I work with a great bunch of folks from around the U.S. giving presentations face-to-face and online. Christine Kickels, Matthew MacLaughlin, Terry Peak, and Chris Martinez are all Blackboard Certified Trainers who have a passion for communicating good teaching practices (see picture below).
Our last presentation was at BbWorld 08. We did the Less Is More break-out session, in which we each highlighted a different method to engage learners. I did an introduction to using modules in a Blackboard environment:
PowerPoint Slides (PPT format):
Introduction to Modules
NOTE: Thanks to Jami Cotler for the above photo. From left to right: William DeWysockie, Christine Kickels, Matt MacLaughlin, Terry Peak, and Chris Martinez. Photo taken after our "Less Is More" presentation at BbWorld 08.
We were asked to do the "Less Is More" presentation again in a webinar format for the Certified Trainer community. Chris Martinez was asked to design a flyer for this event.
Click here to view it. Chris is a graphic artist/web developer who spends most of his time helping faculty design pages for their online courses.
Later that year (November 16), Terry Peak and I presented a break-out session at the 2008 T-BUG (Texas Blackboard User's Group) conference. Our subject was Integrating Good Teaching Practices with Media, Graphics, and other Blackboard Content. Here are the slides:
PowerPoint Slides (PPTX format):
Good Teaching Practices
For me, 2009 was a lean year in terms of presentations. The recession hit our institution (like so many others) and suddenly there were no funds to send anyone anywhere. However, at SWBTS I worked with a committee to expand our Internet course offerings.
I presented two break-out sessions at BbWorld 2010: How to Customize the Blackboard 9x Login Page and Communicating the Arrival of Release 9.1. You will find the slides as well as links to other materials on my BbWorld 2010 page.
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