To sign up for any of these workshops, please use this RSVP link or visit: Spring 2017 Acad Tech Workshops
Extend Your Classroom with Canvas Conferences — NEW Would you like to invite an off-site expert to “join” you in class? Are you teaching a course with remote and onsite students? Join us to learn how to setup and use classroom audio-visual equipment with Canvas Conferences so that off-site participants are able to see and listen to same content and have a shared “real-time” conversation with campus-based students. Instructors: Tom Majkut, Jane Tutein Date: Thur, Feb 16 Time: 2:00 – 3:00 Location: Halle Library Room 119 |
Collaboration in the Classroom – Part 1 – Introduction This session will focus on the What, When, and Why of collaboration with technology in the classroom. We will discuss the various tools available, best case scenarios and tips for success when you have students collaborate. Instructor: Eric Chamberlin Date: Mon, Feb 27 Time: 3:00 – 4:00 Location: Halle Library Room 119 |
Collaboration in the Classroom – Hands on Lab A hands-on lab session which will include using collaboration tools, set up, delivery and follow through. We will focus on the Google Productivity Suite(Drive, Docs, Sheets and Slides), but the methods and workflow can be applied to Microsoft and Apple products as well. Participants can bring their own device, or you may use the lab computers. Instructor: Eric Chamberlin Date: Wed, March 1 Time: 3:00 – 4:00 Location: Halle Library Room 119 |
Increase Student Engagement Using Classroom Assessment Tools — NEW Engage students while assessing their learning using online polls, knowledge-check questions, exit tickets and quiz games. In this session, we will review free digital tools and apps, discuss practical uses in the classroom, and get hands-on experience with Socrative, Kahoot, Poll Everywhere and Google Forms. You may bring your own device (BYOD) or use the lab computers. Instructor: Jane Tutein Date: Tue, March 7 Time: 11:00 -12:00 Location: Halle Library Room 119 |
Introduction to Yuja This session will introduce users to YuJa, Endicott’s cloud-based media storage and distribution solution. We will cover the basics, including how to upload a video, use the auto captioning tool and make it available to your audience. YuJa can be used by faculty to post videos for their students, as well as departments that have videos they want to make available to the Endicott community or the outside world. Participants are encouraged to bring a video they would like to add to YuJa. Instructor: Eric Chamberlin Date: Wed, March 8 Time: 3:00 – 4:00 Location: Halle Library Room 119 Date: Thur, April 6 Time: 11-12 Or 2-3 Location: Halle Library Room 119 |
iPad Pro Demo – “This is not your father’s iPad” — NEW The Technology Enhancement Initiative at Endicott College includes the iPad Pro, Smartcover keyboard and Apple Pencil. This solution has proven to be incredibly powerful and has many uses both in the hands of the professor as well as the students. This is an opportunity to come hear about this program, the iPad Pro setup and to try it out for yourself. Instructor: Eric Chamberlin Date: Wed, March 22 Time: 11-12 Or 2 – 3 Location: AC Conf Room 222 Date: Tue, March 28 Time: 2:00 – 3:00 Location: LSB 349 Boardroom Date: Wed, March 29 Time: 1- 2 Or 3-4 Location: VPAC Spencer Gallery |
Save Time and Improve Results using Online Peer Review Tools — NEW Do you have students assess written work, projects, and presentations of peers during class time and outside of class time? Are you looking for tools to streamline peer review workflow? In this hands-on session, we will explore Canvas tools (peer review and rubrics) and Google Forms to help you integrate, automate and improve peer assessment in your course. Instructor: Jane Tutein Date: Thur, March 30 Time: 12:30 – 1:30 Location: Halle Library Room 119 |