30 April, 2008
Setting up a Section in Blackboard: The Complete Beginner's Guide
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29 April, 2008
The Blackboard Student Tools: My Grades, My Progress and Notes (4 minutes)
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More Blackboard Tools: Assignments, Goals, Media Library and SCORM (17 minutes)
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Assignments
01 - Introduction and Adding the Tool - 1:15
02 - Add Assignments - 3:33
03 - View as a Student - 1:20
04 - Manage Assignment Dropbox - 1:31
Goals
01 - Introduction and Adding the Tool - 0:56
02 - Creating Categories and Goals - 1:16
03 - Linking Goals to Content - 1:04
Media Library
01 - Introduction and Adding the Tool - 0:51
02 - Creating and Linking to Glossary Entries - 1:36
03 - Creating Collections of Images, Audio and Video - 1:06
SCORM
01 - Introduction and Adding the Tool - 0:39
02 - Importing the Content- 1:12
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25 April, 2008
More Blackboard Tools: Chat, Discussion, Mail and Who's Online (20 minutes)
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24 April, 2008
More Blackboard Tools: Profile, Search, Syllabus and Announcements (9 minutes)
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22 April, 2008
The Calendar Tool in Blackboard (6 minutes)
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If you have your own calendar/diary you probably won't want to use it as it will be another place for you to look for appointments, but it's there if you want to use it.
Again, these screencasts are initial versions, so any feedback will be appreciated.
01 - Introduction and Adding the Tool - 0:42
02 - Navigation of the Calendar - 1:02
03 - Adding Entries - 1:20
04 - Settings - Part 1 - 1:26
05 - Settings - Part 2 - 1:11
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Podcasting in Plain English by Common Craft
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Probably the easiest way to get started consuming podcasts is to
Ask your students if they use podcasts. If they do perhaps you can start a podcast on a subject that you are an expert on, and share it with them and other people around the world? Perhaps you can encourage students to create their own as part of their learning.
Just listening to/watching podcasts alone is unlikely to result in deep learning, but it is a way of getting an introduction to subjects and discussions that are going on around subjects. Personally I listen to them while I'm travelling, doing housework, and in other situations where I might be bored and am glad of something to think about. So for me, well made podcasts are a free and welcome way of learning the basics about a subject, without the pain.
21 April, 2008
Creating Learning Modules in Blackboard (7 minutes)
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In these videos we explain how to set up a Learning Module. These are the first drafts of the training, so please let us have feedback.
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18 April, 2008
The Web Links Tool: Sharing Links to Resources on the Web (15 minutes)
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These screencasts are streamed WMV files. Please let us have any feedback that you have.
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15 April, 2008
The Learning Theory Podcast
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Often Learning Technolgists move into education with a background in technology but not educational theories. For those of with that background Dan Campbell's bi-weekly Learning Theory podcast might be a useful introduction. It is in the form of monologues which isn't as engaging as conversations, but it is very concise and as it is audio you can listen on the way to work, walking round the supermarket or whatever.
It might give you a skeleton of understanding about learning theories and thinkers that will help you explore, and that you can build upon.
It might give you a skeleton of understanding about learning theories and thinkers that will help you explore, and that you can build upon.
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10 April, 2008
The Assessment Tool: Setting up Quizzes and Surveys in Blackboard CE6 (18 minutes)
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The first section that I've recorded is for the Assessment Tool, which you can use if you want to create quizzes and surveys.
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Please give any feedback that you have :)
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