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Workshop and Training Offerings with Descriptions
Blackboard Collaborate Web Conferencing Workshop
D2L Boot Camps
DL2 Discussions Workshop
D2L Grades Workshop
D2L Quizzes Workshop
Pedagogical Best Practices for Online and Blended Courses
Introduction to D2L
Effective Use of itube
Researched Evidence for Pedagogical use of Video and Resources
Introduction to Zoom
D2L Assignments Workshop
D2L Interactive Rubric Workshop
D2L Daylight Demo
Use Feedback Studio by Turnitin with D2L Brightspace
Copyright Basics: Wading Through the Mud
Introduction to Video Captioning and Transcription
Advanced Features of Zoom
Using iblog in the Classroom
Basics of Open Educational Resources OER
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The topics listed below are offered by the Instructional Design Services.
Use Feedback Studio by Turnitin with D2L Brightspace
This workshop will show how Feedback Studio, by Turnitin, is a plagiarism prevention service that allows faculty the ability to check student papers and written assignments for originality against Internet sources, other student submissions, academic databases and more at the same time students are electronically submitting them to the instructor. Feedback Studio also provides an easy way for faculty to give feedback to students. Faculty can drag and drop feedback or leave voice comments.
Researched Evidence for Pedagogical use of Video and Resources
This session will endeavor to demonstrate the value of the pedagogical use of video-based learning.
Pedagogical Best Practices for Online and Blended Courses
Fundamentals of online pedagogy and course design. There is substantial research promoting the use of video in the classroom as a dynamic resource for supporting curricula. Come learn the pedagogical value of video-based learning and tips on media planning.
Introduction to Zoom
Zoom is synchronous software for communication as well as collaboration for online or face-to-face courses.
Effective Use of itube
IUP’s itube: IUP's video streaming service. itube makes adding video to your courses and provides a seamless user experience. This session will provide instructors an overview of the itube service, a demonstration in uploading video, and how to share video in courses, using Brightspace.
D2L Interactive Rubric Workshop
Rubrics are a means of communicating expectations for an assignment, providing focused feedback on works in progress, and grading final products.
D2L Boot Camps
The Boot Camp contains all five of our Desire2Learn workshops (Content and Navigation, Quizzes, Grades, Dropbox/Discussions, and Fundamentals of Online Pedagogy).
Basics of Open Educational Resources OER
Open Educational Resources (OER) are defined Teaching, learning, and research materials and any medium that reside in the public domain or that have been released under an open license that permits no-cost access, use, adaptation, and redistribution by others. Come join us to find out more about OER.
Advanced Features of Zoom
Advanced Features of Zoom. This workshop demonstrates more advanced features of Zoom, to include Breakout Rooms, Polling, Registration, Reports, Require a Password, and Attention Tracking.