September
Clinic: Uploading Content to Blackboard Courses
Thursday, September, 4, 10:00 - 11:30 am
Workshop: Organize and upload your PowerPoint files, your course syllabus, and other important documents in your Blackboard course space.
Facilitated by: Holly Parker, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: CTL Commmons, 303 Bailey/Howe Library
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Clinic: Create your Blackboard Grade Book for the Fall
Wednesday, September, 3, 10:00 - 11:30 am
Workshop: We will help you set up your Grade Center in Blackboard for the fall courses you are teaching.
Facilitated by: Holly Parker, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: CTL Commmons, 303 Bailey/Howe Library
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Getting started with Blackboard
Wednesday, September, 3, 1:00 - 2:00 pm
Workshop: This one hour workshop introduces the Blackboard interface. It provides an overview of features, including the instructor's tools for building courses and structuring course content. There will be an opportunity to add content to your own practice course space. This workshop is meant to be a beginner experience. No prior knowledge of Blackboard or WebCT is necessary.
Note: Students will not have access to Blackboard campus-wide until Fall 2008, the space you get in this workshop is for
testing only.
Facilitated by: Steve Cavrak, Academic Computing Services
Location: CTL Commmons, 303 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Clinic: Create your Blackboard Grade Book for the Fall
Tuesday, September, 2, 12:00 - 1:30 pm
Workshop: We will help you set up your Grade Center in Blackboard for the fall courses you are teaching.
Facilitated by: Holly Parker, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: CTL Commmons, 303 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Blackboard Walk-in Clinics
Tuesday, September, 2 through Friday, September, 5, 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Colleague Tea: Walk-in clinics will be a time for faculty and staff to come to 303 Bailey/Howe library to ask Blackboard questions and work on their Blackboard courses. We look forward to seeing you.
Normal Dr Is In hrs will also be held at these times.
Facilitated by:
Location: CTL Commmons, 303 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
August
Clinic: Uploading Content to Blackboard Courses
Friday, August, 29 through Friday, September, 5, 1:00 - 2:30 pm
Workshop: Organize and upload your PowerPoint files, your course syllabus, and other important documents in your Blackboard course space.
Facilitated by: Steve Cavrak, Academic Computing Services
Location: CTL Commmons, 303 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Clinic: Uploading Content to Blackboard Courses
Thursday, August, 28 through Friday, September, 5, 10:30 am - 12:00 pm
Workshop: Organize and upload your PowerPoint files, your course syllabus, and other important documents in your Blackboard course space.
Facilitated by: Holly Parker, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: CTL Commmons, 303 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Clinic: Uploading Content to Blackboard Courses
Wednesday, August, 27 through Friday, September, 5, 1:00 - 2:30 pm
Workshop: Organize and upload your PowerPoint files, your course syllabus, and other important documents in your Blackboard course space.
Facilitated by: Ines Berrizbeitia, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: CTL Commmons, 303 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Getting started with Blackboard
Wednesday, August, 27 through Friday, September, 5, 10:00 - 11:00 am
Workshop: This one hour workshop introduces the Blackboard interface. It provides an overview of features, including the instructor's tools for building courses and structuring course content. There will be an opportunity to add content to your own practice course space. This workshop is meant to be a beginner experience. No prior knowledge of Blackboard or WebCT is necessary.
Note: Students will not have access to Blackboard campus-wide until Fall 2008, the space you get in this workshop is for
testing only.
Facilitated by: Holly Parker, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: CTL Commmons, 303 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Clinic: Uploading Content to Blackboard Courses
Tuesday, August, 26 through Friday, September, 5, 1:00 - 2:30 pm
Workshop: Organize and upload your PowerPoint files, your course syllabus, and other important documents in your Blackboard course space.
Facilitated by: Holly Parker, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: CTL Commmons, 303 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Clinic: Create your Blackboard Grade Book for the Fall
Monday, August, 25 through Friday, September, 5, 10:00 - 11:30 am
Workshop: We will help you set up your Grade Center in Blackboard for the fall courses you are teaching.
Facilitated by: Holly Parker, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: 001 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Blackboard Walk-in Clinics
Monday, August, 25 through Friday, August, 29, 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Colleague Tea: Walk-in clinics will be a time for faculty and staff to come to 303 Bailey/Howe library to ask Blackboard questions and work on their Blackboard courses. We look forward to seeing you.
Normal Dr Is In hrs will also be held at these times.
Facilitated by:
Location: CTL Commmons, 303 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Clinic: Create your Blackboard Grade Book for the Fall
Friday, August, 22 through Friday, August, 29, 10:00 - 11:30 am
Workshop: We will help you set up your Grade Center in Blackboard for the fall courses you are teaching.
Facilitated by: Holly Parker, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: 001 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Getting started with Blackboard
Thursday, August, 21 through Friday, August, 29, 1:00 - 2:00 pm
Workshop: This one hour workshop introduces the Blackboard interface. It provides an overview of features, including the instructor's tools for building courses and structuring course content. There will be an opportunity to add content to your own practice course space. This workshop is meant to be a beginner experience. No prior knowledge of Blackboard or WebCT is necessary.
Note: Students will not have access to Blackboard campus-wide until Fall 2008, the space you get in this workshop is for
testing only.
Facilitated by: Holly Parker, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: 001 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Blackboard Wikis and Blogs
Wednesday, August, 20 through Friday, August, 29, 10:00 - 11:30 am
Workshop: Blackboard allows you to create multiple wikis and blogs within your course. Wikis are a collaborative writing environment, and blogs are a journaling tool. These features can be used for student writing, collaborative projects, individual journals, organizing research, or a number of other creative assignments.
In this workshop we will examine several wikis to gain a sense of their potential use. We will write in both a wiki and a blog to learn the mechanics of using these tools, and will see how they are created in Blackboard. More importantly, we will explore and discuss how these tools can be used for a variety of assignments and projects
Facilitated by: Hope Greenberg, Academic Computing Services
Location: 001 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Blackboard Communication Tools and Student Groups
Tuesday, August, 19 through Friday, August, 29, 10:00 - 11:30 am
Workshop: Learn how to use Blackboard tools to communicate with your students and track group progress. This workshop provides an overview of the Discussion board tool, and the online chat client called "Pronto". Also, learn about the Student Groups function.
Facilitated by: ,
Location: 001 Bailey/Howe Library
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Getting started with Blackboard
Monday, August, 18 through Friday, August, 29, 9:30 - 10:30 am
Workshop: This one hour workshop introduces the Blackboard interface. It provides an overview of features, including the instructor's tools for building courses and structuring course content. There will be an opportunity to add content to your own practice course space. This workshop is meant to be a beginner experience. No prior knowledge of Blackboard or WebCT is necessary.
Note: Students will not have access to Blackboard campus-wide until Fall 2008, the space you get in this workshop is for
testing only.
Facilitated by: Walter Poleman, Residential Learning Communities
Location: 001 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Blackboard Walk-in Clinics
Monday, August, 18 through Friday, August, 22, 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Colleague Tea: Walk-in clinics will be a time for faculty and staff to come to 303 Bailey/Howe library to ask Blackboard questions and work on their Blackboard courses. We look forward to seeing you.
Normal Dr Is In hrs will also be held at these times.
Pre-Requisite: Walk-In to 001 Bailey/Howe for assistance with Bb.
Facilitated by:
Location: 001 Bailey/Howe Library
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Clinic: Using Respondus to Move WebCT Quizzes to Blackboard
Friday, August, 15 through Friday, August, 22, 10:00 - 11:45 am
Workshop: Spend time at the clinic to get all your WebCT quizzes into your new Blackboard courses. We will walk you through the basics and help you do the step by step conversion in Respondus.
Facilitated by: Holly Parker, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: 001 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Clinic: Uploading Content to Blackboard Courses
Friday, August, 15 through Friday, August, 22, 10:00 - 11:30 am
Workshop: Organize and upload your PowerPoint files, your course syllabus, and other important documents in your Blackboard course space.
Facilitated by: Steve Cavrak, Academic Computing Services
Location: 001 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Blackboard Communication Tools and Student Groups
Thursday, August, 14 through Friday, August, 22, 1:00 - 2:30 pm
Workshop: Learn how to use Blackboard tools to communicate with your students and track group progress. This workshop provides an overview of the Discussion board tool, and the online chat client called "Pronto". Also, learn about the Student Groups function.
Facilitated by: ,
Location: 001 Bailey/Howe Library
To Learn More:
Link to this event
Clinic: Uploading Content to Blackboard Courses
Thursday, August, 14 through Friday, August, 22, 9:30 - 11:00 am
Workshop: Organize and upload your PowerPoint files, your course syllabus, and other important documents in your Blackboard course space.
Facilitated by: Steve Cavrak, Academic Computing Services
Location: 001 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Clinic: Using Respondus to Move WebCT Quizzes to Blackboard
Wednesday, August, 13 through Friday, August, 22, 10:00 - 11:45 am
Workshop: Spend time at the clinic to get all your WebCT quizzes into your new Blackboard courses. We will walk you through the basics and help you do the step by step conversion in Respondus.
Facilitated by: Holly Parker, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: 001 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Clinic: Uploading Content to Blackboard Courses
Wednesday, August, 13 through Friday, August, 22, 10:00 - 11:30 am
Workshop: Organize and upload your PowerPoint files, your course syllabus, and other important documents in your Blackboard course space.
Facilitated by: Steve Cavrak, Academic Computing Services
Location: 001 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Blackboard Wikis and Blogs
Tuesday, August, 12 through Friday, August, 22, 10:00 - 11:30 am
Workshop: Blackboard allows you to create multiple wikis and blogs within your course. Wikis are a collaborative writing environment, and blogs are a journaling tool. These features can be used for student writing, collaborative projects, individual journals, organizing research, or a number of other creative assignments.
In this workshop we will examine several wikis to gain a sense of their potential use. We will write in both a wiki and a blog to learn the mechanics of using these tools, and will see how they are created in Blackboard. More importantly, we will explore and discuss how these tools can be used for a variety of assignments and projects
Facilitated by: Hope Greenberg, Academic Computing Services
Location: 001 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Clinic: Using Respondus to Move WebCT Quizzes to Blackboard
Monday, August, 11 through Friday, August, 22, 1:00 - 2:45 pm
Workshop: Spend time at the clinic to get all your WebCT quizzes into your new Blackboard courses. We will walk you through the basics and help you do the step by step conversion in Respondus.
Facilitated by: Holly Parker, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: 001 Bailey/Howe
Link to this event
July
Blackboard Wikis and Blogs
Thursday, July, 17 through Friday, August, 22, 1:00 - 2:30 pm
Workshop: Blackboard allows you to create multiple wikis and blogs within your course. Wikis are a collaborative writing environment, and blogs are a journaling tool. These features can be used for student writing, collaborative projects, individual journals, organizing research, or a number of other creative assignments.
In this workshop we will examine several wikis to gain a sense of their potential use. We will write in both a wiki and a blog to learn the mechanics of using these tools, and will see how they are created in Blackboard. More importantly, we will explore and discuss how these tools can be used for a variety of assignments and projects
Facilitated by: Holly Parker, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: 001 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Introduction to the Assessment Tools in Blackboard:
Wednesday, July, 16 through Friday, August, 22, 10:00 - 11:30 am
Workshop: This workshop will introduce Blackboard's test
(REFERRED TO as quizzes in WebCT), the Gradebook and the Assignment tools You will learn to make a test, create an assignment in Blackboard where students can upload a file as a submission, and how to enter the grades in the gradebook tool.
Facilitated by: Holly Parker, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: 001 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Getting started with Blackboard
Tuesday, July, 15 through Friday, August, 22, 10:00 - 11:00 am
Workshop: This one hour workshop introduces the Blackboard interface. It provides an overview of features, including the instructor's tools for building courses and structuring course content. There will be an opportunity to add content to your own practice course space. This workshop is meant to be a beginner experience. No prior knowledge of Blackboard or WebCT is necessary.
Note: Students will not have access to Blackboard campus-wide until Fall 2008, the space you get in this workshop is for
testing only.
Facilitated by: Holly Parker, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: 001 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Blackboard Wikis and Blogs
Thursday, July, 10 through Friday, August, 22, 1:00 - 2:30 pm
Workshop: Blackboard allows you to create multiple wikis and blogs within your course. Wikis are a collaborative writing environment, and blogs are a journaling tool. These features can be used for student writing, collaborative projects, individual journals, organizing research, or a number of other creative assignments.
In this workshop we will examine several wikis to gain a sense of their potential use. We will write in both a wiki and a blog to learn the mechanics of using these tools, and will see how they are created in Blackboard. More importantly, we will explore and discuss how these tools can be used for a variety of assignments and projects
Facilitated by: Holly Parker, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: 001 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Getting started with Blackboard
Wednesday, July, 9 through Friday, August, 22, 10:00 - 11:00 am
Workshop: This one hour workshop introduces the Blackboard interface. It provides an overview of features, including the instructor's tools for building courses and structuring course content. There will be an opportunity to add content to your own practice course space. This workshop is meant to be a beginner experience. No prior knowledge of Blackboard or WebCT is necessary.
Note: Students will not have access to Blackboard campus-wide until Fall 2008, the space you get in this workshop is for
testing only.
Facilitated by: Holly Parker, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: 001 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Introduction to the Assessment Tools in Blackboard:
Tuesday, July, 8 through Friday, August, 22, 10:00 - 11:30 am
Workshop: This workshop will introduce Blackboard's test
(REFERRED TO as quizzes in WebCT), the Gradebook and the Assignment tools You will learn to make a test, create an assignment in Blackboard where students can upload a file as a submission, and how to enter the grades in the gradebook tool.
Facilitated by: Holly Parker, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: 001 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Blackboard Wikis and Blogs
Thursday, July, 3 through Friday, August, 22, 9:30 - 11:00 am
Workshop: Blackboard allows you to create multiple wikis and blogs within your course. Wikis are a collaborative writing environment, and blogs are a journaling tool. These features can be used for student writing, collaborative projects, individual journals, organizing research, or a number of other creative assignments.
In this workshop we will examine several wikis to gain a sense of their potential use. We will write in both a wiki and a blog to learn the mechanics of using these tools, and will see how they are created in Blackboard. More importantly, we will explore and discuss how these tools can be used for a variety of assignments and projects
Facilitated by: Holly Parker, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: 001 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Introduction to the Assessment Tools in Blackboard:
Wednesday, July, 2 through Friday, August, 22, 1:00 - 2:30 pm
Workshop: This workshop will introduce Blackboard's test
(REFERRED TO as quizzes in WebCT), the Gradebook and the Assignment tools You will learn to make a test, create an assignment in Blackboard where students can upload a file as a submission, and how to enter the grades in the gradebook tool.
Facilitated by: Holly Parker, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: 001 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Getting started with Blackboard
Tuesday, July, 1 through Friday, August, 22, 10:00 - 11:00 am
Workshop: This one hour workshop introduces the Blackboard interface. It provides an overview of features, including the instructor's tools for building courses and structuring course content. There will be an opportunity to add content to your own practice course space. This workshop is meant to be a beginner experience. No prior knowledge of Blackboard or WebCT is necessary.
Note: Students will not have access to Blackboard campus-wide until Fall 2008, the space you get in this workshop is for
testing only.
Facilitated by: Holly Parker, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: 001 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
June
Blackboard Wikis and Blogs
Thursday, June, 26 through Friday, August, 22, 10:00 - 11:30 am
Workshop: Blackboard allows you to create multiple wikis and blogs within your course. Wikis are a collaborative writing environment, and blogs are a journaling tool. These features can be used for student writing, collaborative projects, individual journals, organizing research, or a number of other creative assignments.
In this workshop we will examine several wikis to gain a sense of their potential use. We will write in both a wiki and a blog to learn the mechanics of using these tools, and will see how they are created in Blackboard. More importantly, we will explore and discuss how these tools can be used for a variety of assignments and projects
Pre-Requisite: Getting started with Blackboard.
Facilitated by: Hope Greenberg, Academic Computing Services
Location: 001 Projection Room, Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Getting started with Blackboard
Wednesday, June, 25 through Friday, August, 22, 10:00 - 11:00 am
Workshop: This one hour workshop introduces the Blackboard interface. It provides an overview of features, including the instructor's tools for building courses and structuring course content. There will be an opportunity to add content to your own practice course space. This workshop is meant to be a beginner experience. No prior knowledge of Blackboard or WebCT is necessary.
Note: Students will not have access to Blackboard campus-wide until Fall 2008, the space you get in this workshop is for
testing only.
Pre-Requisite: Getting started with Blackboard.
Facilitated by: Holly Parker, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: 001 Projection Room, Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Introduction to the Assessment Tools in Blackboard:
Wednesday, June, 25 through Friday, August, 22, 1:00 - 2:30 pm
Workshop: This workshop will introduce Blackboard's test
(REFERRED TO as quizzes in WebCT), the Gradebook and the Assignment tools You will learn to make a test, create an assignment in Blackboard where students can upload a file as a submission, and how to enter the grades in the gradebook tool.
Pre-Requisite: Getting started with Blackboard.
Facilitated by: Holly Parker, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: 001 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Introduction to the Assessment Tools in Blackboard:
Thursday, June, 19 through Friday, August, 22, 9:30 - 11:00 am
Workshop: This workshop will introduce Blackboard's test
(REFERRED TO as quizzes in WebCT), the Gradebook and the Assignment tools You will learn to make a test, create an assignment in Blackboard where students can upload a file as a submission, and how to enter the grades in the gradebook tool.
Pre-Requisite: Getting started with Blackboard.
Facilitated by: Holly Parker, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: 001 Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Getting started with Blackboard
Wednesday, June, 18 through Friday, August, 22, 2:15 - 3:15 pm
Workshop: This one hour workshop introduces the Blackboard interface. It provides an overview of features, including the instructor's tools for building courses and structuring course content. There will be an opportunity to add content to your own practice course space. This workshop is meant to be a beginner experience. No prior knowledge of Blackboard or WebCT is necessary.
Note: Students will not have access to Blackboard campus-wide until Fall 2008, the space you get in this workshop is for
testing only.
Pre-Requisite: Getting started with Blackboard.
Facilitated by: Holly Parker, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: 001 Projection Room, Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Getting started with Blackboard
Tuesday, June, 10 through Friday, August, 22, 10:00 - 11:00 am
Workshop: This one hour workshop introduces the Blackboard interface. It provides an overview of features, including the instructor's tools for building courses and structuring course content. There will be an opportunity to add content to your own practice course space. This workshop is meant to be a beginner experience. No prior knowledge of Blackboard or WebCT is necessary.
Note: Students will not have access to Blackboard campus-wide until Fall 2008, the space you get in this workshop is for
testing only.
Pre-Requisite: Getting started with Blackboard.
Facilitated by: Holly Parker, Center for Teaching & Learning
Location: 001 Projection Room, Bailey/Howe Library
Link to this event
Sep. 26 @ 2:00 pm
