COE Highlights

EdTech

Western Oregon Educational Technology Summer Conference

Nov 21, 2023

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InfoTech graduate helps student veterans find success

Mar 13, 2020

Haines, who served in the United States Army as a combat medic from 2003 to 2014, said although the job wasn’t his plan…

Mary’s Peak: A video celebrating Dr. Mary Bucy’s legacy at WOU

Jun 18, 2020

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Online learning and nutrition education

Aug 7, 2018

Initial findings of a systematic review presented by community health professor and grad student at nutrition education conference.

Recent InfoTech graduate helps educators navigate emergency shift to online learning

Apr 15, 2020

Just a few months after Kaitlin graduated, she would be on the frontlines of one of the biggest moments in the history of educational technology.

Q&A with InfoTech student Ben Kahn

Jan 24, 2018

“Even though the classes are fully online, I have been able to develop meaningful relationships with my instructors. I’d say the same about many of my classmates, whether they are from a teaching background or a tech background.”

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