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Record lecture on iPad

last updated If you use an iPad, recording lectures on it can give you some interesting options. This article will review: setting up your iPad for recording recording a slideshow with narration adding live annotations during recording ending your recording … Continue reading

Posted at 5:34 p.m. May 27, 2021, by in Adding & Editing Content, Canvas, Creating content, iPad, Kaltura, Microsoft Office, Teaching Online

Canvas: using sections to manage large classes

About sections This page explains how to set up Sections in your Canvas course site. Sections will allow you to assign a TA to their students for grading and communications and will allow instructors to: Post Announcements to a section … Continue reading

Posted at 11:52 a.m. Aug. 5, 2020, by in Canvas, Getting Started, Teaching Online

Flip: Integrate Flip into your Canvas site

Flip is a multimedia discussion tool that allows users to record snippets of video and share them with the class.  You can integrate this tool into your Canvas site by following the directions below. To create Flip account and add … Continue reading

Posted at 1:41 p.m. April 22, 2020, by in Assessments, Creating content, Online

Tips for teaching via web conference

Here are some tips to help you get started teaching via a web conference. These are some of the first steps you’ll need to take when first launching the web conference, and best practices to follow thereafter. If you’re not … Continue reading

Posted at 8:04 a.m. March 13, 2020, by in Online, Teaching Online

ClassLive: getting started (instructor)

ClassLive is the tool in eCollege that allows you to meet with your students, in real time, in an online environment. You can present with video, audio, and PowerPoint, a whiteboard, or other content from your computer. Students can ask … Continue reading

Posted at 8:30 p.m. Oct. 27, 2016, by in eCollege, Teaching Online

Adding engagement to your online course

Engaging with students can pose a challenge in an online course, but it is perhaps the most important factor in ensuring student success. Our students report high levels of satisfaction in courses in which they feel “heard” by the professor and a part … Continue reading

Posted at 10:10 a.m. March 4, 2015, by in IDT Blog: Teaching & Tech Tips, Teaching Online
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