PDC 2008 T & T

Seventh Annual Teaching and Technology Conference
Saturday April 12, 2008 --- 8:30 to 1:15

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Activity

Presenter

 
Digital Spaces/Digital Literacies:
New Approaches to
Teaching and Learning
Dr. Sally Chandler
Kean University
How net generation and print generation learners understand and communicate information.
How to respond to classroom issues that arise because of those differences.

The Art of Motivating
Today's Students

Jmailto:pizzo@ucc.eduoseph Pizzo

Explore basic motivational and team building theory, as well as some of the exciting ways to “light the fires of curiosity” in our classrooms.

Noodletools Margaret Deng & Jose Romero Noodlebib is the most comprehensive and accurate MLA & APA bibliography composer with fully-integrated note-taking. It will help our students to become aware of the importance of citation in the academic world.

Obligations and Responsibilities
 of Adjunct Faculty

Bill Lipkin

How adjuncts should be prepared on day one for their classes. What is required from adjuncts by the school and what adjuncts can expect in return.

Using Multimedia Classrooms

James Eimont

Connecting the laptop to the projector, turning on the projector, using the VCR and document camera, network access, lowering the screen, troubleshooting

Web 2.0 Blogs, Wikis
and Websites

Judith Otterburn Martinez,
Mahua De,
Debbie Kemp-Jackson

Web 2.0 tools provide both a familiar and a collaborative platform through which language learning becomes a shared activity. In this workshop, presenters will discuss some popular Web 2.0 tools and demonstrate ways of using them.
No More Handouts

Bohdan Lukaschewsky

How to communicate with your students without bringing copies to class that absent students don’t get and others lose; how to have all your requirements available 24/7.  Also, a look at turnitin.com.

Office 2007: Word Inter.

Wendy Pate

Use the NEW Office 2007 Ribbon, Tabs, Groups and Commands. Help. Clipart. Find & replace. Cut & Paste. Headers & footers. Page numbers, footnotes, endnotes. Columns. Mail merge. Spell and Grammar Checker, Thesaurus, Toolbars, Footnotes and Endnotes, different styles and formats, Track Changes, etc.

Office 2007: Word Advanced

Mohamad Chenawi

Footnotes, endnotes and columns. Create an abstract. Use advanced print functions. Create an html document (web page). Draw with color. Create a watermark.

Creating a Gradebook using Excel

Marilyn Brooks-Lewis

Use Microsoft Excel to create a multiple sheet grade book and insert formulas to calculate students’ final grades. Participants should bring a current class list and grading scheme to the workshop.

Working with Difficult Students

Bill Lipkin

Various ways to deal with disruptive students in class. How not to let students take control of your class and what alternatives we have in dealing with daily problems.

Working with the
Learning-Disabled Student

Lisa Chambers-Smith

How do you provide the support a learning-disabled student will need in your classroom?

Using Multimedia Classrooms

James Eimont

Connecting the laptop to the projector, turning on the projector, using the VCR and document camera, network access, lowering the screen, troubleshooting.

Music in the Classroom

Maya Ruvinshteyn &
Leonard Parrino

Research shows that playing Baroque-style music during class time is changing students’ attitudes toward the class, subject, and instructor. Students in classes with background music are noticeably more cooperative, flexible, and easier to teach.

Strategies for Writing
Across the Curriculum

Joseph Pizzo

Theory states that good writing is nothing more than good thinking. Together let’s see how we can encourage good thinking by incorporating writing in every curriculum
Experiential Education:
the Organization,
Components and
Student Perspectives

Cindy RoemerToby Marx,
Maureen Greenbaum

Meet with students and faculty to brainstorm possible interdisciplinary projects. Learn from the experience of three professors and students who worked with the Union County Division on aging to develop, implement and analyze a survey tool to assess senior services in the county.

Service Learning Made Easy

Derek McConnellcConnell

 

Web 2.0 Blogs, Wikis
and Websites

Judith Otterburn Martinez, 
Debbie Kemp-Jackson, Mahua De

Hands-on experience with Web 2.0 tools. This is a follow-up to the 10 am session on Web 2.0 Blogs, Wikis and Websites.

Office 2007: Excel Int.

Wendy Pate

Create charts. Find/replace. Move/ copy. Rename. Shortcut keys. Macros. Formulas & functions. Format cells. Must have at least a beginner’s knowledge of Office 2007: Excel.

Office 2007: Excel Advanced

Mohamad Chenawi

More charts. Utilize functions. Try different views. Insert information. Review formulas. Format cells. Automate tasks with macros. Must have experience with Office 2007: Excel.

Integrating WebCT with Excel

Ivan Strom

Downloading from WebCT to Excel, uploading from Excel to WebCT, merging hand-graded scores with WebCT-graded quizzes and assignments, and organizing your spreadsheet for successful integration.

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