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5-minute eClips and Brief Hybrid Workshops

An "eClip" is a pre-recording produced as a single computer file. It may include a variety of media elements: sound, images, text, etc. A "brief hybrid workshop" is an activity usually less than 15 minutes that includes the use of one or more Internet-accessible eClips AND some other files, activities, documents, plans, guidelines, etc. It is intended to help a group of people produce or learn how to do something useful to them. Participants usually interact with each other and with a leader/presenter/facilitator during the activity. Steve Gilbert from the TLT Group is leading an effort to develop eClips and Brief Hybrid Worshops. See: http://www.tltgroup.org/TLT5.htm
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    Always Check the Cables (Presentation)
    A funny story regarding helping individuals use technology and the importance of clarity of instructions.
  • Top Ten Objections to Assessment
    This presentation is designed for those who designing assessment workshops or working with others on accreditation... More
  • Exploring the Educational Potential of Second Life
    A short, narrated slide presentation on the virtual 3-D world of Second Life
  • Getting your Colleagues Excited about Google Docs and Technology
    A short, narrated slide presentation on promoting Google Docs and technology in general
  • PowerPoint to YouTube using Windows Movie Maker
    A brief, less than 5 minute, video clip describing how to use Windows Movie Maker to create a narrated PowerPoint file... More
  • Interpreting Written Feedback from Students
    A 5-minute, narrated PowerPoint by Todd Zakrajsek which describes a technique to help make sense of end of the semester... More
  • Tips for the Hybrid Workshop
    A four-minute, narrated PowerPoint by Todd Zakrajsek discussing strategies for creating brief hybrid workshops.
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