November 30 - December 4 Learning Labs |
Angel Monday, Part 3
Monday, November 30, 2:00 to 4:00 PM, TLC LB 3231C
Part 3 of a 4 - Part Angel Training Series
Facilitators Tom Braziunas, Carol Howe
This third hands-on workshop will provide an introduction to the use
of quizzes and other assessment tools in the ANGEL learning management
system. Included will be practice with effectively designing and using
an online grade book and calendar to keep students informed of their
progress. Addressed as well will be how to create individualized online
exams through randomization of questions and use of question pools.
Shortcuts to building question banks and leveraging a personal “repository”
to streamline the management of multiple course sections will be covered
too.
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Angel Tuesday, Part 3
Tuesday, December 1, 12:00 to 2:00 PM, TLC LB 3231C
Part 3 of a 4 - Part Angel Training Series
Facilitators Tom Braziunas, Carol Howe
This third hands-on workshop will provide an introduction to the use of
quizzes and other assessment tools in the ANGEL learning management system.
Included will be practice with effectively designing and using an online
grade book and calendar to keep students informed of their progress. Addressed
as well will be how to create individualized online exams through randomization
of questions and use of question pools. Shortcuts to building question
banks and leveraging a personal “repository” to streamline
the management of multiple course sections will be covered too.
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Teaching with Twitter
Wednesday, December 2, 2:00 to 3:30 PM, TLC
Instructor Jean Kent
Twitter is one of the newest Web 2.0, "social media" applications available on the web today. It's a simple communication tool that asks one question: "What are you doing?" Type your answer into an input field that allows 140 characters, keeping it short and sweet. Twitter has proven invaluable for reporters, alerting news teams of breaking news and for celebrities to gather fans around them whenever and wherever they go.
So how can a tool whose strengths are immediacy and brevity be of use in the service of quality education?
Join NSCC faculty and technology-wizard Jean Kent for a serious look at how Twitter might be used to enhance instruction both in the classroom or online. |
Angel Open Lab
Thursday, December 3, 2:00 to 4:00 PM, TLC LB 3231C
Facilitators Deborah Ocken, Coryl Celene-Martel, Carol Howe
A special practice and troubleshooting session for folks who have attended
regular Angel Training or are already teaching with Angel this quarter.
All levels welcome--there are no silly questions!
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Pedagogy 101
Friday, December 4, 12:00 to 2:30 pm, Student Club Room (in the cafeteria)
Facilitator Jane Lister-Reis
Assessing Student Learning (what’s the difference between assessing
to assist, adjust, and advance?): Rubrics and Scoring Guides. Details
to come.
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