This material was developed for
TLT Group
subscribing institutions and is intended for use only by
those institutions. The TLT Group is a not-for-profit and
its continued existence is made possible by subscriptions.
This workshop's goal: to help faculty find or
develop promising, low-risk, easy-to-use teaching approaches that
take advantage of technology (classroom technology, student access
to technology) in order to improve learning.
This
workshop material was developed to help you offer a very brief
workshop for faculty. We also use this web page as
an example of a brief, hybrid workshop ("hybrid" in the
sense that it combines face-to-face interaction among
people, plus online materials to guide the workshop and for
further use afterward). For more on the tools and
techniques used to develop these materials, see our
"5-Minute
Workshop" techniques.]
The eClip below can be shown
as an on-screen guide throughout the whole workshop. Or, as
the leader of a future workshop, you could watch the eClip
now and use some or
all of its ideas and graphics, while showing only some, or
none, of the eClip to participants. There are speaking
notes in the notes area of the
PowerPoint slides used for
the eClip; the slides are tagged for the visually impaired.
You can begin to play this eClip by clicking
on the arrow/button in the center of this image or, if that
doesn't work, by clicking here:
Outline of the Workshop
The
eClip itself outlines the workshop, in a series of short
clips, separated by pauses for participant discussion. The workshop
is designed to help
faculty a) think about using technology to support
teaching/learning activities, and b) to get ideas for how to do that
from our 'seven
principles' collection of ideas for teaching and learning
with technology.
Please send suggestions for how this web page and eClip can
be improved to Steve Ehrmann (ehrmann @ tltgroup.org).
Draft text to publicize this workshop:If you would like to help rewrite
this
Google Doc, ask Steve Ehrmann for 'sharing' rights.
Evaluation form for workshop: under construction
References
"Seven Principles" home page
('Seven principles' Collection of hundreds of TLT ideas;
workshop materials; survey to gather more teaching ideas
from your faculty, reference materials, etc.) (This page
also includes a smaller, older version of the 'seven
principles' collection of TLT ideas that does not
require a subscriber account.)
Flashlight Online description (includes validated
item bank of questions for guiding improvement of
technology uses for advancing the seven principles)
