Journal
Articles
Davis,
Jude, Tyler Kendall, and Hal Meeks. 2002. The Message is the Message:
Designing Information Technology for Inclusiveness and Accessibility,
International Symposium on Technology and Society: Social Implications
of Information and Communication Technology, IEEE. Raleigh, NC. June.
Black,
B.L. and H.G. Meeks. 2000. Use of video microscopy with video computers
to promote collaborative learning in developmental anatomy and histology. Tested
Studies for Laboratory Teaching, Association for Biology Laboratory
Education (ABLE), 22:407-411.
Black,
B.L., M.N-Feaver, and H.G. Meeks. 2001. Using handheld, wireless
computers to increase interactivity and collaborative learning in
large classes. Tested
Studies for Laboratory Teaching, Association for Biology Laboratory
Education (ABLE), 23:
309-323.
e-Journal
Articles
Black,
B.L., M. N-Feaver, H. Heatwole and H. Meeks. 2002. Production
of Interactive,
QuickTime
Movies in the Life Sciences. Syllabus (proceedings
syllabus 2002 Ninth annual Fall Conference): http://www.syllabus.com/fall2002/proceedings2.asp?proceeding_code=237
Black,
B. L., M. N-Feaver, H. Meeks, B. M. Kirby and T. Young. 2002. Using
wireless,
handheld
computers to increase interactivity and collaborative learning. Syllabus (proceedings
syllabus2002 Ninth annual Fall Conference): http://www.syllabus.com/fall2002/proceedings2.asp?proceeding_code=247
Book
Chapter
Black,
B.L., H. Heatwole and H. Meeks. 2006. Using multimedia in interactive
learning objects to meet emerging academic challenges. Learning
Objects: Theory, Praxis, Issues, and Trends,
Chapter 6. Koohang, A. and K. Harman, eds., Informing Science
Press. (30 pages).
Workshops
and Presentations in Teaching Technology
Meeks,
Hal. 2005. “iPod For Education”, UNC-CAUSE, Wilmington,
NC. Web presentation available at: http://www.ncsu.edu/it/multimedia/podcasting.html
Meeks,
Hal. 2004. “Flyspace: Student Focused, Low Cost Collaborative
Workspaces”, UNC-CAUSE, Boone, NC. Site is at:http://www.ncsu.edu/flyspace
Meeks,
Hal. 2004. “Access Ability: Mobile Computing and Universal
Design Convergence”, International
Symposium on Technology and Society: Social Implications of Information
and Communication Technology, IEEE. Atlanta, Georgia. A companion
article that covers the same subject matter is available at: http://www.ncsu.edu/mobile/access_ability.htm
Mini-workshop
(with B.L. Black): “Use of Video Microscopy with Networked Computers
to Promote Collaborative Learning in Developmental Anatomy and Histology”. Annual
meeting of ABLE (Association for Biology Laboratory Education), Clemson
University, 2000.
Major
workshop (with B.L. Black and M.N-Feaver): “Using Handheld, Wireless
Computers to Increase Interactivity and Collaborative Learning in Large
Classes”. Annual meeting of ABLE (Association for Biology Laboratory
Education), University of Chicago, 2001.
Poster
presentation (with B.L. Black and M.N-Feaver): “Production
of Interactive, QuickTime Movies to Enhance Learning in the Life Sciences”. Fall
Syllabus conference, 2002.
Presentation
(with B.L. Black, M.N-Feaver, B.M. Kirby and T. Young): “Using
wireless, handheld computers to increase interactivity and collaborative
learning in the classroom”. Fall Syllabus conference, 2002.
Hal
Meeks’s Portfolio is available at: http://www.halmeeks.net