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Adobe Connect: Web Conferencing, Collaboration, and Teaching Online
Intended Audience:
faculty, staff and graduate students
Prerequisite Skills:
basic computing experience
Course Description:
This course is intended for Purdue University staff and faculty who are interested in conducting web conferences to teach a live online class, or to collaborate with other colleagues around the campus or the world.

After this workshop, you will be able to:

  • Participate in a web conference by interacting through the text chat and whiteboard tools
  • Create meeting rooms, add participants and adjust their roles
  • Broadcast audio and video in a meeting room
  • Customize the layout of the meeting screen and create new pods
  • Upload presentations and other content to the Connect room from your computer
  • Use screen sharing to share other programs or content on your computer, or display web sites
  • Record a Connect session for archiving
  • Discuss the benefits and limitations of using a web conferencing tool for teaching and collaboration
Current Offerings:
There are no courses scheduled at this time.

Adobe Presenter: Creating Enhanced PowerPoint Presentations
Intended Audience:
faculty, staff and graduate students
Prerequisite Skills:
Basic computing experience, especially using Microsoft PowerPoint
Course Description:
This 2-hour course is intended for Purdue University staff and faculty who are interested in creating and publishing narrated PowerPoint presentations on the web complete with built-in assessment questions, embedded video or animations.

After this workshop, you will be able to:

  • Download and install Presenter plug-in for PowerPoint
  • Add and edit voice recordings for your presentation
  • Embed quizzes, surveys, and movies in your PowerPoint slides
  • Upload and publish presentations to the Purdue Connect server
  • Generate (SCORM) learning objects which can be tracked in Blackboard and publish these to your Blackboard class
Current Offerings:
There are no courses scheduled at this time.

eInstruction/CPS: Getting Started with Clickers
Intended Audience:
General
Prerequisite Skills:
None
Course Description:
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ABOUT EINSTRUCTION

e-Instruction provides in-class, real-time electronic quizzing and polling capability. The system is available in all West Lafayette TIC (Technology in Classroom) sites and ITaP labs. Instructors can download the software to an office or home machine for free. Students pay a small cost (currently around $21) for the response pads which they can use in all of their classes, and they can register their response pads in your course through Blackboard.

Instructors can take attendance, ask ungraded verbal questions (an excellent way to check student understanding anonymously), or create quizzes and exams that are graded automatically and can be uploaded into the Blackboard grade book with a single click! Additional features include: export of assessments into various reporting formats including Excel, Fastgrade (an answer key feature for grading homework), and Powerpoint integration.

THE WORKSHOP

This workshop will be part informational, part demo and part hands on. During the hands-on portion, attendees will

  • access the software
  • create databases and lessons
  • enter and edit questions
  • edit databases and lessons
  • input PowerPoint files and create answer keys
  • work with the CPS gradebook and export grades into Blackboard
Current Offerings:
There are no courses scheduled at this time.

Qualtrics Online: Getting Started with Online Surveys
Intended Audience:
Faculty, staff, and students
Prerequisite Skills:
None
Course Description:

You will "attend" this workshop from your home or office computer, via Adobe Acrobat Connect. You will need a networked computer with a browser (with Flash 7, 8, or 9 installed), and a headset or speakers to attend.

This live and online workshop will introduce the new survey tool, Qualtrics. On completion of the workshop, you'll learn how to:

  • Create surveys
  • Personalize and customize surveys
  • Preview and test surveys
  • Distribute surveys
  • View results
  • Generate online reports and charts
  • Export data for further analysis
Please arrange to log in to the Connect Meeting Room 10 minutes before the session begins to check that your video and audio will work smoothly.

Current Offerings:
There are no courses scheduled at this time.

SafeAssign: Plagiarism Detection
Intended Audience:
Faculty, staff and graduate students
Prerequisite Skills:
none
Course Description:
This online demonstration will take you through the process of creating SafeAssign assignments and viewing student submissions in Blackboard Vista. General information concerning plagiarism and what to do when it is detected will also be discussed.
Current Offerings:
There are no courses scheduled at this time.
Materials:
  Document SafeAssign Instructor Manual
  Document SafeAssign Student Manual

Technology Tools for Teaching & Learning: What's available at Purdue
Intended Audience:
Faculty, staff, graduate students
Prerequisite Skills:
None
Course Description:
This session will describe services provided by ITaP (Information Technology at Purdue), focusing on those that support teaching and learning:
  • Structure of ITaP
  • Focus on TLT division of ITaP(Teaching & Learning Technologies)
  • TLT-Supported services
  • Resources in labs and classrooms
  • Online resources
  • Resources for undergraduates
  • Tools for teaching
  • TLT grant information
  • Training and consulting services
Refreshments and door prizes will be offered. Please join us!
Current Offerings:
Session Date Time Technical Requirements
1 January 06, 2010 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM N/A
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