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TLT Innovators Speaker Series: David Passmore and Rose Baker

Posted on October 31, 2006 
Filed Under ETS Discussion, Podcast, TLT Speaker Series

We concluded the 2007 TLT Speakers Series with David L. Passmore, professor of education and director of the Institute for Research in Training and Development and Rose M. Baker, program manager, Workforce Assessment Center, Office of Economic and Workforce Development, Penn State Outreach, presenting “Applications of Stock Markets for Information in Instruction.”

Streaming video link | Download video (375 MB) | Link through iTunes

The TLT Innovators Speaker Series is presented by Teaching and Learning with Technology, a unit of Information Technology Services.

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