The College of Education and Educational Technology will hold its annual Technology Day for faculty and staff of the college on Wednesday, August 24, 2011, from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Technology Day 2011 will offer twenty-two technology-related sessions presented by faculty, staff, and students of the College of Education and Educational Technology.
The sessions are:
- “Creating Teachable Moments: Demonstration of Live Online Webinars via D2L” by Dr. Keith Dils
- “Exploring Qualtrics” by Dr. Crystal Machado
- “Introduction to Cloud Computing” by Dr. James Lenze
- “Creating Classroom Photo Seating Charts from Banner” by Dr. Mark Staskiewicz
- “Editing Pictures and Videos in a Cloud” by Dr. James Lenze
- “Virtual Worlds in the Classroom” by Dr. Luis Almeida
- “Using Technology to Assess Students’ Mastery of Content” by Dr. Tim Runge
- “Don’t Lecture—Do Assessment, Remediation, and More Assessment” by Dr. William Barker
- “Integrating Smart Boards into Instruction” by Dr. Meghan Twiest
- “Prezi—Not Your Grandma’s PowerPoint” by Dr. Jeff Fratangeli
- “Remote Observation of Student Teachers” by Dr. Lloyd Onyett
- “Creating Instructional Tutorials with CamStudio” by Dr. Luis Almeida
- “Easy Video Lectures for Online Classes” by Dr. Nancy Yost
- “Using Clickers in the Classroom” by Johanna Boothby and Jacqueline Myers
- “Using NVivo Software for Qualitative Research” by Dr. Lloyd Onyett
- “Training Pre-Service Teachers through SimSchool” by Dr. Luis Almeida
- “Online Pedagogy” by David Porter and Dr. Gary Dean
- “So You Have Data/Scores—What Now?” by Dr. William Barker
- “Who Said Database Development Was Tough? Use Zoho” by Dr. Luis Almeida
- Using Podcasting to Support Student learning“ by Dr. Kim Desmond
- Web 2.0 in Teaching” by Dr. Nancy Yost
- “Our New Science Pavilion” by Dr. Meghan Twiest
For more information about Technology Day 2011, contact Dr. Lloyd Onyett, assistant dean for Technology, via email at lonyett@iup.edu.
