Dr. Bonk provides more than 100 ways to liven up your lectures and get your students involved and engaged in learning.

Learn about multiple ways to detect student plagiarism, causes of the problem, and how to deal with it when it is detected. The latest antiplagiarism technology is described.

Dr. Pawan describes her experiences teaching with online discussion forums, and provides guidelines for using these tools with students.

Distance Education Program instructors and students discuss the benefits and challenges of online distance education.

Lunga Molapo and Joy Rosario speak on the Shongololo Interconnectivity Project, an internet project which sets up twin schools in the UK and South Africa

Joy Rosario talk on her speciality, scaffolded learning

Dr. Butera describes the perspectives of novice special educators about family involvement

Part of the Faculty Research Colloquium series.

Dr. Gerardo Lopez presents on the topic of Parent Involvement in Indiana

Part of the Faculty Research Colloquium series.

Dr. Dilworth and Dr. Kirkland present popular culture and political socialization: Implications for Democratic education. Part of the faculty research colloquium series.

Russ Skiba presents issues related to suspension and expulsion in Indiana's schools.

Part of the Faculty Research Colloquium series.

Martha McCarthy presents results of recent survey on student engagement in K-12 education.

Part of the Faculty Research Colloquium series.

Dr. Bull and Dr.Sutton discuss civic education in indonesia. (informal conversation)

Dr. Lewison discusses critical writing pedagogy and discourse analysis.

Dr. Williamson presents recent research in the area of reading education.

Part of the Faculty Research Colloquium series.

Essex, Cheng, Hur & Milliard

Mark Millard, IC consultant, leads a hands-on workshop on the uses of Apple's audio capture and management software.

Mike Sassman, Apple campus representative, discusses educational uses of iPhoto and demonstrates the application.

In this presentation, Chris Essex describes educational uses of iMovie and presents the basics of its interface.

Teaching Online: Engaging Students in Cyberspace

Handout #1 (PDF)
Handout #2 (PDF)

Teaching for active learning is a challenge. In an online environment,
it is essential. In this presentation, Dr. Karen Hallett introduces some pedagogical issues and design tips geared toward the development of activities that encourage student engagement, particularly online discussion.

James S. Julovich
(TLTC & IC)

Digital Video Production

This presentation describes the entire digital video production process. This includes shooting, editing and delivering of your digital video.

Simulations in Teaching: Multimedia PBL Cases

Powerpoint

The real-life nature of simulations prepares students to respond to the problems they will face in their careers

Do you use or plan to use Oncourse, SiteScape Forum, or some other online tool for your classes? Do you want to know what you will have access to in the near future for online teaching as well as online assessment and student portfolios.

This presentation covers basic desktop publishing design principles for text, grahics, color, space, and style. Microsoft Publisher is discussed and introduced. Output options, scanning, and copyright issues are also touched upon.

Through this workshop, participants can acquire knowledge and skills regarding Web accessibility standards and guidelines to maximize Web accessibility for all learners, with or without disabilities. They can also apply these standards and guidelines to make their online or partially online courses accessible.

How do the blind view websites? What can be done to ensure that your website is readable by blind visitors viewing the site through a refreshable braille device? Find out in this illuminating video presentation.

Addressing Student Motivation and Learning Styles with Different Blends of Technology.

Powerpoint

Do you use or plan to use Oncourse, SiteScape Forum, or some other online tool for your classes? Do you want to know what you will have access to in the near future for online teaching as well as online assessment and student portfolios.

How can you help your students efficiently and effectively find useful and nonbiased information on the Net?

Dr. Appelman describes how the latest technologies can be utilized to improve existing courses.

Dr. Plucker describes ways to tap into student creativity while utilizing techonologies of various types.

This workshop introduces you to Adobe Acrobat Connect (formerly Macromedia Breeze), a web collaboration tool that provides a virtual classroom environment for sharing presentations, images, and desktop applications with remote participants/students. You can also take advantage of features like a digital whiteboard, text chat, polling, and audio/video broadcasting. Professor Roberto Garcia discusses how he used Breeze to enhance his online classes.

Jon Tapp from the Kennedy Center for Research on Human Development at Vanderbilt University discusses the ways in which ProcoderDV can be used in educational research. The School of Education's own Andrea McDuffie introduces him and describes how she is using the program in her research on early language learning of children with autism.