1. Sarah Priore, RN, BSN
Patricia Ramsey-Macomber, RN MSN
Ramsey Macomber RN,
Sue Trimboli, RN, BSN
Christina Ulrich, RN, BSN

2.  How to integrate technology into classrooms
 What to integrate:
 Distance Learning
 PDA’s
 Virtual
 Simulations

3.  What types of technology may be used
 Distance Learning
 Laptop computers
 PDA’s
 Virtual realities
 Simulations

4.  Survey of students and faculties comfort with
technology
 Training for those that are computer illiterate
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 Support for those using technology in
classroom
 Large initial investment and tech support
 Keeping current on new technology
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10. VIRTUAL REALITY
VIRTUAL REALITY
VIRTUAL
REALITY

11. Second
Life

12. Another World Exists

14. Reproduction of events
Near Representation of an Actual Event

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