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Audio Presentations [new
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The Wheel May Not
Need to be Reinvented: Learning Styles and Digital Content [view
presentation]
This presentation
discusses models of learning styles, resources for finding
faculty-developed content for use online, and best practices in an
educational setting.
Teaching Techie: You Can Be One
Too!
Presented by Sarah Lelgarde Swart, MM, MLIS. Presentation with audio
covers Objectives and Goals and Learning Objects for an effective Blackboard
course. 17:40 min.
Learning Styles and Teaching: Developing Content for Learners
Presented by Sarah Lelgarde Swart, MM, MLIS. Presentation with audio
discussing various learning styles using the VARK System (Visual, Aural,
Reading/Writing, and Kinesthetic). 9:49 min.
Digital Content for Teaching: Don't Reinvent the Wheel!
Presenter: Sarah L Swart, MM, MLIS. Presentation with audio discussing
resources for finding online content developed by faculty for use in your
online teaching. Includes downloadable presentation and mp3 file. 03:17
min.
Creating Learning Games and Uploading to Your Blackboard Sites with
StudyMate Wizard
Presented by Sarah Lelgarde Swart, MM, MLIS. Study Mate is a product
from Respondus which creates learning games such as flash cards, crossword
puzzles, and other one-answer or no-answer games. 10:00 min.
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Non-Audio Presentations
Backward Design from the Learning Outcome:
Taxonomies to Make Learning Work
[view presentation in a new window]
In this session the participants will:
- Identify
principles for adult learning
- Review
12 Principles in Teaching Adults
- Apply
pedagogical theories to course design
- Learn a
process for unit design
- Apply
the use of Rubrics to enhance learning and teaching
Swart, Sarah. Course Site
Review Form based on Seven Principles for
Undergraduate Education (Chickering) [view pdf]
This form provides a good tool
for evaluating the effectiveness of online course content for distance
education.
Web-Based Presentations
APA Tutor
[view site in new window]
Student tutorial on APA Writing Style
(written collaboratively by Bonnie Korn and Sarah Swart)
eDiscussion Guidelines [view site in new window]
Participant
guidelines for use with online discussion boards
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