Using technology to enhance the educational experience of our students.
All
Faculty & Staff
The
2005 Teaching
with Technology
Award winner
was Dr. Don
Schertz, Electrical
Engineering. In
his workshop,
he demonstrated
how you can
record your
lectures live
in the classroom
then put them
on the web
for students
to review,
or for distant
or absent students
to view. One
demonstration
covered recording
audio into
PowerPoint
and compressing
it for web
delivery. The
second demonstration
presented the
video recording
of any web
cam or desktop
application
activity. Both
methods allow
you to produce
content ready
to be put on
Blackboard
or a web server
to provide
anytime/anywhere
access to your
course material.
Online Materials Related to the Workshop
http://blackboard.bradley.edu/docs/twt_2005_schertz.shtml
"Computer
Recording
of Lectures" was
held:
Wednesday,
April 20, 2005
3:15 - 5:00
PM
Library Packard
Room
Each participant
had the ability
to prepare
a partial lecture
using the techniques
presented.
Hands-on Workshop
Attendees were
given a
pre-produced
set of PowerPoint
slides and
a script to
use for the
recording of
the lecture. The
presenter
walked the
attendees through
the process,
explaining
the settings
they should
use and the
steps to be
taken. Attendees
used a
microphone
to record their
narration to
the PPT slides,
then used Impatica
to produce
a compressed
presentation
for web or
CD delivery. Attendees
posted the
presentation
to Blackboard. They
were also instructed
on how to
send their
PowerPoint
files to ITAC
to have them "Impaticized" for
Blackboard
or a CD-ROM.
Attendees were
given the
option of creating
a presentation
with Viewlet
Cam based on
their interests. Web
Cams, wearable
microphones,
tablet pen/mice,
etc. were
available at
different stations
for attendees
to try.
Sponsored by
Bradley University
Instructional
Technology
Assistance
Center.
If you have
questions,
contact
Barb Kerns
677-2332 or brk@bradley.edu. |
