Welcome!
We hope you find this Moodle site helpful.
Please take a look at the materials in the Introduction and then move on to materials posted by Mike, Pauline and Chris.
The attached provides information on contact hours for online courses.
Click this link to view the Zoom presentation. The transcript of the presentation may be viewed to the right of the video.
mhoffman@sbu.edu
Office: 716-375-2530
Office: Library "Garden Level"
Topic Objectives:
By the end of this topic you should be able to:
What's the difference between synchronous and asynchronous online learning? What technologies are used for each? What are the benefits of an asynchronous learning environment?
All this and more, in under four minutes :)
How can Zoom be used in an asynchronous online course? In this video we explore one very simple method for using Zoom asynchronously, an optional "syllabus review".
And the best part? This video is less than three minutes!
How can we use Zoom to facilitate student group work and presentations? In an asynchronous environment?
This video is under 4 minutes long.
I only planned on three videos, but thought a bonus episode of tips for recording videos would be helpful. I hope you agree!
About four minutes long.
hoffmann@sbu.edu
Office: 716-375-2578
Cell: 716-864-9768 (texting allowed but let me know who you are in the text)
Office: Murphy 224
Email: hoffmann@sbu.edu
Skype: paulinewhoffmann
Topic Objectives:
By the end of this topic you should be able to:
Normally, I include these guidelines on my Moodle site in a pdf document. As a pdf, students aren't able to change it - or certainly not as easily. I include it here as a Word document so that you may take it and use it as you wish. Honestly, I do not mind if you take this document and use it without a single change.
Again, I include this document as a pdf on my Moodle site. I include it here as a Word document in case you want to use it.
This video was prepared for the online learning seminar led by Rene Hauser and Adam Brown. I include it here for reference.
Call me "Chris." "C-Mack" is okay, too. That "Dr. Mackowski" stuff is too stuffy for me, though.
Office: 228A Murphy (upstairs, back side of Dresser Aud.)
cmackows@sbu.edu (best way to reach me)
(716) 375-4025 (o)
(585) 307-7572 (c) (Text is okay any time, but let me know who's texting. Calls are okay in case of emergency or if we've scheduled a time; if I don't answer, leave a message and I'll call back.)
By the end of this topic, you'll get a two-fer!
1) See how an example of how a class can be bundled.
2) Get tips on how to create short videos for use in your classes.