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In Cased You Missed It, please see our resources we have been sharing. If you don’t follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram, now is the time to do it! We are publishing updates almost daily. Follow us at: Presentations Need to record a presentation for class? Visit our Video Lecture Options post for options including using […]
Educational Technology is offering workshops – virtually via video call in Microsoft Teams – for faculty to support continuity of instruction. Sessions will focus on implementing Moodle features and Office 365 tools such as OneDrive, PowerPoint, and Teams. For self-service resources, please visit our Recommendations for Continuity of Instruction post. Video recordings of workshops are […]
Looking for a class project involving creating a magazine layout? A variety of technology tools are available for you and your students to accomplish the design. If you are comfortable with Microsoft PowerPoint, consider these templates (they are saved as PowerPoint template files). You could host these files in Office 365 and use one “magazine” […]
Links may direct you to short Hoonuit online training tutorials. Login to our Hoonuit subscription with your College credentials, then visit these links. Getting Started Create new file Background color (Gradient tool) Prepare needed elements Layering Create layers Layer icon Image Segmentation Layer mask Quick selection tool Refine edge tool Organizing Moving tool Filter Gallery […]
Educational Technology commits to recognizing the rich diversity of educators, technologists, and leaders who influence our work. Our student employees spent last semester researching and writing about some of these people. You can view their work at the Digital Media Bar in Andrews Library or read more about them in our News post. Follow us […]
Organization Course settings Course image Format: weekly vs topic. All visible or one section at a time Completion tracking (Activity Completion) Formatting labels, pages, descriptions displayed on course page indents, text editor headings Blocks Calendar Activities Office 365 connector with Moodle upload files from OneDrive calendar feature (careful of sync!) Grade Me Media Video Audio Images […]
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Student Technology Assistants (STAs) offered a series of workshops crafted specifically for students for working on academic and personal digital projects. If you weren’t able to join us, please visit our workshop posts or visit the Digital Media Bar for help. Audacity Posters with PowerPoint Cybersecurity Awareness Creating Basic Infographics with Easel.ly Making a Website […]
Media Sources Bensound, https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music. “CC Search.” Accessed September 20, 2017. https://search.creativecommons.org/. “Copyright-Fair-Use-Public-Domain-and-Creative-Commons-1.Pdf.” Accessed September 30, 2019. https://louisvilledcc.files.wordpress.com/2015/05/copyright-fair-use-public-domain-and-creative-commons-1.pdf. “Digital Archive of Literacy Narratives.” Accessed September 30, 2019. http://www.thedaln.org/#/home. “Freeplay Music | Welcome | The Best Music Library on the Planet!” Accessed September 30, 2019. http://freeplaymusic.com/. Google Image Search (choose Advanced image search, labeled for reuse) Flickr Search (check the […]
Learning Goals Differentiate methods between formative assessment needs Apply the appropriate digital technologies to meet formative assessment needs Defining feedback and formative assessment Then share to group via our Padlet What’s Padlet? Visit the Padlet features page for details. Free account has limits. Mid-term evaluations using Forms Standard Evaluation Forms (Hard-copy) available on Wooster.edu Online Course […]
