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Designing for Flow and Function: An Overview of Moodle, Accessibility and Copyright

Moodle provides lots of options for making online courses appear the way you want them.  This introductory workshop on Moodle will guide participants through the Moodle interface with an eye toward design.  This workshop will also look at Moodle’s built-in tools to address issues of accessibility, as well as discuss issues related to copyright and fair use.

Tuesday, February 20 or Friday, February 23

RSVP to kschiefelbein@gtu.edu

Designing for Flow and Function: An Overview of Moodle, Accessibility and Copyright

Moodle provides lots of options for making online courses appear the way you want them.  This introductory workshop on Moodle will guide participants through the Moodle interface with an eye toward design.  This workshop will also look at Moodle’s built-in tools to address issues of accessibility, as well as discuss issues related to copyright and fair use.

Tuesday, February 20 or Friday, February 23

RSVP to kschiefelbein@gtu.edu

Developing Student Learning Outcomes and Universal Design for Learning

Key to course development is the construction of concrete learning outcomes.  This workshop details ways of creating and revising student learning outcomes, tying them to assessable artifacts, and looking at other forms of knowledge in Bloom’s Taxonomy.  Insights from cognitive science will inform the discussion of UDL, including learning preferences, “+1 thinking,” and cognitive overload.

Monday, February 12 or Friday, February 16

RSVP to kschiefelbein@gtu.edu 

Developing Student Learning Outcomes and Universal Design for Learning Workshop

Key to course development is the construction of concrete learning outcomes.  This workshop details ways of creating and revising student learning outcomes, tying them to assessable artifacts, and looking at other forms of knowledge in Bloom’s Taxonomy.  Insights from cognitive science will inform the discussion of UDL, including learning preferences, “+1 thinking,” and cognitive overload.

Monday, February 12 or Friday, February 16

RSVP to kschiefelbein@gtu.edu