Workshops at LCLC

Implementing a wiki in Blackboard for Basic or Advanced Language or Culture Courses

Workshops began on Thursday, January 14th.

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Implementing Grade Center, creating Mid-Term and Final grades (and making your life easier, long-term!)

No workshop on Monday, 18 January - University closed.

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Give students more speaking opportunities with Voice Boards.

No workshop on Friday at 1pm.

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Using various Wimba Voice Tools to conduct Oral Exams: in class or independently.

Several different approaches to Oral Exams will be discussed, especially for advanced levels (pronunciation, fluency, etc.)

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Increasing comprehension and/or student preparedness with (text) Discussion Boards.

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Collaborative writing with Google Wave: student work beyond the classroom.

No workshop Wednesday at 4 pm or Thursday 2 pm. Google Wave can be a safe place for students to interact with native speakers or others from outside the class. Additionally, the creation can be made accessible to non-class-members for wider sharing - something that has been of interest to upper-level students.

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Provide audio to your students in an easy-to-access format.

No workshop Wed 24 at noon, or Fri 26 at 1pm.

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Teaching Pronunciation Using Voice Tools

Professor Elizabeth Loentz and Adam Gacs will showcase how they used Wimba Voice Tools in a third year German Conversation Class.

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Prepare for Fall 2010! Learn about wikis and brainstorm what will work best for YOUR Fall 2010 class!

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Using Blackboard and non=Blackboard tools to be accessible to your students: Instant Messanger, Skype, and more!

CANCELED - may be rescheduled in April, if there is interest.

Professor Kim Potawski will present a talk that addresses this special group of students! *Please note that this talk is in 1750 UH, not 304 GH*

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Using Blackboard and non-Blackboard tools in an Advanced Language/Literature/Culture Course: considerations and advice.

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Using Blackboard and non-Blackboard tools in an Advanced Language/Literature/Culture Course: considerations and advice.

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Come learn about how to best present your teaching portfolio! *Please note that this talk is in 1750 UH, not 304 GH*

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Create a single, organized PDF encompassing all the components of a teaching portfolio.

If time allows, we will try out the latest version of Skype as it is often used for interviews.

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