Introduction to cuLearn: Part 2 – Tools and Techniques

Introduction to cuLearn: Part 2 – Tools and Techniques

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Thursday, April 19, 2018

1:00 PM - 3:00 PM | Add to calendar

422 Dunton Tower

1125 Colonel By Dr, Ottawa, ON

Contact Information

EDC, 6135204433, edc@carleton.ca

Cost

Free

About this Event

Host Organization: Educational Development Centre
More Information: Please click here for additional details.

Facilitators: edTech Team (EDC)

Interested in using cuLearn for more than just posting a course outline and showing students their grades? cuLearn offers tools for a range of course activity and assessment choices. Move beyond basic cuLearn navigation to explore and use more of what cuLearn has to offer.

Let us show you how to use cuLearn to schedule meetings with your students, to take attendance, to offer your students choice, to solicit anonymous feedback, and to set up groups within your class. In addition, we’ll explore the cuLearn activity logs to help you monitor and check in on your student’s course activities, so you can see how students are interacting with the materials.

If you’re ready to continue your discovery of cuLearn basics and to explore cuLearn tools and techniques, come to this follow-up, 2 hour introductory workshop.

By the end of this session, you will know how to:

– Set up the feedback and choice
– Setup assessment activities, such as quizzes and assignments
– Manage activity-linked gradebook columns
– Take attendance and use the scheduler
– Set up groups and group self-selection
– Use course logs to monitor student activity in the course (if time allows)

This session is intended for participants who are familiar with cuLearn basics at a beginner-level or early developing level of cuLearn knowledge, and are ready to explore or add in extra tools and techniques to their courses.

It is recommended that you take Part I: Introduction to cuLearn Basics prior to taking this workshop.

Bring your own laptop. A limited number of Mac and PC laptops will be available for use.