Collaborating with faculty and students to explore questions of pedagogy, practice, and technology.
Educational Technology is compiling a list of some best practices for when it comes to using Teams video calls meetings and chats. This list will be updated frequently so be sure to check back often. If there is something that you think we should add, please let us know. Tips to Take Before a Video […]
Issue to Address Possible Solutions How do I download Microsoft Office to my device? Downloading Office 365 (Word, Powerpoint, Excel, Teams…) I have a meeting in Teams. How do I join it? Teams meeting as a student I want to meet with classmates for study groups. How can I host one virtually? See Hosting Virtual […]
For help on other formatting techniques, visit our I.S. Formatting post. An independent study typically will have the following structure. Front Matter Title page Abstract Dedication (optional) Acknowledgments (optional) Table of Contents List of Figures (if you have figures) List of Tables (if you have tables) Main Matter Introduction Chapters Back Matter Appendices (optional) Bibliography […]
Educational Technology has put together a post to help students for this virtual IS Symposium with creating video and audio files to showcase their work. Students should consult with their advisors and departments on specifics about the presentation style and format. Educational Technology is here to help with Office 365 applications (including Teams), poster creation, […]
Information Technology maintains a small selection of innovative hardware and software for faculty, staff, and students to borrow. This equipment has not been deployed across campus. If you’d like to explore some of this equipment, send an e-mail to the Help Desk. For more information on what equipment is available, visit the “Checking Out Equipment” […]
Here is a developing list of the software and web resources available to support Quantitative Literacy at The College of Wooster. In addition there are a number of Educational Technology staff and Student Technology Assistants, as well as, Institution Research Staff and Student Technology Assistants that are able to assist with learning how to use […]
Check out Wooster’s web page about Symposium. Please check the symposium guidelines, posters are not the only presentation option at Symposium and there may be a better option available to show off your research. You might also want to consider participating in the the CoRE Awards. Consider registering for Creating a Poster for Symposium for […]
Most of these options create a video file. Our recommendation is to upload video to Microsoft Stream, the College’s supported video streaming service through our Office 365 subscription. Please see our Stream post for more details on uploading and sharing video. PowerPoint Microsoft PowerPoint slide show presentation software is part of the College’s Office 365 […]
Google Cardboard Google Cardboard is a virtual reality platform with a very low barrier of entry. It was one of the first VR platforms released for phones. All you need is a phone and headset. Check out this video for an introduction on Google Cardboard https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxAj2lyX4oU Resources and Tutorials Educational Technology has a number of headsets […]
MacOS Windows iOS Android Joining a class session (can practice before the meeting) To visit a class remotely, you will have the best experience if you install the Microsoft Teams App before trying to join a class session. Installing Microsoft Teams MacOS From https://teams.microsoft.com/downloads, click “Download” at the top of the page and the operating system […]
