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Revision as of 15:15, 9 February 2017
Learning Technology Lunch Series - Winter 2017 Schedule
Join us for the Learning Technologies Lunch series with presentations and workshops on various learning technologies. Participants may want to bring their mobile device to sessions as well. Light refreshments will be provided.
Where: OL 127 - All sessions will take place in OL 127 unless otherwise indicated.
When: February 16, 12:00-1:00 (Thursday)
Title: Producing your first Screencast
Summary: You know you want to add video to your course but aren’t sure how to get started. In this session you’ll learn how to record, produce and post your videos into your course using two different pieces of software. After this session, you will be able to start screencasting. This session will demonstrate screencasting using Camtasia and Office Mix (which is built into Powerpoint).
Presenters: Ken Monroe, Instructional Design Department & Bernie Warren, Management
When: March 2, 12:00-1:00 (Thursday)
Title: SPLOTs
Summary: Learn about SPLOTs https://www.splot.ca - session details forthcoming
Presenter: Brian Lamb, Director of Innovation
When: March 16, 12:00-1:00 (Thursday)
Title: 3 Interactive Apps: Padlet, Kahoot, Poll Everywhere
Summary: This Session will introduce three tools, Padlet, Poll Everywhere and Kahoot, that can be used interactively in class for feedback, idea sharing, brainstorming and in other ways.
Presenter: Joe Dobson, Coordinator, Educational Technology
When: March 30, 12:00-1:00 (Thursday)
Title: Hypothes.is '
Summary: Hypothes.is a non-profit organization that promotes and provides a set of tools that provides an annotation layer to the web. Educators are embracing Hypothes.is as a way to introduce open and collaborative annotation in the their classrooms and research in a number of ways. Some examples and strategies can found here: https://hypothes.is/education/. This session will be a brief introduction to the use of hypothes.is.
Presenter: Troy Welsh, Innovations Developer
We hope you are able to join these sessions. If you have ideas for future presentations or would like to share your ideas, please let the Innovations and Learning Technology team know.