Upcoming Workshops

This year we are offering a wide range of activities: a scheduled programme of workshops and introductory sessions delivered face-to-face and online; on-demand sessions that can be delivered when you choose; networking events to facilitate discussion between practitioners; town-hall meetings to set out the road map for e-learning at QMUL; a programme to prepare you for using the forthcoming new online learning environment; and support clinics for your students in the new Helpzones.

 

Some of our scheduled workshops for the next term are as follows:

October 2011

  • Induction to Blackboard, QM’s Virtual Learning Environment
    – Wed. 12th October; 14:00-16:00
  • Induction into Presentation Technologies at QMUL
    – Wed. 19th October; 13:00-14:00
  • Induction to Q-Review: recording your lecture and getting it online
    – Wed. 26th October; 14:00-16:00
  • Induction to Blackboard Webinar (online session)
    – Fri. 28th October; 10:00-11:00

November 2011

  • Getting Started with E-Learning
    – Wed. 2nd November; 13:00-15:00
  • Introduction to Audience Voting Systems:  “Ask the Audience” Promoting student engagement
    – Thurs. 3rd November;  10:00-12:00
  • Introduction to the BOS Online Survey Tool
    – Fri. 4th November; 10:00-12:00
  • TurnitinUK & the VLE – plagiarism detection in the VLE
    – Thurs. 10th November; 10:00-12:00
  • Quiz Building in Blackboard Webinar (online session)
    – Fri. 11th November; 10:00-11:00
  • Getting started with teaching room technologies in QM
    – Wed. 16th November; 13:00-14:30 (location TBD)
  • Blackboard: Quiz Building and Exams
    - Wed. 23rd November; 13:00-15:00

December 2011

  • Extending Blackboard – Wimba Voice Tools
    - Thurs. 1st December; 10:00-12:00
  • Induction to Blackboard, QM’s Virtual Learning Environment
    - Thurs. the 8th December; 10:00-12:00

We can provide bespoke workshops for any of the above, based on your requirements.  Do get in touch with us to discuss any of these.

We also deliver other on-demand sessions, some of which include:

  • From Camera to YouTube – putting your videos online
  • How to Podcast and get on iTunes
  • What can I do with Web 2.0?
  • Online Debate: Facilitation and Promotion
  • E-Learning consultation session
  • Blackboard: Online coursework and feedback

 

To Register:

Our sessions are free and available to all staff or teaching assistants engaged or interested in E-Learning.

To book a place onto one of our scheduled workshops, please visit the online booking system at: http://www.learninginstitute.qmul.ac.uk/booking

 

COMING NEXT YEAR

Look out for these new workshops coming in 2012:

  • Preparing for the new VLE
  • An Introduction to Copyright and IPR for Digital Learning Resources

 

 

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