The document discusses empowering faculty at Texas A&M Health Science Center Baylor College of Dentistry to develop and deliver a new dental curriculum suited for the "Net Generation" of students. It outlines the technological capabilities and preferences of today's students, who have grown up with computers and expect rapid access to digital course materials on devices like iPods. The institution is working to provide educational content on iTunesU and capture lectures to share on YouTube in order to better engage students and meet their digital learning needs.

1. Texas A&M Health Science Center Baylor College of Dentistry Empowering Faculty to Develop and Deliver a “New” Dental Curriculum to the Net Generation Bill Wathen, DMD Mohsen Taleghani, DMD Art Upton Ben Cozad Charlie Lindahl Scott Frederick

16. Berkeley Curriculum on YouTube UC Berkeley becomes first to make videos of over 300 hours of full courses available free on YouTube, and will continue to expand the catalog.

18. The Student Viewpoint Ben Cozad First Year Dental Student Texas A&M Health Science Center Baylor College of Dentistry

19. Order of Objectives

20. Student Resources

21. Personal Computers MP3 Players Personal Electronics

22. Personal Electronics

23. Resources We Like

24. Media Preference

25. Double Regular Half Varies Lecture Listening Speeds

26. Resources You Can Provide

27. Objectives

28. Students who desire more than just a shared network folder Objectives

29. Accessing Content on iTunes

30. Step Up