Podcasts about blackboard collaborate

Preparing for final projects and exams is known to be one of the most stressful times in the semester for students. And, this semester has even more stressors because of COVID-19. This episode is geared to helping students succeed throughout this time. Dr. Rhonda Fitzgerald is an Associate Professor within the Mathematics department at Norfolk State University. Dr. Fitzgerald is a pro at flipping the classroom to teach college students and received her certificate for online teaching in December 2019. Tune into this session for motivation, tips and tools for ending the semester strong! TIP TEASE: Replay recorded Blackboard Collaborate sessions for efficient studying. TOOL TEASE: Utilize your professors, and do not be afraid to ask questions. [Photo Credit: L to R, Dr. Mebane, Dr. Fitzgerald and Ms. White. Screenshots taken by Ms. White.]  

On our campus, we're a week deep into the response to the novel coronavirus and COVID-19. As at most schools, faculty have been asked to finish the semester online. Most grasp that this means losing the act of physically meeting in a shared classroom. Given tools like Blackboard Collaborate and Zoom, many faculty are trying to recreate their classes by having students meet virtually during their assigned class times. In this first-of-several mini-episodes, we talk about why moving to remote teaching means you have to cope with the loss of your physical classroom AND your class time as well. GVSU's eLearning COVID-19 response page

In this episode, I talk about how to record, save, and download Blackboard Collaborate Ultra audio/video sessions. This is in response to the City Tech college shut down due to the Corona Virus, and the need for conducting classes online. One of the ways we are dealing with this at City Tech is to use the Blackboard Collaborate Ultra Tool available to us on Blackboard. It is actually a really cool tool. One of my students introduced me to it! To view the transcript/post of this podcast, please visit Recording Saving and Downloading Blackboard Collaborate Ultra Sessions on interglobalmedianetwork.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/maria-campbell/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/maria-campbell/support

In this week's episode Dr. Mike Farmer from the College of Education steps into the studio to discuss Blackboard Collaborate.  He discusses how he has implemented it within graduate course for synchronous learning, undergraduate courses as a tool for instructional technology, and for outside of the classroom uses.

Lander's Blackboard administrator Karen Minter comes by to discuss updates that faculty will soon see in our system. Karen discusses new features, Blackboard Collaborate and accessibility software.

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, Student Study Tools, Tammy Moore presenter, February 28, 2015. We are excited to have Tammy Moore back on Feb. 28, 2015 to present for us on some of the wonderful student study tools she has discovered, uses and recommends to her virtual home school students and teachers. Students often need help in developing their study habits. Today she is going to talk about some learning theories, tips, and technology that can help students take charge of their personal study time. We will explore the four types of subjects and look at theories and tech tools that work great with each one. About Tammy: Besides being the fantastic co-moderator for all of our Classroom 2.0 LIVE shows where she faithfully provides closed-captioning for every show, Tammy is an incredibly knowledgeable, talented, creative ed tech enthusiast. Tammy lives in Arkansas and is a Course designer/developer, teacher, trainer, admin at VHSG and an artist, mom, volunteer using Blackboard Collaborate, Moodle, VoiceThread, Cmap, and Adobe eLEarning Suite with a course co-operative called the Virtual Homeschool Group (http://www.virtualhomeschoolgroup.com/) Tammy has spearheaded the development and growth of this co-operative that has the purpose of getting professional grade tools for e-learning out to people that want to offer a free online course for home school students. Her project uses Moodle as an LMS and Blackboard Collaborate for their live, online classroom. As an example of the exciting work that Tammy does check out her earlier presentation on Classroom 2.0 LIVE (http://live.classroom20.com/archive-and-resources/captivate-our-kids-tammy-moore) where she demonstrated how to create our own interactive lessons and games for the computer and iPad for and with our kids using Adobe Captivate ( a tool that will let us make lesson presentations, cool interactive activities and games, software how-tos, screen recordings, self-scoring quizzes (you can even set them up to post the grades automatically to an LMS), and more.

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar, Student Study Tools, Tammy Moore presenter, February 28, 2015. We are excited to have Tammy Moore back on Feb. 28, 2015 to present for us on some of the wonderful student study tools she has discovered, uses and recommends to her virtual home school students and teachers. Students often need help in developing their study habits. Today she is going to talk about some learning theories, tips, and technology that can help students take charge of their personal study time. We will explore the four types of subjects and look at theories and tech tools that work great with each one. About Tammy: Besides being the fantastic co-moderator for all of our Classroom 2.0 LIVE shows where she faithfully provides closed-captioning for every show, Tammy is an incredibly knowledgeable, talented, creative ed tech enthusiast. Tammy lives in Arkansas and is a Course designer/developer, teacher, trainer, admin at VHSG and an artist, mom, volunteer using Blackboard Collaborate, Moodle, VoiceThread, Cmap, and Adobe eLEarning Suite with a course co-operative called the Virtual Homeschool Group (http://www.virtualhomeschoolgroup.com/) Tammy has spearheaded the development and growth of this co-operative that has the purpose of getting professional grade tools for e-learning out to people that want to offer a free online course for home school students. Her project uses Moodle as an LMS and Blackboard Collaborate for their live, online classroom. As an example of the exciting work that Tammy does check out her earlier presentation on Classroom 2.0 LIVE (http://live.classroom20.com/archive-and-resources/captivate-our-kids-tammy-moore) where she demonstrated how to create our own interactive lessons and games for the computer and iPad for and with our kids using Adobe Captivate ( a tool that will let us make lesson presentations, cool interactive activities and games, software how-tos, screen recordings, self-scoring quizzes (you can even set them up to post the grades automatically to an LMS), and more.

David Truss is a vice principal with the Learning Innovations Network Coquitlam (School District #43 in BC, Canada), with Coquitlam Open Learning & the new Inquiry Hub. David will share with us how Inquiry Learning allows students to pursue their own learning questions to shape their educational experience around their interests instead of structured classes. http://www.inquiryhub.org/ http://www.sd43.bc.ca/col/Pages/landing.aspx/ Classroom 2.0 LIVE is an opportunity to gather with other member of the community in regular "live" web meetings. Special thanks for this go to our sponsor, Blackboard Collaborate, for providing the service that allows us to do this! Details to join the webinar: http://live.classroom20.com Follow us on Twitter: #liveclass20

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AfterGlow” was the Closing Live Event for the 2011 K12 Online Conference held on Monday, December 12th at 9:00pm ET. “The Afterglow” was a fun, celebratory event held in Blackboard Collaborate. It provided opportunities for presenters to share the stories behind their presentations and to give participants a chance to ask questions of the presenters.

AfterGlow” was the Closing Live Event for the 2011 K12 Online Conference held on Monday, December 12th at 9:00pm ET. “The Afterglow” was a fun, celebratory event held in Blackboard Collaborate. It provided opportunities for presenters to share the stories behind their presentations and to give participants a chance to ask questions of the presenters.

Topic: “Blackboard Collaborate” featuring Tammy Moore and Lorie Moffat. Learn how to use the new version of Blackboard Collaborate (formerly Elluminate) and create interactive webinars using the Blackboard Collaborate platform. August 13, 2011.

Webinar Chat Log: Topic: “Blackboard Collaborate” featuring Tammy Moore and Lorie Moffat. Learn how to use the new version of Blackboard Collaborate (formerly Elluminate) and create interactive webinars using the Blackboard Collaborate platform. August 13, 2011.

Topic: “Blackboard Collaborate” featuring Tammy Moore and Lorie Moffat. Learn how to use the new version of Blackboard Collaborate (formerly Elluminate) and create interactive webinars using the Blackboard Collaborate platform. August 13, 2011.