by Mike Dixon | Aug 17, 2015 | Information, Teaching and Learning
Ever had the question, “How do I do that?” related to software or technology?
For years, UR has offered free access to a huge library of short, easy-to-understand tutorial videos at Atomic Learning. These resources can be used as an integral part of technology support and professional development and as a valuable curriculum supplement in courses. You can even link to these videos in Blackboard!
Atomic Learning at UR makes it easy to learn new technology and encourage technology integration. Better yet, it’s free to use with your UR NetID and password!
by Andrew Bell | Aug 14, 2015 | Information, Teaching and Learning, Workshop
Today we are rolling out a new web presence for the CTLT liaisons. We hope it better establishes who we are and what we do for the campus community. Under “What we do” you’ll find a feed of the latest news and activity here at the CTLT. You’ll also find “Project Showcase” that we hope inspires current and future faculty to bring even more innovative ideas into UofR’s classrooms. We also have have a list of services and resources under “What we do” that serves as a digital toolbox for many of the services and resources we support.
We are also very excited to roll out a new event management system. We hope the system provides easier to access to Workshop summaries so that you can browse and find Workshops that’ll help you. Login is with your netID and password.
Welcome to the new site!
by Jon | Aug 12, 2015 | Information
Did you know that you can embed YouTube videos directly into your Blackboard course? To seamlessly include these videos in your Blackboard course, please follow these easy steps: 1.) Log into http://blackboard.richmond.edu and enter your course site. 2.) Enter the … Continue reading →
by Jon | May 11, 2015 | Information, New Features
Ever wanted your courses displayed by the term it was in? (like Fall 2014, Spring 2015, etc.) Well now you can! Follow the steps below to group your courses. You courses will start by looking like this: Lots of courses … Continue reading →
