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[Author Prev][Author Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Author Index][Thread Index] Greener Teaching Practices
Hello, In the Literature & Language Department at Northern Kentucky University, we are currently engaged in a discussion about "greener" teaching practices and paperless courses, or at least, using less paper in our courses. I was wondering if ASLE members have some thoughts on the subject in the form of either anecdotal evidence or empirical data in relation to teaching more green? Some questions that have been raised in our department are: Is it more environmentally friendly to rely more on computers than on paper? What are some practical ways to be a more green department without compromising teaching goals? Are there departmental or campus-wide success stories of how greener practices have been put to use? Any thoughts you have would be greatly appreciated! Donelle Dreese, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Literature & Language Department Northern Kentucky University 859-572-6148 dreesed1@nku.edu
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