Description of ITC On-Line Sessions
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This session will provide faculty with an introduction to videoconferencing basics including hardware, software and netiquette, as well as supporting materials such as newsgroups, mailing lists (listservs), and FTP sites for videoconferencing software. Two systems will be demonstrated during this session. They are CU-SeeMe Video Chat software and the VisionLink videoconferencing system.
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Faculty will work on their project and consult with ITC resource people. They will also have the opportunity to evaluate CU-SeeMe and VisionLink.
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This is an introduction to distance learning in general, as well as the history of DL here at RIT. Topics will include: history, collaboration among students and instructor, assessing students, and research on DL.
This session also includes an introduction to First Class and its use on the RIT Campus.
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Here is a great listserv to join. It's specifically related to issues in Distance Education...quite an active list:
Send your address to: LISTSERV@LISTS.PSU.EDUAnd ask to subscribe to: DEOS-L@LISTS.PSU.EDU
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This session will provide an overview of Blackboard groupware that is currently being evaluated at RIT.
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During this time, participants will access their own FirstClass accounts and be involved in a number of hands-on activities that will familiarize them with the capabilities of FirstClass.
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During this demonstration session, Chris will present the project she has been working on (and will be working on during the upcoming sprint quarter). Participants are already familiar with First Class, and this project was created with that software. Opportunities will be presented to assess the effectiveness of the course organization as well as discuss the "lessons learned" during the development of this project.
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ICQ is an Internet chat program that can be downloaded from the Web free of charge. This software lets users carry on real-time text conversations with others who are on- line. This session will discuss ICQ and faculty will have the opportunity to download and evaluate the software.
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Faculty will work on their project and consult with ITC resource people.
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This session will demonstrate how chat and electronic message boards can be used to support online instruction.
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This session will introduce faculty to the V-Tel videoconferencing system located in the NLC. A technical orientation will be provided and logistical considerations for using the NLC's V-Tel system will be discussed. This session will also discuss current and future applications of this technology as well as "live" demonstration.
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Faculty will work on their project and consult with ITC resource people.
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An overview of the Wallace Memorial Library's online/distance learning resources and services will be presented.
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An overview of the Wallace Memorial Library's electronic reserve service will be presented.
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Mike is a graduate of the ITC Online Studio offered in February 1999. During this session Mike will discuss how he put his course online to provide student access any time, anywhere.
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Faculty will work on their project and consult with ITC resource people.
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