Seminar Podcasts
The Faculty Center for Learning Development offers seminars on a variety of topics designed to help
faculty learn and use technology to support teaching and learning.
Video Recordings of Seminars
Teaching Online: Facilitating and Grading Online Discussions - March 6, 2009 (WMV)
Dr. Rick King, Ph. D., ENHP Educational Technology, shares strategies for facilitating online discussion and how a rubric can be an effective tool for grading sutdent contributions to online discussion.
Teaching in Turbulent Times - April 6, 2006 (WMV) (PowerPoint)
Dr. Paul R. Hagner, Ph.D., Associate Director, EDUCAUSE Learning
Initiative speaks about students in the new millennia.
Plagiarism - October 31, 2006 (WMV)
Randi-Ashton Pritting, Director of University Libraries; Professor David Desplaces, Barney School of Business; Professor Don Jones, Department of Rhetoric; Professor Narendar Sumukadas, Barney School of Business; and Professor Michael Troy Hillyer College discuss plagiarism in relation to the new technology that has emerged over recent years and ways to prevent it.
PowerPoint - April 11, 2008 (WMV)
Natacha Poggio, M.F.A., Assistant Professor of Visual Communication Design, shows how to use visual design to engage your students.
Tablet PCs in Higher Education - March 15, 2005 (WMV)
Dr. David Demers, Adjunct Instructor of IIT, and Dr. John Williams, Associate Professor of Mathematics, discuss the importance of tablet PCs in the college environment
Audio Recordings of Seminars
Lectures to Go - April 18, 2008 (MP3)
James McDonald, Assistant Professor of Physics, Arts and Sciences Ken Steen, Associate Professor of Composition and Theory, Hartt School discusses podcasting and digital recording.
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