An LTA is an activity or application of information technology that is reliable, accessible, easy to learn, non-intimidating and incrementally low-cost in time, money, and stress.
- Introduction to LTAs (Definitions, Forms, Criteria, Examples, etc.)
- Shareworthy LTAs - see Glossary
- LTA Collection (edited by Charles Ansorge for the TLT Group)
- Additional LTA Resources (Collections of low threshold and higher threshold teaching resources, Examples, Slideshows, etc.)
See also: TMI/TMO/TLT/TL$, Frugal Innovations, Visions Worth Working Toward
ORIGIN: "LTAs" - Low-Threshold Applications and Activities were first described by Steven W. Gilbert in an article "The Beauty of Low Threshold Applications" in Syllabus Magazine, February 12, 2002 Click here for text-only version.
Also appeared in AAHESGIT-96, Steve Gilbert's listserv (now TLT-SWG).
- Introduction to LTAs (Definitions, Forms, Criteria, Examples, etc.)
- Shareworthy LTAs - see Glossary
- LTA Collection (edited by Charles Ansorge for the TLT Group)
- Additional LTA Resources (Collections of low threshold and higher threshold teaching resources, Examples, Slideshows, etc.)
See also: TMI/TMO/TLT/TL$, Frugal Innovations, Visions Worth Working Toward
ORIGIN: "LTAs" - Low-Threshold Applications and Activities were first described by Steven W. Gilbert in an article "The Beauty of Low Threshold Applications" in Syllabus Magazine, February 12, 2002 Click here for text-only version.
Also appeared in AAHESGIT-96, Steve Gilbert's listserv (now TLT-SWG).
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