A Simple Solution: Tracking, Troubleshooting and Resolving Faculty Training NeedTexas Christian UniversityKerrie ConoverRomana Hughes
HistoryTechnology was placed in 179 classroomsMajor adoption of Learning Management SystemNo staff increase or budget increase to support classroom technologyMajor growth in faculty adopting multiple types of technology in their classrooms
The Problem…..800 Faculty/Adjunct8600 StudentsIncrease in Help ticketsMore troubleshootingTeaching Excellence staff of 4
What we supportLMS – Pearson LearningStudioClickers: iClicker and eInstructionSoft ChalkTurnitinLearning Outcomes ManagerOnline Self Assessment ToolPedagogy focus trainingAssessment
eLearning Growthas of June 5, 2010
SolutionCreate help ticket databaseRun reports from database identifying most asked questionsMarket solutions on the web using text and videoPurchase Camtasia software to build one video with closed captionPilot one video on How to Log in to LMSReview results
First Video – How to Log Inhttp://www.elearning.tcu.edu/resources/howtologinvideo/howtologinvideo.asp
eLearning Pilot ResultsAfter these two video tutorials showed a 59% decrease in helpdesk tickets
Faculty Videos100+ faculty how-to videos created for LMS
Faculty Videos
Student Videos
Redesign of Website
Multimedia is our FutureMove towards fully online training for all facultyCreate certification program for the new facultyMore faculty interest in using multimedia as course content
ContactKerrie Conoverk.l.conover@tcu.eduRomana Hughesr.hughes@tcu.eduTCU eLearning Website: http://www.elearning.tcu.eduPresentation on SlideShare: http://tinyurl.com/aace2010

Aace 2010 presentation

Editor's Notes

  • #3 Different classrooms, different needs, different technology, different equipment based on time equipment was placed.