Do you need to add a TA or grader to your KV course(s)?
Wednesday, September 02, 2009
To add a TA or grader to your KnightVision course please fill out this form:
Add a TA or grader to your KnightVision course
Posted in: Academic Software
Do you want to combine your course(s) in KV?
Wednesday, September 02, 2009
If you teach multiple sections of a course you can have all your sections combined into one KnightVision course. Please consider the following before making this request:
- The Gradebook will contain all students from all sections of your course.
- This feature is based on professor not on course. All like courses for a professor will be combined. Thus, a professor teaching the following four courses will have two KnightVision courses generated for the Fall.
- When you choose the options to combine all sections of your course it combines all future sections for like courses as well. If you decide you no longer want KnightVision courses combined please fill-out the form again and request this be discontinued.
- engl-101a
- engl-101b
- engl-231a
- engl-231b
Combined:
- engl-101ab
- engl-231ab
Please use the online form Combining sections of a course in KnightVision for making this request.
Posted in: Academic Software
KnightVision Workshops - week of August 31
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
CIT’s Teaching & Learning Team is offering a series of KnightVision workshops next week.
Register for any of these workshops.
Posted in: Academic Software: Workshops & Lunchbytes
New ways to collaborate using Wimba Classroom (demonstration) - August 27
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
CIT’s Teaching & Learning Team is hosting a Wimba Classroom demonstration featuring new ways for collaborating online to enrich learning.
Educators can combine Wimba’s interactive technologies with instructional best practices to deliver audio, video, software applications, content, and more.
Thursday, August 27
CIT Large Conference Room
Hekman Library 106
2:00-3:00 p.m.
Wimba Classroom also enables you to:
- Host guest lecturers virtually from around the globe
- Host virtual committee or other group meetings (400-500 people can attend simultaneously)
- Produce recorded lectures, explanations, clarifications on assignments, etc…for students
- Offer virtual office hours, group study sessions and web-based tutoring
- Create and participate in professional development opportunities
- Meet with prospective students via the internet
- Collaborate online via an interactive whiteboard or share applications
- Use USB-based videocameras and microphones with no usage costs
Posted in: Academic Software: Workshops & Lunchbytes
A fond farewell to Travis LaFleur
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Today marks the day we say good-bye to our colleague and friend, Travis LaFleur. Travis has been accepted at the University of Michigan to a two-year graduate program beginning this fall, focusing on human-computer interaction.
Travis, Thanks for all of your contributions to Teaching & Learning, Calvin Information Technology and Calvin College…We will miss you!
Posted in: Announcements
