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Check out the latest updates from the Instructional Technology and Digital Learning crew! Berg Builds Site: http://community.bergbuilds.domains/ Tech Talk on Voicethread and Canvas:…
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Presentation by: Laura Gleason, Michelle Haykin, Julia LeepLizar,
and Katlyn Mayer
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The latest edition of the ITDL Video Podcast. Get up to date on the what we've been up to. Partnership in Pedagogy interview:…
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The ITDL team reviews exciting developments and upcoming events. Stay up to date with our team by following our podcast series every semester.
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Tom Sciarrino and Jenna Azar give some tips on keeping your class on schedule in case of bad weather. Although campus might close due to snow, you can still get useful material to your students.
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The simple and complex of constructing web domains, September 26th 2017
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Adam Croom from the University of Oklahoma visited Muhlenberg to talk about Domain of One's Own and digital literacy.
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Lora Taub-Pervizpour and Tim Clarke review the Domain's initiative on campus. Hosting research or creative material on your own domain is a great way to connect with your audience. Examples of…
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Jenna Azar leads a discussion with faculty and staff about ePortfolios. This web-based technique allows students to display and retain their work throughout their college career. It can also be used…
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As we near the end of the semester, the ITDL team gives a quick update. Details about the future of Tech Tuesday is also included.
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Jordan Noyes reviews the latest about all things Canvas. She also gives a sneak peak at new integrated tools coming in the future.
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Tom Sciarrino and Phedra Henninger give an overview of Google apps policies. Jordan Noyes presents the new integration between the Google suite and Canvas.
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Tim Clarke demonstrates the power survey tool, Qualtrics. This online tool can be integrated into Canvas and is proposed to take the place of popular survey-making sites like Survey Monkey.
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Jordan Noyes presents on 3D modeling software and how it can be used in the classroom. Either for short-term demonstrations or semester-long projects, 3D modeling has an almost limitless application.
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