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- Christopher Dyszelski
Christopher Dyszelski
Christopher Dyszelski, Ph.D.
Department: Psychology
School: Madison Area Technical College
Product: Achieve
Advice on Using Technology with Students: Start slow and take the time to build your comfort and theirs with the technology, with your organizational structure, and in building the culture and community of your class. Be playful with it and explore, trying out a tool feature or different way of implementing it that you hadn't before. As you get more comfortable with it, push the boundaries to see what innovations you can imagine. Listen to them about it and garner and utilize their feedback.
