Information Technology Services presents
Summer Learning Technology
Faculty Institute
Tuesday, August 13 - Wednesday, August 14,
2013
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Wing Technology Center
The Summer Learning Technology Faculty Institute provides two-days of
hands-on learning to new faculty or existing faculty that would like to learn a
few of the supported learning technologies at UW-La Crosse and how to
integrate those technologies into their teaching.
Registration is limited and is on a first come basis.
Schedule of Events
Time
Location Session
Description
Opening Welcome
8:30 AM to
8:55 AM
Wing 102
9:00 AM to
4:00 PM
Eagle Help
Desk
9:00 AM to
10:15 AM
Wing 15
by Mohamed Elhindi,
Jim Jorstad, Dave
Faulker, and Michael
Nomland
Client Services Open
House
D2L Communication
Tools, Part 1 (Boot
Camp)
by Cari Mathwig
Ramseier
Intended for those unfamiliar with
D2L, the focus of this session will be
on how you can use D2L to foster
communication between you and
your students, between the students
themselves, or between the students
and the content you are
teaching. Some of the tools we will
be discussing include the following:
10:15 AM to
Wing 102
10:30 AM
News
Calendar
Classlist
Attendance
Groups
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•
•
•
Content
Checklists
Discussions
Chat tool
Break
D2L Communication
Tools, Part 2
10:30 AM to
Wing 15
12:00 PM
•
•
•
•
•
(Boot Camp)
by Cari Mathwig
Ramseier
12:00 PM to
Wing 102
1:00 PM
1:00 PM to
2:15 PM
Wing 15
Wing 102
1:00 PM to
2:15 PM
Wing 126
2:15 PM to
2:30 PM
Wing 102
Lunch
Using iPads: Beginning
and Advanced Hand-on
Sessions
by Saundra Solum and
Larry Sleznikow
Taking Flight with
Wings- Open Session on
WINGS
by TJ Teegan and Jan
Von Ruden
Break
Boxed lunch per registration
Debriefing, discussion
Beginner: Getting Started With Your
iPad- Wing 15
Advanced: Tips, Tricks, and Apps Wing 102
Make sure to bring your iPad.
An introduction to WINGS and the
benefits to WINGS mobile features.
2:30 PM to
3:15 PM
Wing 102
Using Your iPad
Effectively in Your
Classroom
by Larry Sleznikow and
Saundra Solum
3:20 PM to
4:00 PM
3:20 PM to
4:20 PM
The World of Virtual
Desktops at UW-L
Wing 15
Wing 102
by Larry Sleznikow,
Brandon Harris and
Nathan Weissenberger
Updated Tools for Video
Conferencing and Video
Capture: Become a
Jabber Junkie and My
Mediasite Pilot
by Terry Wirkus and
Kenny Jessen
Learn how you can incorporate the
use of your iPad in your classroom
teaching.
Learn how the virtual desktop
environment works and how the
same computer classroom/lab
Windows 7 desktop and software
applications can be utilized on or offcampus using your computer or
mobile device with a fast Internet
connection.
UW-La Crosse has made major
improvements to its video
conferencing services. To make video
conferencing as ubiquitous as picking
up the telephone, Cisco Jabber is
now available to faculty and staff.
This desktop videoconferencing
solution is similar to Skype but it is
standards-based -- meaning it is
compatible with and compares in
quality to the equipment in our
distance learning classrooms. Bring
your laptop or iPad to this session.
Become a Jabber Junkie!
In the second half-hour of this
session you will learn about pilot
project to test and explore the My
Mediasite module for computer
desktop capture and video upload
and management. This tool can
empower faculty, staff or students to
create and share video, lectures,
training modules or assignments
wherever they are. My Mediasite is a
friendly launch pad for users to
record, upload, manage and publish
their own video content. It could be a
key element to "flipping the
classroom!"
Day 2 - Wednesday, August 14th
Time
Location Session
8:30 AM to
8:55 AM
Wing 102
Opening Welcome
(tentative)
D2L Assessment Tools,
Part 1
9:00 AM to
10:30 AM
Wing 15
(Boot Camp)
by Cari Mathwig Ramseier
9:00 AM to
10:30 AM
Wing 102
Description
Intended for those unfamiliar with D2L
assessment tools, the focus of this
session will be on how you can use D2L
to assess student work and keep track
of grades. Some of the tools we will be
discussing include the following:
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•
•
Rubrics
Grades: Setting Up
Setting up Dropboxes (with
Turnitin)
UW-La Crosse has made major
improvements to its video
conferencing services. To make video
conferencing as ubiquitous as picking
up the telephone, Cisco Jabber is now
available to faculty and staff. This
Updated Tools for Video
desktop videoconferencing solution is
Conferencing and Video
similar to Skype but it is standardsCapture: Become a Jabber
based -- meaning it is compatible with
Junkie and My Mediasite
and compares in quality to the
Pilot
equipment in our distance learning
classrooms. Bring your laptop or iPad
by Terry Wirkus and
to this session. Become a Jabber
Kenny Jessen
Junkie!
In the second half-hour of this session
you will learn about pilot project to
test and explore the My Mediasite
module for computer desktop capture
and video upload and management.
This tool can empower faculty, staff or
students to create and share video,
lectures, training modules or
assignments wherever they are. My
Mediasite is a friendly launch pad for
users to record, upload, manage and
publish their own video content. It
could be a key element to "flipping the
classroom!"
10:30 AM to
Wing 102
10:45 AM
Break
D2L Assessment Tools,
Part 2
10:45 AM to
Wing 15
12:00 PM
•
(Boot Camp)
•
Reviewing Dropbox
Submissions (in D2L and via
Assignment Grader)
Setting Up Quizzes (Tests)
by Cari Mathwig Ramseier
12:00 PM to
Wing 102
1:00 PM
Lunch
D2L Assessment Tools,
Part 3
1:00 PM to
2:30 PM
Wing 15
(Boot Camp)
by Cari Mathwig Ramseier
Boxed lunch per registration
Debriefing, discussion
• Grading Quizzes (Tests)
o Using Respondus 4.0 to
import questions
o Using Respondus
Lockdown Browser for
students taking tests
• Grades: Entering, Calculating
2:30 PM to
2:45 PM
Break
2:45 PM to
4:00 PM
Using D2L ePortfolios for
Assessment of Student
The benefits of using ePortfolio for
Learning
course assignments, program capstone
projects, or department assessment.
by Saundra Solum, Jen
Snook
4:00 PM
Wing 15
Institute Concludes