Learning Technology
CETL supports D2L, iclicker and IF-AT. Educators interested in using learning technology can meet with CETL staff to help them design class assignments or assessments.
For best practices using other learning technologies, i.e., audio files, video and/or PowerPoint, etc., contact CETL staff for assistance.
Getting to Know Your iPad Workshop
Time: 10am-3pm
Location: HHH 108
10:00-11:00 - iPad Basics
- Home button, home button double tap
- Passcodes
- Reset (Power+Home)
- Cut/Copy/Paste
- Splitting keyboard, undocking keyboard, hold letter for character options, keyboard languages
- Email configuration
- iCloud
- Working with folders
- Moving apps
- Taking screenshots
- Using the camera
11:00-12:00 - Useful iPad Applications
- App Store & Apple ID
- Productivity: Documents To Go Premium & Quickoffice HD Pro
- Scanners: Genius Scan
- Markup: PDF Expert, iAnnotate PDF
- eBooks: iBooks, Kindle, Nook, etc.
12:00-1:00 - Lunch on your own
1:00-2:00 - Using the iPad in Teaching2:00-3:30 - iBooks Author (1 hr) and iTunes U (30 min)
- How to connect your iPad to a classroom projector wirelessly
- Faculty in Education and Communication Sciences and Disorders who use iPads in their teaching will share their uses
- What if your students don't have iPads?
- Bring your questions and ideas
- What is iBooks Author?
- Limitations
- How to start a book
- Workspace overview
- Adding media
- Publishing
- What is iTunes U?
- How to access it and find content to use in your course
- How to share content with students
Note: we will not discuss content creation or uploading content to iTunes U at this workshopCome for the whole day or any combination of sessions.
Bring your iPad if you have one. It will be helpful your iPad is up to date. If you are not sure or you would like assistance updating, contact Matt Sias, Mobile Technology Specialist.
We will have 10 iPads for those who need them to use during the training, provided to the first 10 people who request them as they arrive.
Several LTS staff will be available for support during the training, so users of any experience level are welcome!
Register by emailing CETL@uwec.edu. Please indicate which sessions you plan on attending.
Digital Content Group
This learning group will cover various options to make and share multimedia content that can be reused over and over again. Technologies discussed will include Prezi, Camtasia, video editing, PowerPoint based tutorials with audio, embedding video in D2L, and other technologies participants want to learn. These technologies could be used to create content for all three delivery methods of teaching: online, hybrid, and face-to-face. The group will provide an opportunity to get ideas from others on what type of content to present in each modality. Participants who create at least two multimedia content pieces and share them with the group will receive $300 CETL dollars. April Pierson from LTS will demonstrate the technologies and can provide hands-on training in groups or individually. This group will meet 5 times during the semester. Contact CETL, 836-2385, to register.
Online Course Development
Participants begin with three days of hands-on support to get started developing an online course for the Winterim 2013 term. The sessions will be held on Wednesdays, May 23, 30, and June 13, 2012, from 10 a.m. to noon, in CETL, OL1142. Subsequent individual meeting time for course design and/or technology support will be scheduled August - December 2012. For more information, contact Cindy Albert in CETL, 836-2789.
Redesign Your Online or Hybrid Course
Register to meet with a small group of educators to redesign all or part of your existing online or hybrid course. Join this group to learn about the successful ideas other educators have used and a few new ideas as well. A variety of resources for using digital media to deliver content have been compiled and are ready to be shared. In addition, suggestions for engaging students with the content and with each other online will be discussed. We will show different ways you can make comments to students about their work in the online environment.
Social Media for Teaching
Have you ever wondered how social media can be used to enhance your teaching in face-to-face, online, or hybrid courses? This discussion group will discuss Twitter, Facebook, and Yammer (the UWEC social networking tool) as ways to communicate with your students or enhance your student-to-student interaction. Participants are encouraged to trial these technology tools and share their experiences. This group will meet monthly (4 times) during the semester. Contact CETL, 836-2385, to register.
Obtain more information or register for any Learning Technology program by contacting CETL, 836-2385, or by stopping in OL 1142.


