Winter Teaching, Learning and Technology Institute Enjoy a month of teaching, learning and technology events.

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Winter Teaching, Learning and Technology Institute Enjoy a month of teaching, learning and technology events.

Collaborative Event  Opening Extravaganza  Willard Hall Education Building  Room 116  Wednesday, January 7, 2004

Opening Extravaganza, Wednesday, January 7 th 116 Willard Hall Education Building 8:30-9 a.m.—Continental breakfast and registration 9 a.m.-noon—Faculty showcase Noon-1:30 p.m.—Lunch and poster session 1:30-3:30 p.m.—Instructional grant workshop

Faculty Showcase Robert Ketcham Biological Sciences Compound Microscope Simulation Christopher Penna English Using WebCT for Freshman English Persephone Braham Foreign Languages and Literatures SPAN 326 – Latin American Culture and Civilization Mark Stanton, Psychology Online Testing Lou Rossi & John Pelesko Mathematical Sciences Integrated Laboratory Investigations in Math 512: Mathematical Modeling Beth Orsega-Smith Health, Nutrition, and Exercise Sciences Wellness into the 21st Century

Lunch and Poster Session  Morning speakers and additional presenters  Practical advice about tools used and strategies tried  Support units posters answer questions about resources and opportunities.

Poster Session Presentations Chris Cannon, NursingCharting: Connecting Pathophysiological Concepts Carol Krawczyk, Plant and Soil Science Mobile Design Studio Chandra Reedy, Museum Studies Program Solving Art Mysteries with Science Mike Arenson, MusicWeb-Based Basic Harmony and Ear-Training Course Janet Hethorn, Consumer Studies Creating Time and Space for Student Presentations in a Large Class Ed Nowak, Physics and Astronomy Supporting Realistic Problem Solving with Technology Elizabeth Perse, Communication Streaming Video to Improve Oral Communication

Instructional grant workshop  Informational  For faculty who plan to apply for instructional grants this year  Process, criteria, assistance  Break-out sessions General Education goals, learning methods strategies.

Sessions during the month  WebCT: Beyond Basics  Creating Effective Quizzes and Surveys with WebCT  Interactive Student Activities with WebCT  Designing Accessible and Usable Web Sites  Digital Video Resources at UD  Global Citizenship Forum: Information and inquiries

To Register / Free Lunch Door Prize s