 99-158.. Chair:. Norm Garrison, faculty, Biology. Faculty/Staff:. Tamara Hatch, Office of Sponsored Programs Administration. Chris Lantz, Biology. Marcella Mullenax, Environmental Health Coordinator. Melanie Shoup-Knox, Psychology. Carolyn Strong, Research Integrity. K.T. Vaughan, Libraries & Educational Technologies. Institutional Official:. Dr. Heather ...

The Diffusion of Digital Technologies research area is concerned with the diffusion of digital technologies, companies successes in the production and use of digital technologies as well as the macroeconomic effects of these processes. Economists in this area conduct surveys to investigate the adoption of different digital technologies in business, companies goals in using digital technologies and the obstacles and limitations companies face. Macroeconomic relationships are investigated through projections and the use of external macroeconomic data. ...

Open University Office of Academic Affairs International Relations Office Library Using the library Search Library Online Catalogue ESTER Find resources New books blog Enquiry service Book purchase suggestions History Gallery Feedback form Contacts Library FAQ Technology Transfer Centre Department of Communication and Marketing Educational Technology Centre E learning Centre Student Life Student Council HEUREKA Student Corporation Ericius TTK Chamber Choir Contact Information How to find us Membership Prindi The History of TTK UAS The history of the specialties taught at TTK University of Applied Sciences dates back to the 1920s The first predecessor of the university was Tallinn Commercial School for Boys founded in 1915 TTK UAS celebrates its anniversary on the 9 th of November which is the date when Tallinn City Government agreed upon founding the school Through the years TTK UAS has had many different names but there have always been two core specialties construction and mechanical ...

The world entered Digital age about 2 decades ago, this is a time in history when humans rely solely on digital technology in almost anything they do. To fit into the current age, it is advisable to learn the tools of the trade. Those born into digital age do not have problems in managing the technology, this is why they are called Digital natives. The older generations are called Digital immigrants because they battle to understand the technology.. Both digital immigrants and digital natives need certain level of proficiency in the use and application of digital technology to fit into this new world. We designed three courses that did the magic, the courses are Digital Technology 1x 2x and 3x. Digital Technology 1x Course outline:. history of computer, computer architecture, digital devices, digital age terminologies, smartphones, Win 10 OS, Linux OS, Android OS, iOS.. ...

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Course Description: This course introduces students to a wide range of topics in the burgeoning field of genetics and evolutionary biology. Topics to be covered include the structure and function of DNA; Mendelian inheritance and deviations from this assumption; aspects of evolution including the neutral theory; selection; drift; and evolutionarily stable strategies; sexual versus asexual reproduction; behavioral genetics and the concept of heritability; and gene-by-environment effects. Through the use of educational technology, students explore their own analyses of these areas throughout the course.. Required Textbook and Materials: UoPeople courses use open educational resources (OER) and other materials specifically donated to the University with free permissions for educational use. Therefore, students are not required to purchase any textbooks or sign up for any websites that have a cost associated with them. The main required textbooks for this course are listed below and can be readily ...

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Two decades ago, the Internet went from being the preserve of the technologically proficient to a medium of mass communication. The rapid adoption of this new form of communication raised hopes among many political scholars that digital technology might revitalize democratic citizenship. The hope was that by making it easier and less costly to gather information, communicate with fellow citizens, and interact with political elites, digital technology might help to reduce inequities in political participation by mobilizing people who have traditionally been politically disengaged. Digital technology was seen as a way of enriching the practice of democratic citizenship by making it richer and deeper. Twenty years later, digital technology is everywhere, but there are few signs of a democratic renaissance. In this presentation, Harold Jansen will look at what happened to this early hope and discuss the ways democratic citizenship has and has not been transformed by this communications ...

Illuminar Staff Biographies Masters, Doctoral and California Credential programs in Education or Psychology. Inspiring, supportive and innovative learning opportunities designed to meet student and community needs. Degree programs include M.A. in Education, M.A. in Education with Teaching Credential, M.A. or Ed.D. in Educational Technology, Ed.D. in Organization Change, Ed.D. in Organizational Leadership, M.S. in Administration, M.S. in Workplace Learning, Ed.D. in Educational Leadership, Administration, and Policy, M.A. in Psychology, M.A. in Clinical Psychology with an Emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy, Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology. Offering weekend, evening, day, blended, and online classes. Graduate School of Education and Psychology - Pepperdine University

Jenesse Center Masters, Doctoral and California Credential programs in Education or Psychology. Inspiring, supportive and innovative learning opportunities designed to meet student and community needs. Degree programs include M.A. in Education, M.A. in Education with Teaching Credential, M.A. or Ed.D. in Educational Technology, Ed.D. in Organization Change, Ed.D. in Organizational Leadership, M.S. in Administration, M.S. in Workplace Learning, Ed.D. in Educational Leadership, Administration, and Policy, M.A. in Psychology, M.A. in Clinical Psychology with an Emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy, Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology. Offering weekend, evening, day, blended, and online classes. Graduate School of Education and Psychology - Pepperdine University

Find here complete details of College of Applied Sciences, Nizwa, including courses offered, fee structure, contact details, required exams for admission, etc. Start Now Top Omani Universities on Facebook; Top Omani Universities on Twitter; Nizwa College of Applied Sciences. e College of Applied Sciences_Nizwa is a leading university college in higher education. The Colleges reputation and the professional satisfaction of its staff both derive from knowing, and being able to demonstrate, that students are learning effectively and achieving high levels of performance in all programmes. University of Technology and Applied Science-Nizwa is committed to promoting competitive graduates and professional programs that support interdisciplinary inquiry, intellectual development and skill acquisition. Box 477 Postal Code 611 Nizwa Nizwa college of applied sciences. [email protected] The Educational Technologies Centre (ETC) is the information and communication

Boise State University honored spring graduates during two commencement ceremonies on May 8 at Albertsons Stadium.. In all, 3,032 students were eligible to receive 3,666 degrees and certificates. Of those, 1,036 students were eligible for honors; 532 cum laude, 395 magna cum laude, and 109 summa cum laude. This year, a record 31 students were eligible for doctoral degrees in biomolecular sciences; curriculum and instruction; electrical and computer engineering; educational technology; ecology, evolution and behavior; materials science and engineering; and doctor of nursing practice.. Boise State President Marlene Tromp urged new graduates to persevere through this era, one characterized by a global pandemic, economic challenges, as well as political and cultural strife.. Let me share with you a thought, a phrase that the authors of the Chronicles of Narnia screenplays used to capture the theme of those novels, Tromp told graduates. Hardships often prepare ordinary people for an ...

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Exploring the Environment - Global Climate Change (ETE-GCC) Modules developed by the Center for Educational Technologies at Wheeling Jesuit University includes six new global climate change problem-based learning modules funded through a cooperative agreement with NASA. The ETE-GCC modules are comprehensive educational activities designed to increase student knowledge of climate change science and the issues surrounding the complex interactions of Earths physical and biological spheres. The modules are a perfect fit for integrated biology courses, environmental science classes, and related courses, such as ecology and social studies that address the sociopolitical issues of climate change.

Senate Bills. Senate Bill 261 - Bringing state code relating to daylight saving time in conformity with federal code and practice. Status: Senate adopted. 2nd Reading House Calendar.. Senate Bill 297 - Requiring installation of conduit for fiber optic cable on state highway construction projects. Status: Senate Government Organization (1st Reference Senate Transportation and Infrastructure).. Senate Bill 299 - Creating Library Facilities Improvement Fund. Status: Senate 2nd Reading.. Senate Bill 315 - Providing for construction of statewide fiber optic broadband infrastructure network. Status: Senate Government Organization (1st Reference Senate Transportation and Infrastructure).. House Bills. House Bill 2101 - Eliminating obsolete government entities considered to be unnecessary, inactive or redundant. The Governors Advisory Council for Educational Technology, the West Virginia Consortium for Undergraduate Research and Engineering, the Governors Commission on Graduate Study in Science, ...

Patrick Colonel Suppes (/ˈsʊpɪs/; March 17, 1922 - November 17, 2014) was an American philosopher who made significant contributions to philosophy of science, the theory of measurement, the foundations of quantum mechanics, decision theory, psychology and educational technology. He was the Lucie Stern Professor of Philosophy Emeritus at Stanford University and until January 2010 was the Director of the Education Program for Gifted Youth also at Stanford. Suppes was born on March 17, 1922, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He grew up as an only child, later with a half brother George who was born in 1943 after Patrick had entered the army. His grandfather, C.E. Suppes, had moved to Oklahoma from Ohio. Suppes father and grandfather were independent oil men. His mother died when he was a young boy. He was raised by his stepmother, who married his father before he was six years old. His parents did not have much formal education. Suppes began college at the University of Oklahoma in 1939, but transferred to ...

Gina Beebe Nichol has been a naturalist and birder for more than thirty years, Gina first became fascinated with the natural world in rural upstate New York where she spent most of her childhood out of doors. Gina received her B.S. in Environmental Education from Cornell University and her M.A. in Educational Technology from Fairfield University. She began her career as a Naturalist at the Rye Nature Center in Rye, New York. Ginas interest in human/wildlife interactions then took her to Volunteers for Wildlife in Cold Spring Harbor, New York. There she coordinated the operation of a 24-hour Wildlife Crisis Hotline and developed programs dealing with wildlife rehabilitation.. In 1987, Gina became Program Director for the National Audubon Society in Greenwich, Connecticut. In that capacity, she led numerous environmental workshops and local field trips. While with the National Audubon Society, Gina also led ecotours for Audubon Nature Odysseys. Destinations included Greenland, Iceland, Scotland, ...

Gina Beebe Nichol has been a naturalist and birder for more than thirty years, Gina first became fascinated with the natural world in rural upstate New York where she spent most of her childhood out of doors. Gina received her B.S. in Environmental Education from Cornell University and her M.A. in Educational Technology from Fairfield University. She began her career as a Naturalist at the Rye Nature Center in Rye, New York. Ginas interest in human/wildlife interactions then took her to Volunteers for Wildlife in Cold Spring Harbor, New York. There she coordinated the operation of a 24-hour Wildlife Crisis Hotline and developed programs dealing with wildlife rehabilitation.. In 1987, Gina became Program Director for the National Audubon Society in Greenwich, Connecticut. In that capacity, she led numerous environmental workshops and local field trips. While with the National Audubon Society, Gina also led ecotours for Audubon Nature Odysseys. Destinations included Greenland, Iceland, Scotland, ...

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