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Using publisher test questions in Blackboard Ultra
Published November 24th, 2023 by Ashley Priest
Introduction Many textbook publishers provide test questions along with a teaching copy of the book. If you are heavily reliant on the textbook content for your course, publisher created questions can be an incredible time saver. Textbook publisher questions are most often multiple choice or true/false. We highly recommend reviewing the questions to
YouTube - The Basics
Published March 18th, 2024 by Ashley Priest
Introduction A completely free resource with thousands of educational videos, YouTube has nearly endless potential for classroom use. Consider using videos to: Break up a traditional lecture Give students alternative ways to digest and process content Supplemental course materials (i.e., a curated list) Pair with an active learning task Embed
Generative AI and Higher Ed – What You Need to Know
Published October 1st, 2024 by Ashley Priest
Estimated time to read this article: 7 minutes Introduction Artificial intelligence, specifically generative artificial intelligence (generative AI), is a hot topic issue in higher education. Generative AI tools, like ChatGPT, can produce content completely indistinguishable from content written by a real-life person – and students know this. Curren
Pre-record a Lecture Using Microsoft Teams
Published April 1st, 2024 by Ashley Priest
Estimated time to read this article: 5 minutes Introduction Microsoft Teams allows you to create, share, and collaborate on online meetings, chats, and files. You can also use it to record your lectures and share them with your students. Screenpal is a more powerful recording tool with editing capabilities, but some faculty may be more comfortable w
Cisco Webex Retirement
Published March 14th, 2024 by Ashley Priest
Tool Availability Notice As of August 31, 2024, the college will not include Cisco Webex as part of our standard software installation on academic computers. The college has adopted Microsoft Teams as its primary video conferencing, collaboration, and communication platform. All college staff, faculty, and students have access to Microsoft Teams vi
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