Slides from faculty workshop on effective tools for teachers, scholars, researchers and our students.

1. Engaging with Technology in Teaching and Scholarship A workshop for faculty in the School of Public Affairs Arizona State University

2. Facilitators College of Public Programs Colleen CarmeanDigital Knowledge Architect, Office of the Dean OUEEE – teaching and learning (formerly the Center for Learning and Teaching Excellence) Judy Grace

3. Topics Covered Instructional Resources Available at CoPP, the UOEEE, and within ASU Research and Scholarship Tools licensed at ASU Free Tools on the Web Effective Practices and Uses

4. CoPP instructional resources CoPP Instructional Resources Site http://tinyurl.com/copptl Colleen’s teaching and learning blog http://gridknowledge.blogspot.com Course (re)design consulting News and Alerts Lunchtime conversations

10. YouTube as a teaching toolwww.youtube.com

11. YouTube searchhttp://clte.asu.edu/active/StopWatch.htm

12. YouTube Considerations for use Free Can be embedded in PowerPoint and Bb Can be used as discussion prompts Takes some searching and evaluation 3rd party – no control Can “go down” Can be “pulled” – always check links

13. http://www.merlot.org/merlot/index.htm

15. Using BB tools to engage students and simplify teaching tasks

16. Using discussion boards Writing prompts Instructions and modeling responses Time limitations Rubrics to evaluate

17. Discussion Board Rubric Example 1

18. Discussion Board Rubric Example 2

19. Discussion Board Rubric Example 3

20. Using the group function

21. Using student home pages

22. Sample home page

23. Using student home pages

25. Threaded audio discussion boards (voice board)

26. Embedding audio into content pages in Blackboard (voice authoring)

27. Including audio in emails (voice email)

29. Using voice tools NOT compatible with IE8! The graphic below shows students how to select a podcast.

30. Using New Media to Improve Scholarship and Engage Students Free and site-licensed Web tools for organizing information

31. Google Scholar http://lib.asu.edu Customized via the new Library toolbar Can be tied to “Get it@ASU” and RefWorks

32. Public Affairs on iTunes U

33. Exploring “Free Range Technology” http://elearningtools.wetpaint.com/ wiki Blogs as student ePortfolios (blogspot.com) Wikis Flickr YouTube User-generatedcontent http://www.stedmanart.com/art/121-Open-Range.jpg

34. Exploring Learner-Centered TeachingSite Creating instructional practice and learning environments that encourage deep, lasting and successful learning; Identifying tools that create such conditions; Finding evidence that supports the design of effective teaching and learning within these principles.

35. Where to start? Download the new ASU library toolbar for your browser (http://asulibraries.ourtoolbar.com/ ) Explore ASU’s customization of Google Scholar Use RefWorks in daily scholarship Use Blackboard to better manage and schedule your connections, assignments, grading

36. Thank you! Colleen & Judy carmean@asu.edu602-496-1162