College lectures adapt to modern students

Sept. 24, 2007
Many professors are relying on technology to teach students.

The time-honored college lecture course, which is undergoing significant change at some universities because of technological innovations and the desire to hold the attentions of the highly structured 21st-century student. Professors frequently have turned to PowerPoint, saying it fits the lifestyle of students, that have grown up with computers, cellphones and other forms of technology.

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