Instructional Design & Technology Services, IITS
Haverford College
Under the current circumstances, the traditional bluebook is not viable. However, you can use a Moodle quiz or the Moodle assignment to distribute and grade the type of exam that works for your course. A Moodle assignment works well for collecting final papers or untimed essay questions. For timed exams, or exams with multiple choice…
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The Moodle Assignment module lets you collect student assignments—including research papers, spreadsheets, presentations, photographs, and short audio or video recordings—online. The video below is a great resource for seeing how to add an assignment and to understand many of the most useful options. A text version of the information, along with some specific recommendations for…
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Below are instructions form sharing when you start a meeting from a Macintosh computer–and connect to the device with a cable–or connect from any computer, including Windows. NOTE: You may need to update your iOS device to the latest version of the operating system to share the screen either of the ways discussed below. If…
Zoom is a great way to interact with students, both in classes and in one-on-one meetings. But Moodle provides some very useful ways for students to connect with you and with each other asynchronously, which is important because students are spread over different time zones, may have unreliable or slow internet, or might be obliged…
Getting a Zoom Pro account Please create your Zoom account with your Haverford credentials. Go to https://haverford.zoom.us Clicking Sign in, and log in with your Haverford credentials (Note: If you already have a Zoom account, when you go to https://haverford.edu, Zoom will ask you whether you want to migrate your account to the Haverford site…
Haverford faculty, students, and staff can get a Pro Zoom account under the Haverford college site license with Haverford credentials. You need a zoom account to host zoom meetings (classes), but you do not need a zoom account to join zoom meetings. Therefore, your students including Bryn Mawr and Swarthmore students can join your zoom…
Dear Faculty,Following up on the email sent by the Provost’s office yesterday, Instructional Technology Services would like to share three main online asynchronous teaching tools available to everyone, VoiceThread, Panopto, and Moodle. VoiceThread What is VoiceThread? VoiceThread allows you to have threaded conversations via voice/video. Haverford College has an institutional license so you and your…
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Instead of losing valuable class time to unexpected campus closings during emergencies or inclement weather, consider developing a plan for connecting with your students online. Email Your Students Use Moodle to easily email all or select students in your course. Synchronous Tools Google Hangouts Meet Google Hangouts Meet is a video conference system built into…
VoiceThread (VT) is a web-based tool for creating commentary around images, video, or text. VT is very easy to use and can be assigned to individuals or groups of students. Below are a few examples of different types of VoiceThreads to give an idea of the types of things that you can do with this…
Title: Learning Science: Evidence-based Teaching and Learning Date: Thursday, January, 16, 2020 Time: 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Location: Stokes 205 Registration: online registration form Facilitators: Hiroyo Saito, Director, Instructional Technology Services, IITSLiz Evans, Director, LACOL (Liberal Arts Collaborative for Digital Innovation) In this workshop, we will discuss and practice what Learning is and various…
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