Going As Paperless as Possible

Dwayne Harapnuik —  December 5, 2011 — 1 Comment

Math professor Robert Talbert decided to go as paperless as possible because:

  • Paper-based student work is cumbersome.
  • Paper-based student work is expensive.
  • Digital student work saves time.
  • The tools available today to work with electronic documents are better and cheaper than ever.

 
Talbert provides a very good explanation of how he digitally grades two Calculus and one Communicating in Mathematics courses. While he uses some methods and software tools that could easily be replaced with simpler solutions the fact that he is exploring this option is exciting. I have been working almost exclusively digitally for several years now and once you start there is not turning back.

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One response to Going As Paperless as Possible

  1. As a person who grew up with paper I can understand the fear of letting it go. As a human being I can’t wait for hologram chat or whatever is next!

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