Faculty Development -- Follow up screencasts

Created by Mark Morton (University of Waterloo) on January 4, 2006

I've received a few emails from people in the Educause community requesting more information about the faculty development program that I offer at the University of Waterloo, called The E-Merging Learning Workshop. Accordingly, I'll provide (below) three links to resources that give more detail about our approach to faculty development vis-a-vis learning technologies.

First, the home page of the E-Merging Learning Workshop, which briefly explains its goals and approach: http://lt3.uwaterloo.ca/programs/ELW/

Second, a seven-minute screencast that explains what the goal of the E-Merging Learning Workshop is: http://lt3.uwaterloo.ca/docs/ELW/ELW1.wmv (6 megs)

Third, a ten-minute screencast that explains how the goal of the E-Merging Learning Workshop is achieved:
http://lt3.uwaterloo.ca/docs/ELW/ELW2.wmv (5 megs)

These screencasts are in Windows Media format. I intend to also render them in Quicktime format, but haven't done so yet.

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		Faculty Development -- Follow up screencasts Created by Mark Morton (University of Waterloo) on January 4, 2006 I've received a few emails from people in the Educause community requesting more information about the faculty development program that I offer at the University of Waterloo, called The E-Merging Learning Workshop. Accordingly, I'll provide (below) three links to resources that give more detail about our approach to faculty development vis-a-vis learning technologies. First, the home page of the E-Merging Learning Workshop, which briefly explains its goals and approach: http://lt3.uwaterloo.ca/programs/ELW/ Second, a seven-minute screencast that explains what the goal of the E-Merging Learning Workshop is: http://lt3.uwaterloo.ca/docs/ELW/ELW1.wmv (6 megs) Third, a ten-minute screencast that explains how the goal of the E-Merging Learning Workshop is achieved: http://lt3.uwaterloo.ca/docs/ELW/ELW2.wmv (5 megs) These screencasts are in Windows Media format. I intend to also render them in Quicktime format, but haven't done so yet. Course Design \| Design \| Distance Learning for Prisoners \| Faculty Development \| Professional Development \| screencasts Mark's blog Login or register to post comments 4022 reads
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