Low-Threshold Applications
and Activities (LTAs)
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.
Please send your questions or
suggestions for improving our work on Low-Threshold
Applications and Activities to
Charles Ansorge at:
cansorge@unl.edu
or to Steve Gilbert at:
GILBERT@TLTGROUP.ORG
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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