In this "office hours" style session, feel free to ask any questions about how to use the web application, Panopto. A representative from Panopto will be on hand to answer them. Use Panopto to record, share and manage video content, such as lecture capture and screencasting. Fully integrated with Fordham's Zoom and Blackboard systems, Panopto… Continue Reading Panopto Office Hours
Panopto is a cloud-based video capture service that empowers you to record lectures and presentations using your computer's audio, video, and desktop screen. Integrated with Blackboard and Zoom, Panopto also provides robust editing and accessibility services. At this workshop, you’ll learn how to: -Record / upload lectures -Add / edit closed captioning -Embed recordings in… Continue Reading Intro to Panopto Workshop for Faculty (webinar)
Welcome to Fordham University! New Employee Technology Orientation (NETO) introduces new staff and faculty to the available technology services at the University. Topics you'll learn about include: Navigating the Portal at My.Fordham Blackboard Support Overview of Applications Information Security Awareness Gmail and G Suite The link to the webinar will be sent via Gmail with… Continue Reading New Employee Technology Orientation (webinar)
In this "office hours" style session, feel free to ask any questions about how to use the web application, Panopto. A representative from Panopto will be on hand to answer them. Use Panopto to record, share and manage video content, such as lecture capture and screencasting. Fully integrated with Fordham's Zoom and Blackboard systems, Panopto… Continue Reading Panopto Office Hours
Panopto is a cloud-based video capture service that empowers you to record lectures and presentations using your computer's audio, video, and desktop screen. Integrated with Blackboard and Zoom, Panopto also provides robust editing and accessibility services. At this advanced workshop, you’ll learn how to: -Take advantage of "non-destructive" editing -Insert clips of other recordings (including… Continue Reading Doing More with Panopto – Advanced Editing (webinar)
In this "office hours" style session, feel free to ask any questions about how to use the web application, Panopto. A representative from Panopto will be on hand to answer them. Use Panopto to record, share and manage video content, such as lecture capture and screencasting. Fully integrated with Fordham's Zoom and Blackboard systems, Panopto… Continue Reading Panopto Office Hours
Panopto is a cloud-based video capture service that empowers you to record lectures and presentations using your computer's audio, video, and desktop screen. Integrated with Blackboard and Zoom, Panopto also provides robust editing and accessibility services. At this advanced workshop, you’ll learn how to share your lectures in these scenarios: -Single instructor teaching one class… Continue Reading Doing More with Panopto – Sharing Lectures (webinar)
A broad introduction to Blackboard, Fordham’s Learning Management System. Faculty get an introductory overview of the system and learn how to set up their course. This introduction will focus on issues specific to faculty who have never used Blackboard. Instructors are guided through the following processes, step-by-step: Course Design, Adding Content, Creating Folders, Adding Items,… Continue Reading Planning for the Spring: Intro to Blackboard (webinar)
An overview of the various assessment tools within Blackboard including: test, quizzes, and assignments. More info on Assessments in Blackboard.
In this "office hours" style session, feel free to ask any questions about how to use the web application, Panopto. A representative from Panopto will be on hand to answer them. Use Panopto to record, share and manage video content, such as lecture capture and screencasting. Fully integrated with Fordham's Zoom and Blackboard systems, Panopto… Continue Reading Panopto Office Hours
Teaching in an asynchronous manner, where learning does not take place at a set time and place, is a great way to stay on track when meeting in person is not possible. This approach involves instructors creating and/or distributing content (e.g. recorded video lecture, podcasts, voice-overs on PowerPoints, or even just handouts, etc.) ahead of… Continue Reading Planning for the Spring: Asynchronous Tools (webinar)
Welcome to Fordham University! New Employee Technology Orientation (NETO) introduces new staff and faculty to the available technology services at the University. Topics you'll learn about include: Navigating the Portal at My.Fordham Blackboard Support Overview of Applications Information Security Awareness Gmail and G Suite The link to the webinar will be sent via Gmail with… Continue Reading New Employee Technology Orientation (webinar)
Did you know the Grade Center in Blackboard can calculate grades, organize student-submitted assignments, record the last time each student accessed the course, and include point-and-click rubrics to facilitate scoring of assignments? Using your own syllabus, this workshop will help you through the step-by-step process to create columns and categories, enter grades, monitor student progress,… Continue Reading Blackboard Grade Center (webinar)
In this "office hours" style session, feel free to ask any questions about how to use the web application, Panopto. A representative from Panopto will be on hand to answer them. Use Panopto to record, share and manage video content, such as lecture capture and screencasting. Fully integrated with Fordham's Zoom and Blackboard systems, Panopto… Continue Reading Panopto Office Hours
Did you know the Grade Center in Blackboard can calculate grades, organize student-submitted assignments, record the last time each student accessed the course, and include point-and-click rubrics to facilitate scoring of assignments? Using your own syllabus, this workshop will help you through the step-by-step process to create columns and categories, enter grades, monitor student progress,… Continue Reading Blackboard Grade Center (webinar)
A broad introduction to Blackboard, Fordham’s Learning Management System. Faculty get an introductory overview of the system and learn how to set up their course. This introduction will focus on issues specific to faculty who have never used Blackboard. Instructors are guided through the following processes, step-by-step: Course Design, Adding Content, Creating Folders, Adding Items,… Continue Reading Introduction to Blackboard (webinar)
Teaching in an asynchronous manner, where learning does not take place at a set time and place, is a great way to stay on track when meeting in person is not possible. This approach involves instructors creating and/or distributing content (e.g. recorded video lecture, podcasts, voice-overs on PowerPoints, or even just handouts, etc.) ahead of… Continue Reading Asynchronous Tools (webinar)
Please note: This session is for graduate students only. If you are a faculty member, please register for one of our other Blackboard techshops. This will be a broad introduction to Blackboard, Fordham’s Learning Management System. Graduate student instructors get an introductory overview of the system and learn how to set up their course. This… Continue Reading Intro to Blackboard (grad students only)
Welcome to Fordham University! New Employee Technology Orientation (NETO) introduces new staff and faculty to the available technology services at the University. Topics you'll learn about include: Navigating the Portal at My.Fordham Banner Blackboard Information Security Awareness Gmail and G Suite The link to the webinar will be sent via Gmail calendar invite. We look… Continue Reading New Employee Technology Orientation (NETO) (webinar)
Using Blackboard Collaborate Ultra in lieu of in-class meetings is a great way to retain a “live” synchronous experience. Collaborate provides an online virtual classroom and meeting space within Fordham’s Blackboard environment, allowing users to connect via audio, see each other via webcams, use a chat tool, collaborate on documents, and view presentations. Instructors will… Continue Reading Blackboard Collaborate (webinar)