The CTL Technology Associates are a group of faculty interested in using technology in their teaching.  They meet monthly and have explored a number of effective approaches. Several Associates will share their expertise in this presentation.  

Christine Angel, St. John’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
   with Gina Robinson, Online Learning and Services
Driving Online Course Content with Real World Experiences through the Use of Media
This presentation will demonstrate how a DLIS faculty member and a New Media and Communications Specialist worked together to bring real-world museum visits to the online learning environment.

Caroline Fuchs, University Libraries
Visualizing Research: Student-created Infographics
In this presentation you will learn how students can use free software that allows them to incorporate text and images to present information as an infographic.

Audrey Figueroa Murphy, The School of Education
Engaging Graduate Students in Face-to-Face and Online Formats
This presentation will focus on techniques to engage and involve graduate students in both online and face-to-face instructional platforms.

Uma Balakrishnan Tripathi, St. John’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Using Quizzes and Response Papers on Blackboard to Increase Informed Student Participation 
Creating assignments on Blackboard that students complete before the class discussion encourages students to keep up with the readings, clarify material with which they are not completely familiar and allows for more in-depth student participation during class.

Michael Rizzo, College of Professional Studies
Recording and Presenting Videos
This presentation deals with using Panopto and Snagit to capture, edit and present videos in class or online.