Presenter(s)

Session Title

Anthony Basilico

Adapting a Course from Face-to-Face to Fully Online

Norm Grant and Jim Glickman

CD or Not CD? Using Videos to Enhance Learning

Daniel Donovan

Clarifying Copyright Issues for Faculty

William C. Johnson

Creative Ways of Using Web Tools to Enhance Learning

Natalie Coletta

Diggin’ Degas: Using Digitized Images in PowerPoint

Richard Evans

Evolution: From Foils to WebCT

Roy Bergstrom

Incorporating Compressed Video into Web Pages and PowerPoint

Debbie Grande and Peggy Menna

Macro Magic – Little Programs with Big Impact [workshop]
Assigning a Macro
Excel Macros
Record a Macro

Alan Humphrey

Managing the Student’s Grade Book in WebCT [workshop]
WebCT Grades Presentation
WebCT Grades and Quizzes handout

Belle Evans

PowerPoint Movies and Streaming Video in Face-to-Face and Online Courses

Lisa Bonitati Church, Alan Humphrey and JoAnn Warren

What Do Students Think About WebCT - article from Issues in Teaching and Learning - RIC's Online Journal

Mary Fetherston

Taking Your PowerPoint to the Web: There’s an Easier Way than HTML [workshop]

Don Hermes

Teaching Via Virtual Field Trips of National Parks

Barbara Kaskosz, Orlando Merino, John Montgomery, Lewis Pakula, Rebecca Sparks, Chris Teixeira

Technology: Catalyst for Learning and Interaction

Bonnie MacDonald

The Book Project: A First Experience with Video Editing

Pete Blanpied

Use of Video in Teaching – When Is It Worth the Effort?

Tom Keefe

Using Excel to Create Interactive Simulations on the Web

Patricia Brady Wilhelm

Using Online Quizzing to Improve Student Performance

Kathleen Beauchene, Nick Alteri, Safiul Huda, Luis Malaret, and Robyn Younkin

Find out out more about video conferencing services at CCRI

Jim Kirby and Linda Beith

Web Design: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly!

Lisa Bonitati Church and Patricia Brady Wilhelm

What Do Students Think about WebCT?

Participating Institutions:
Community College of Rhode Island, The University of Rhode Island and Rhode Island College.
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