This document summarizes e-learning resources and opportunities available at Whatcom Community College. It outlines software like Moodle, Angel, and Blackboard for online learning. It also lists hardware resources such as document cameras, projectors, and video equipment. Faculty have access to a resource center for training and workshops on technologies. Students can find online tutoring for subjects like math and writing. Staff are encouraged to get involved in e-learning initiatives and trainings held on campus.

1. E-Learning Resources and Opportunities at Whatcom Community College

2. What is E-Learning? Learning and teaching using technology – both in the classroom and online Resources and support for faculty and staff to design and implement diverse educational strategies Making education open, free and accessible

3. Software Based Resources Moodle , Angel , BlackBoard American Speech Sounds Ning Wiki Sites Screen Captures – Camtasia and Jing Digital Video Production Basic Graphic Design Microsoft Office Suite Screen Readers

4. Hardware Based Resources Document Cameras Projectors Clickers Eggspert Scanners WebCam Video Cameras Podcasting

5. Faculty Resource Center Small group and one-on-one trainings and workshops Concentrated high tech resources for faculty/staff use with onsite support Includes computers, a scanner, webcam, graphic design and video editing software.

6. Assistance Finding Resources Online math practice problems and games Online guide to grammar and writing

7. Get Involved WCC E-Learning Wiki Site Angel and Elluminate Training Dates starting this Fall E-Learning Training Opportunities Utilize the Faculty Resource Center Open a Moodle, WAOL or Ning site to post basic to complex information about your course

8. Adult Basic Education Needs? What hardware and software possibilities are you interested in? What training and support would be useful to your department? Is there research that I can help with on any emerging technologies or ideas that you have?

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