Names and descriptions of workshops I have developed and taught.
Curious about alternatives to hard copy tests and quizzes? Want to assess learning/preconceptions/misconceptions before or after class? Learn how to create and deploy assessments within the Blackboard environment that are easily gradeable, flexible, and support communication feedback with your students.
Workshop: Blackboard – Creating and Deploying Tests and Quizzes Read More »
Do you need to send a mail merge to students/faculty/staff? Nervous about how to set one up? Learn the process hands-on by working through a practice session. We’ll even help you set up your first “real” merge before you leave. (Don’t forget to bring your files!)
Workshop: Simple Mail Merge in Google Apps Read More »
Reflection, reaction, and further discussion are important ways that students can digest readings, lectures, and other course materials. Learn how to set up, deploy, and evaluate the results using tools that enhance your students’ out-of-classroom learning experience.
Workshop: Blackboard – Blogs, Journals, and Wikis – Tools for Reflection and Interaction Read More »
A brief overview of how to use Google Calendars. This class is intended for those who are comfortable with scheduling via electronic calendars, but may not be avid users of Google Calendars (yet). Create meetings, schedule appointments for your students to sign up, organize your activities, share your availablility, and get reminders about it all
Workshop: Google Calendars, Quick and Dirty Read More »
Designed for faculty new to Blackboard, or those who would like training “from the ground up”, this two-hour workshop helps you build a course site step by step. Using your syllabus as a guide to set up your course site, a systematic approach will help you create an organized, appealing site that reflects the way
Workshop: Blackboard – Building a Course Site From Scratch Read More »
Looking to expand your interactions with students outside the classroom? Considering flipping your course? Learn ways that Blackboard can help you engage with students, track activitity on assignments, and assess learning, preconceptions, and misconceptions before and after class. Designed for those instructors with some experience using any version of Blackboard, this workshop can help you
Workshop: Blackboard – Refresher for the Experienced Read More »
A one hour workshop for faculty focusing on how to turn the information on grading in your syllabus into a functional Grade Center that shares your grade information with your students, helps to recognize at-risk situations, organizes your approach to sharing grades, and keeps your students updated throughout the semester. Bring that grading block from your syllabus, and learn to set up weighted grades, categories that accommodate both
Workshop: Blackboard 9 – From Syllabus to Grade Center Read More »
This class is intended for those who feel they need to “start from scratch” with Google email. Learn to organize, filter, and display your email the way you want! Use the power of Google Search on your inbox to find that critical email faster, get the important emails to rise to the top, and organize
Workshop: Intro to Gmail Read More »
Do you need to send a mail merge to students/faculty/staff? Nervous about how to set one up? Learn the process hands-on by working through a practice session. We’ll even help you set up your first “real” merge before you leave. (Don’t forget to bring your files!)
Workshop: Simple Mail Merge in Google Apps Read More »
Google’s update of Forms offers more flexibility in question types, as well as easier setup of a streamlined and professional form. Learn what is new in Google forms, how to manage your responses better, and tips for setting up this quick and easy survey tool.
Workshop: New Google Forms Read More »