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Where was that again?

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Here is a tip to share with your students who are viewing Mediasite Recordings if they have a question about something in the lecture they can click on the “ask a question” icon below the content window and it will open a dialog box and time stamp at what point the student is questioning and … Read more

How do you “feedback”

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Typing on the paper and submitting it to BB?  Writing on the paper and handing it back to students?  Do they read the comments?  What about sending them “video” feedback.  With MDR (mediasite desktop recorder) you could send feedback that students could watch and listen, check out this article on “video feedback“. Contact OET to … Read more

Remember clickers?

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I haven’t posted about this neat tool for the classroom but was just catching up on some articles and found some good pointers for using them this is from i-clicker blog here are some thoughts on how they can be helpful in your class! “Increased the chance students did the required reading Helped the instructor engage … Read more

Catching Up!

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So much going on so many emails.  I even missed sending last week’s blog so will do double duty today!

First here is a neat slide show on Disruptive Technologies 2015-2106 will give you something to think about.

Now if you have missed the recent posts from ECU Learning Technologies Digest let me just highlight some of the postings!

Classroom Selection for Summer and Fall 2015: New Options

As you consider your future classroom technology needs, here is a description of some of the equipment you will find in the classrooms across campus. New options include AirMedia, which allows you to present wirelessly from any device, Desktop Recording with MDR or Tegrity, and Video Conference using Saba or Jabber. Visit the Classroom Technology Database for even more options and to see the complete list of equipment offerings per room.

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Have a Wonderful Thanksgiving!

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From OET, here’s hoping you have a good Thanksgiving break and as we head into the final days of Fall 2015 semester remember that our office will be happy to assist in closing out semester tasks or prepping for Spring 2016 semester needs.

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