no http://showmewebcast.missouri.edu en-us Connecting the students, alumni, faculty, and friends of the MU School of Information Science & Learning Technologies.University of Missouri - School of Information Science & Learning TechnolgiesShow Me the World webcasts provide an up-close and personal exploration of the International activities of the MU College of Education. Each episode features a different project, program, or other endeavor involving the College’s faculty, staff, students, and alumni. Listen and learn about activities stretching from Azerbaijan to Vietnam. The list of activities grows each week, so check back often and discover the exciting and expanding global network being created by the MU College of Education. To learn more about upcoming Show Me The World shows visit our calendar at http://showmewebcast.missouri.edu/calendar.phpShow Me the World webcasts provide an up-close and personal exploration of the International activities of the MU College of Education. Each episode features a different project, program, or other endeavor involving the College’s faculty, staff, students, and alumni. Listen and learn about activities stretching from Azerbaijan to Vietnam. The list of activities grows each week, so check back often and discover the exciting and expanding global network being created by the MU College of Education. To learn more about upcoming shows visit our calendar at http://showmewebcast.missouri.edu/calendar.php School of Information Science & Learning Technologies sislt@missouri.edu Program http://zone.missouri.edu/files/showmewebcast/audio/wedman1_Jan26_2008.mp3 http://zone.missouri.edu/files/showmewebcast/audio/wedman1_Jan26_2008.mp3 Dr. John Wedman interviews guests David Ku, Chun Yi Shen, and Poly Cheng from Tamkang University about their partnership with the University of Missouri and activities related to their visit to MU in January 2008. Dr. John Wedman interviews guests David Ku, Chun Yi Shen, and Poly Cheng from Tamkang University about their partnership with the University of Missouri and activities related to their visit to MU in January 2008. Sat, 26 Jan 2008 19:00:00 CST Program http://zone.missouri.edu/files/showmewebcast/audio/wedman_oct22_2007.mp3 http://zone.missouri.edu/files/showmewebcast/audio/wedman_oct22_2007.mp3 Show Me The World host, John Wedman, talks with Dr. Puncky Heppner about his activities with National Taiwan Normal University. Show Me The World host, John Wedman, talks with Dr. Puncky Heppner about his activities with National Taiwan Normal University. Mon, 22 Oct 2007 19:00:00 CST Program http://zone.missouri.edu/files/showmewebcast/audio/heppner_oct22_2007.mp3 http://zone.missouri.edu/files/showmewebcast/audio/heppner_oct22_2007.mp3 Show Me The World host, John Wedman, talks with Dr. Puncky Heppner about his reseasrch taking a cross-cultural look at coping responses. Show Me The World host, John Wedman, talks with Dr. Puncky Heppner about his reseasrch taking a cross-cultural look at coping responses. Mon, 22 Oct 2007 19:00:00 CST Program http://zone.missouri.edu/files/showmewebcast/audio/gillis_oct8_2007.mp3 http://zone.missouri.edu/files/showmewebcast/audio/gillis_oct8_2007.mp3 Carol Gilles, Associate Professor of Literacy Education describes a three-year teaching and research project involving her MU students and their counterparts at Hebei University in China. While the primarily focus was on English teaching, the project included many opportunities for exploring and understanding cultural differences. Carol Gilles, Associate Professor of Literacy Education describes a three-year teaching and research project involving her MU students and their counterparts at Hebei University in China. While the primarily focus was on English teaching, the project included many opportunities for exploring and understanding cultural differences. Mon, 8 Oct 2007 19:00:00 CST Program http://zone.missouri.edu/files/showmewebcast/audio/chval_oct8_2007.mp3 http://zone.missouri.edu/files/showmewebcast/audio/chval_oct8_2007.mp3 Teaching and learning mathematics in a multilingual classroom is increasingly common, not only in the USA but around the world. Kathryn Chval, Assistant Professor of Mathematics Education and founding member of the Multilingual Mathematics Group describes her research and insights related to this global challenge. Teaching and learning mathematics in a multilingual classroom is increasingly common, not only in the USA but around the world. Kathryn Chval, Assistant Professor of Mathematics Education and founding member of the Multilingual Mathematics Group describes her research and insights related to this global challenge. Mon, 8 Oct 2007 19:00:00 CST Program http://zone.missouri.edu/files/showmewebcast/audio/chen_oct8_2007.mp3 http://zone.missouri.edu/files/showmewebcast/audio/chen_oct8_2007.mp3 Finding your way through a website can be a daunting experience, especially when multiple languages and cultures are involved. Hsin-Liang "Oliver" Chen, Assistant Professor of Library Science, describes a research partnership between the MU School of Information Science & Learning Technologies and the College of Education at Tamkang University in Taiwan, with the goal being to improve the 'information experience' of website visitors. Finding your way through a website can be a daunting experience, especially when multiple languages and cultures are involved. Hsin-Liang "Oliver" Chen, Assistant Professor of Library Science, describes a research partnership between the MU School of Information Science & Learning Technologies and the College of Education at Tamkang University in Taiwan, with the goal being to improve the 'information experience' of website visitors. Mon, 8 Oct 2007 19:00:00 CST Program http://zone.missouri.edu/files/showmewebcast/audio/reys_oct8_2007.mp3 http://zone.missouri.edu/files/showmewebcast/audio/reys_oct8_2007.mp3 Bob Reys, Curators Professor of Mathematics Education summarizes an International meeting involving over 150 faculty from around the world. Hosted by the University of Missouri, meeting participants came for 90 different institutions in 40 states and five countries (Brazil, Japan, Norway, Spain, USA). The meeting focused on doctoral programs in Mathematics Education and included such issues as quality criteria and accreditation. Bob Reys, Curators Professor of Mathematics Education summarizes an International meeting involving over 150 faculty from around the world. Hosted by the University of Missouri, meeting participants came for 90 different institutions in 40 states and five countries (Brazil, Japan, Norway, Spain, USA). The meeting focused on doctoral programs in Mathematics Education and included such issues as quality criteria and accreditation. Mon, 8 Oct 2007 19:00:00 CST