Dr. David Neville utilizes YouTube to educate beyond the classroom
A number of faculty members on campus are turning to videos to supplement their courses, and Dr. David Neville of the German department is no exception. With a background in education and instructional technology, Dr. Neville always had a desire to utilize video in his courses, but with the help of YouTube, the impact of …
Read MoreProfessors Fernandez and Husser use YouTube to explain basics of polling
Dataset. Regression analysis. Sampling error. If you have had experience with creating and administering surveys, you have probably heard these terms before. But could you define them off the top of your head? That is what Dr. Kenneth Fernandez and Dr. Jason Husser, professors in the political science and director and assistant director of the …
Read MoreCountdown: Campus Technologies’ most popular blog posts: #7
Number Seven With 123 total pageviews, “Moodle Q&A: Drop the lowest score, YouTube and folders” by Dan Reis secured number seven on our list. The blog post highlights how faculty can drop lowest quiz grades in Moodle, post YouTube videos, and drag and drop files into folders. Read the post. The Countdown As the semester comes to a …
Read MoreGetting started with Google+
Are you looking for a way to virtually meet and share links, videos and resources with your students? You may want to consider Google+. Overview Google’s social media tool offers unique collaboration and control features that make it very appealing to instructors in higher education. It also works well with Google’s other applications like Google Drive and …
Read MoreMoodle Q & A: drop the lowest score, YouTube and folders
Elon faculty have a lot of questions about Moodle. That’s a good thing. It proves Elon faculty are using Moodle and testing its limits. This post includes some questions (and answers) we received from faculty about Moodle.
Read MoreRecord brief videos to introduce yourself or course content
YouTube includes a largely unknown feature that makes it quick and easy to record video. That’s right – record video! It’s easy because no other video software is needed, it records directly into YouTube. Educators can quickly record a video welcoming students to a course, introduce an assignment or important course concept, or make an announcement. …
Read MoreReduce distractions and embed YouTube videos in Moodle
Forty-eight hours of video is uploaded to YouTube every minute (source). Among all the giggling babies and flying sloths there is great content you could use in your course. Creating a hyperlink to a YouTube video from Moodle works fine but once students are on YouTube they can get lost or distracted by the less …
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