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Formalized workshops are offered to faculty and staff of Oakland University only. To enroll in a class, click on the ENROLL button for the class you are interested in and then type in the requested information. Your request will then be logged into the training enrollment database.
Camtasia
Description: Camtasia helps you make short videos (flash files) of screen shots with voiceover. These narrated animations are then embedded into a webpage or uploaded to Moodle. Learn how to create a demonstration of software like PowerPoint or Excel, give a tutorial of your online course, display and discuss any type of file or form, lecture about online research, or show how Moodle works. |
| Wed, March 25, 2015, 3 - 4 p.m. |
20 |
Kresge Library 430R |
[ENROLL] |
Lunch Bytes--Teaching with Technology
Description: Bring a brown bag lunch and join e-Learning for an informal discussion about your online course or partially online course. We'll talk about different ideas to solve teaching problems with all of our online tools. e-Learning will provide the coffee and dessert. |
| Thu, March 12, 2015, 12 - 1 p.m. |
16 |
Kresge Library 430S |
[ENROLL] |
Moodle I - Getting Started
Description: This workshop, the first in a 5-part series on Moodle, is a basic introduction to a complete package of online teaching software. You may use Moodle for web-enhanced or completely online courses. This first session will cover course management techniques, student management, different homepage formats, navigating course pages, taking attendance, and email options. A Certificate of Completion is available for your dossier upon completion of the 5-part Moodle series.
Requirements: No experience necessary. You must bring your Oakland University email login and password. |
| Tue, March 17, 2015, 2:30 - 4 p.m. |
21 |
Kresge Library 430R |
[ENROLL] |
Moodle II - Files and Resources
Description: This hands-on workshop will teach file management in Moodle. Adding files, folders, and links to websites will be covered. You may also share files between courses and pull files from other repositories such as Dropbox.
Requirements: If you bring a file of your syllabus on a USB jump drive you can upload it and put it on your homepage. |
| Tue, March 24, 2015, 2:30 - 4 p.m. |
23 |
Kresge Library 430R |
[ENROLL] |
Moodle III - Forums and Chat
Description: Communication tools are the basis of online teaching. This step-by-step workshop will cover the forum and chat tools. The construction of topics, navigation, and pedagogy of an asynchronous bulletin board and synchronous chat will be covered. Additionally, lecture capture functionality, web conference scheduling, and setting up groups will be shown.
Requirements: No experience necessary. You must bring your Oakland University email login and password. |
| Tue, March 31, 2015, 3 - 4 p.m. |
23 |
Kresge Library 430R |
[ENROLL] |
Moodle IV - Quizzes
Description: This hands-on workshop will teach the creation of online quizzes, questions, and settings in Moodle. The benefits and limitations of using online quizzes in teaching and learning will be discussed. Quizzes are automatically graded and then linked to a grade book in Moodle.
Requirements: No experience necessary. You must bring your Oakland University email login and password. |
| Tue, April 7, 2015, 2:30 - 4 p.m. |
23 |
Kresge Library 430R |
[ENROLL] |
Moodle V - Assignments, Wikis, and Grade Book
Description: This workshop will cover adding assignments, wikis, and using the grade book. Students will be able to turn in assignments privately to faculty, work collaboratively in groups, or check their grades in Moodle. Different grade book setups will be covered such as weighted grades and sum of grades.
Requirements: No experience necessary. You must bring your Oakland University email login and password. |
| Tue, April 14, 2015, 2:30 - 4 p.m. |
22 |
Kresge Library 430R |
[ENROLL] |
Panopto
Description: Panopto is a lecture capture system that will record the video/audio in the classroom. The recording can then be edited and housed in a Moodle course for easy access for students. This workshop will cover the steps for using Panopto. |
| Wed, April 8, 2015, 3 - 4 p.m. |
23 |
Kresge Library 430R |
[ENROLL] |
Prezi
Description: Prezi is a zooming presentation editor. Your presentation is created on a large canvas or whiteboard versus the multiple slides of a traditional Powerpoint Presentation. Prezi allows you to zoom in and out to different areas instead of navigating through slides. This new way to present keeps the viewer more interested in your information. The Prezi workshop will cover signing up for a Prezi account and enough basic functions to make dynamic presentations. |
| Wed, March 18, 2015, 3 - 4 p.m. |
18 |
Kresge Library 430R |
[ENROLL] |
WebEx
Description: WebEx is synchronous video-conferencing software for teaching. It offers audio, video, text chat, and presentation space. An instructor typically talks into a microphone and demonstrates any types of files or webpages on their own computer to students at a distance. This workshop, taught by eLIS staff, will teach instructors how to use WebEx. |
| Wed, April 1, 2015, 3 - 4 p.m. |
24 |
Kresge Library 430R |
[ENROLL] |
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