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Any type of file can be uploaded to Blackboard relatively quickly.
General info about Blackboard is available:

Discussion/Reflection 

Discussions Boards in Blackboard work best when faculty encourage students to analyze, synthesize, evaluate, and apply information. You might consider posting a reading or case study scenario and kick off the discussion by asking prompt questions such as: What assumptions exist...? What is the relationship between...? What changes would happen if...?

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VoiceThread

Are you interested in facilitating a verbal discussion in an online environment? is an interactive discussion tool that allows students and their instructors to engage in an asynchronous discussion using a variety of communication mediums that include: video, audio, screen capture, annotation, and pictures.



Desktop Lecture Capture

is a desktop lecture system. Faculty can record presentations that capture voice narration utilizing any other media such as PowerPoint presentations on the screen of their computer. The resulting video is then published to the MediaSite server, capable of delivering the asynchronous captured presentation in Blackboard or to students mobile devices.

 


Live/Synchronous Collaboration

Zoom replicates the classroom environment online. Faculty can share presentations or their entire desktop with remote students. Students can respond and give their input verbally or through the chat feature. Webcam integration allows faculty and student to see each other online. Training for faculty is strongly suggested!

 

University Helpdesk

Call Us: 610-519-7777
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F 8am-5pm
Sa-Su 12pm-8pm

Walk-ins: Falvey Library, First Floor
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Walk-ins: 
TechZone @ The Commons
Dobbin Hall
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F 8am-5pm
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School of Law Helpdesk

Call Us: 610-519-7700
Walk-ins: Law Library Rm 104
M-F 9am-5pm

Classroom Technologies Hotline

610-519-5631

Various instructional technoloiges related workshops are free and open to all faculty.

You can view our workshop calendar and register for any session of interest here.