If you are a faculty member that is considering moving a course to a blended/hybrid format, with some classes meeting face-to-face and some class time online, then I hope to see you today at the first of a two-part workshop…
Blog Archives
This category is used primarily for posts of faculty interest that relate to teaching and learning.
Network Drives
Network drives are a valuable resource that E-Town offers its faculty, staff, and students. They can be used for document sharing for anything from clubs collaborating to faculty sharing files with their classes to students working on a group project.…
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Posted in Computer Tips, Home Page, Teaching and Learning Tagged with: classes, computer, faculty, Network Drive, staff, students, technology
Tech Tip: Printing Sensitive Information Securely
Sometimes, faculty members find themselves with sensitive information, like tests, that they don’t just want to send to a printer and pick up later. Fortunately, ITS has a simple solution for easy printing without worrying that unwanted eyes will see…
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Posted in Computer Tips, Digital Citizenship, Home Page, Teaching and Learning, Web Tips Tagged with: faculty, security, tech tip, technology
Tech Tip: Turnitin LTI Inbox Updates
Turnitin recently reorganized its LTI inbox to fit a smoother aesthetic that’s more intuitive. This inbox features a new icon to indicate if a student has viewed their feedback, a counter that lets you know how many assignments you’re downloading,…
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Posted in Canvas, Computer Tips, Digital Citizenship, Home Page, Teaching and Learning Tagged with: Canvas, computer, faculty, technology, turnitin
Nicarry Renovations
Have you been to Nicarry recently? If so, you might have noticed some changes to the second floor. First, you might notice the very obvious addition of new chairs and tables, as well as wraparound whiteboards. Upon closer examination, you’ll…
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Posted in Home Page, Teaching and Learning Tagged with: classrooms, faculty, nicarry, staff, students, technology
Tech Tip: Knowledgebase Updates
ITS has been working hard to reorganize our Knowledgebase, and several big layout changes have been made. Wi-Fi is now its own category, which makes these much-needed articles easier to access. Microsoft Office has also become its own category. Articles…
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Posted in Computer Tips, Home Page, Teaching and Learning, Web Tips Tagged with: faculty, knowledgebase, staff, students, technology
Tech Tip: Classroom and Event Space Technology
Have you ever been confused about how to use the podium in a classroom? Or have you had trouble figuring out the TV in your dorm lounge? Well, the good news is that there are in-depth instructions on using these…
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Posted in Computer Tips, Digital Citizenship, Home Page, New Student Tips, Teaching and Learning Tagged with: computer, faculty, knowledgebase, staff, students, tech tip, technology, training
Zoom Web Conferencing
All campus staff and faculty now have access to Zoom Web Conferencing. Zoom is replacing WebEx as our web conferencing solution. What is Zoom and what can you do with it? Connect with anyone with an internet connection from PC,…
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Posted in Computer Tips, Digital Citizenship, Home Page, Teaching and Learning, Web Tips Tagged with: classes, faculty, staff, technology, training, web, Web Conferencing, Zoom
Tech Tip: VHS players are out!
VHS players on campus are no longer supported. Some classroom podiums may still have VHS players, but as these devices fail, we will not be replacing them. Faculty are encouraged to bring old VHS tapes to the Help Desk in…
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Posted in Digital Citizenship, Home Page, Teaching and Learning Tagged with: classes, faculty, staff, tech tip, technology
Atomic Learning
You’ve seen our Knowledgebase by now. Have you noticed the videos or links to videos at the bottom of nearly every article? If you haven’t noticed yet, check out this Track Changes in Word article for reference. It has five…
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Posted in Digital Citizenship, Home Page, New Student Tips, Teaching and Learning, Web Tips Tagged with: Atomic Learning, faculty, knowledgebase, staff, students, technology, training, web
Swivl Your Thinking For Students
Students, does the thought of presenting make your knees shake? Are you tired of traditional PowerPoint presentations? Want a way to wow a future employer? Swivl may be just what you are looking for. Swivl is great for group projects, Education majors, Communications majors, or anybody looking to up…
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Posted in Home Page, New Student Tips, Teaching and Learning Tagged with: students, Swivl, technology
Help Desk Hours
The Help Desk is your Information and Technology Services (ITS) physical location. We have students and staff members available to help you solve or navigate problems you may be having with your electronic devices. ITS also offers phone support (x3333)…
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Posted in Computer Tips, Home Page, New Student Tips, Phone Tips, Teaching and Learning, Web Tips Tagged with: computer, email, faculty, password, phish, security, staff, students, technology, training, Wireless
Back to School!
Whether you’re coming to E-town’s campus for the first time this Fall or heading back for another year, there are some things you need to do to prepare for your arrival. To find out what to expect when you arrive…
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Posted in Computer Tips, Digital Citizenship, Home Page, New Student Tips, Teaching and Learning, Web Tips Tagged with: email, security, students, technology, training, Wireless
Get Kahoot!
Get Kahoot! Student engagement with course content increases when interactive, game-based learning techniques are used. True or False? True. Game-based learning encourages the use of friendly competition and game play to enhance a learning experience. Kahoot! enables interactive assessment during…
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Posted in Home Page, Teaching and Learning Tagged with: classes, faculty, Kahoot!, learning, staff, students, technology
For Faculty: Considerations for Bringing Tech into Teaching
Integrating instructional technology into the teaching and learning process is part of our strategic plan. But how? Why? When? You may ponder these questions as you plan for the new semester. This video, from Educause, may help you to begin…