CANVAS TIPS AND TRICKS Tentative Time: 1:20 pm – 2:05 pm (45 minutes) Host: Educational Technology Target Audience: Faculty Session Description: Spring ‘24 Canvas Pilot Users (and some others) will share their “Golden Nuggets” from using Canvas last semester. As you embark on using Canvas this Fall you may find a nugget or two that […]
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We invite you to partake in our Canvas “Pop”-In Lab! Come to the TechBar in Cofrin 119 to get set up with Canvas, ask questions, or have uninterrupted work time with help from the EdTech team nearby. Fresh popcorn will be served to all. You can stay for 20minutes or come back day after day!
As a kickoff for the AI in the Classroom Series, ITS EdTech with the library and Faculty Development presented the “LEARN” session. The presentation was led by Dr. Eric Hagedorn, professor of Philosophy and Computer Science. Session Overview: AI (or more specifically, Generative AI) is all the rage right now. Programs like ChatGPT, Gemini, Apple
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MONDAYS – SUMMER 2023 Have you wanted to take a closer look at Moodle or increase your skill to better serve your students and teaching experience? Join Molly to bring your Moodle from “Meh” to “Magnificent!” During these casual sessions, Molly will go through topics such as: Template Options to aid with organization, Taking a
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We finally brought back our biannual Tech Bar Trainings. Below are the sessions we held with their resources. sessions Google Sheets or Excel – Which should I use? Honestly the answer is BOTH! Technological adaptability is a key digital skill for today’s workforce. However it’s helpful to know which tool is right for the task-at-hand.
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What is AI? Artificial intelligence (AI) is the simulation of human intelligence in machines that are programmed to think and learn like humans. AI is used to create intelligent software and systems that can perform tasks that typically require human intelligence, such as visual perception, speech recognition, decision-making, and language translation. AI technologies include machine
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Our first Domains Camp ran on Tuesday, January 10th, 2023. We had 7 participants in total. Because of the small group, we condensed our originally planned two-day camp into one. The morning started off with snacks, coffee, and everything regarding digital identity. We wanted participants to have a good foundation of everything on the World
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The following learning opportunities were recently available as part of our Tech Tips for Teaching workshops. These sessions were intended to further equip you as you think through available options to strategize new modes of delivery and/or add activities to your courses. If you were unable to attend, or would like to review these sessions,
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Our Academic Technology Team recently held a Tech Tips for Teaching workshop highlighting Zoom, Moodle Assignments, Kaltura and Virtual Escape Rooms. Thank you to all who were able to attend these sessions. If you were unable to attend or would like to revisit any of these sessions, please view the videos linked below. In our
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