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Faculty Training
Events
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Select a
topic from below to "jump down" to
full program information:
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MARCH 2003: |
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register for any of the events listed
here, contact Harriet
Christopher at christopher.h@ptc.edu
or (864) 941-8339 with your name,
department, email, and course(s) for
which you wish to register. Please
note that this agenda is subject to
changes. Changes will be posted on
this Web site. |
LERN : Creating Streaming Audio Lectures
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| Date: |
March
3-7, 2003 |
| Time: |
Not
applicable. |
| Location: |
Not
applicable. |
| Presenter: |
Online
Course offered by LERN. |
| Deadline: |
February
16, 2003 |
Description: |
Streaming audio lectures on the Web are
an exciting new way to enhance your
teaching and improve your student's
learning . In this one week online
course, you will discover how to create
streaming narrated slide shows for
online delivery. For online courses,
streaming audio lectures enhance online
learning by providing audio and visual
components to the written material. For
both contexts, students are able to
access your audio lectures at their peak
learning times and replay sections as
needed for greater retention. |
Notes: |
See LERN
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Copyright
Issues Online
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| Date: |
March
4, 2003 |
| Time: |
2:00
p.m. - 4:00 p.m. |
| Location: |
Room
130B, Lex Walters Campus |
| Presenter: |
Videoconference. |
| Deadline: |
Not
applicable. |
Description: |
An expert panel on higher education
copyright law will analyze:
- The
implications of the new TEACH for
teaching and learning online,
including opportunities for broader
usage and restrictions that limit
applications.
- The
continuing role of the “fair
use” provision in analyzing
copyright issues in distance
education
- Efficient
procedures for obtaining copyright
clearances for materials for online
courses.
- The
elements of an effective
institutional policy on copyright
and online learning
Who
Should Attend:
- Full-time
and adjunct faculty
- Distance
learning staff
- Instructional
technology staff
- Institutional
attorneys
- Administrators
- Presidents
and trustees
What
Participants Will Learn:
The new TEACH Act may be the most
significant piece of copyright
legislation for distance education in 25
years! Participants will take away vital
real-world knowledge, including:
- The
basic provisions and limitations of
the TEACH Act
- Why
“fair use” remains a key element
in understanding and resolving
copyright issues in online courses
- How
to get information on copyright
policy into the hands of those who
need it most-faculty and students
- Why
the Copyright Clearance Center and
other such organizations are
valuable
- Why
a college or university’s
permission process should be
centralized
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| Notes: |
Not
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WEB
101: Front Page Module
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| Date: |
TBA |
| Time: |
TBA |
| Location: |
Room
TBA, Lex Walters Campus |
| Presenter: |
Cindy
Davies |
| Deadline: |
TBA |
Description: |
Participants
will:
- Create
documents using Microsoft Front Page
- Create
tables
- Edit
documents using Front Page tools
- Add
images to Web pages
- Create
links in Web sites
- Use
HTML code for Web page design and
editing
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| Notes: |
- Participants
should bring a formatted 3.5 inch
floppy disk.
- This
session will be cancelled or
rescheduled in the event of low
participation.
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WEB
107: Audio & Streaming Video
Module
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| Date: |
TBA |
| Time: |
TBA |
| Location: |
Room
TBA, Lex Walters Campus |
| Presenter: |
Jamie
Ginn |
| Deadline: |
TBA |
Description: |
Participants
will learn:
- How
to use multimedia effectively with
online course design
- How
to script PowerPoint presentations
and other video clips
- Best
practices in course design that
include streaming video or audio
components
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| Notes: |
Not
applicable. |
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LERN
: Building Learning Communities in
Cyberspace
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| Date: |
March
24-28, 2003 |
| Time: |
Not
applicable. |
| Location: |
Not
applicable. |
| Presenter: |
Online
Course offered by LERN. |
| Deadline: |
March
10, 2003 |
Description: |
In the online
classroom it is the relationships and
interactions among people through which
knowledge is primarily generated. Come
learn how to do it with the foremost
authorities and authors of the popular
book by the same title, Dr. Rena Palloff
and Dr. Keith Pratt. |
Notes: |
See LERN
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Updated April 28, 2003
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