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College Contact: Deborah Veness
E: deborah.veness@anu.edu.au
The College of Business and Economics will begin using Wattle in courses delivered in the Summer 2009/2010 session. The College Wattle Implementation Plan will be presented to Schools in mid-2009, and made available electronically to all members of staff. The Plan will include details about how staff members from the College (both academic and administrative) will be supported throughout the changeover period, including dates for training sessions, how to obtain individual support, and other support activities.
College Contacts: College Education and Innovation Support Team (CEIST),
Aliya Steed & Alexandra Knight
E: CEIST@law.anu.edu.au
W: http://law.anu.edu.au/CEIST
Event |
Date |
Day |
Time |
Venue |
Wattle Information Session for College of Law |
24 June |
Wednesday |
12 - 1pm |
Law Link Theatre |
The ANU College of Law will be transitioning and consolidating its use of online tools and resources to support learning throughout 2009 and 2010. Wattle will be implemented as part of this process on a program-by-program basis. All programs and teachers will be supported to make the transition.
Support for the changeover will be provided by CEIST and the College IT&C Unit. CEIST will be your first point of contact for all educational design issues, integrating the classroom experience with the online experience. It will also provide support and training for all staff on using online tools such as the University's Learning Management System (LMS). The IT Unit will be involved in tool development, trouble-shooting and resolving technical problems. Sandpit sites, information sessions, workshops and one-on-one assistance will be made available in order to help staff to develop new course websites.
Please see the CEIST website for further information about the College of Law Wattle Implementation Plan, training and support.
College Contacts: Paula Newitt & Luke Powter
E: Paula.Newitt@anu.edu.au
E: Luke.Powter@anu.edu.au
Event |
Date |
Day |
Time |
Venue |
Science Information Session |
9 June |
Tuesday |
11am - 12pm |
SRES Theatre |
Date
|
Day |
Time |
Venue |
2 July |
Thursday |
1pm - 2pm |
Hancock Flex Lab |
7 July |
Tuesday |
1pm - 2pm |
Hancock Flex Lab |
9 July |
Thursday |
1pm - 2pm |
Hancock Flex Lab |
13 July |
Monday |
1pm - 2pm |
Hancock Flex Lab |
14 July |
Tuesday |
1pm - 2pm |
Hancock Flex Lab |
15 July |
Wednesday |
1pm - 2pm |
Hancock Flex Lab |
16 July |
Thursday |
1pm - 2pm |
Hancock Flex Lab |
17 July |
Friday |
1pm - 2pm |
Hancock Flex Lab |
Short 1 hour workshops to quickly get you up and running in Wattle. You will be able to explore all the aspects of Wattle in your own practice site or work on your course site for Semester 2. The option of follow-up at-elbow support will be provided to workshop participants.
Register for these sessions >>
College Contact: Flexible Learning Unit
Lauren Kane: lauren.kane@anu.edu.au
Srinivas Chembol: srinivas.chemboli@anu.edu.au
Event |
Date |
Day |
Time |
Venue |
Getting Started with Wattle for CECS |
25th November 2009 |
Wednesday |
12 - 2pm |
N115, CSIT Bldg 108 |
Continuing with Wattle for CECS |
26th November 2009 |
Thursday |
12 - 2pm |
N115, CSIT Bldg 108 |
These workshops cater to all levels of Wattle expertise. They run for 2 hours so feel free to bring your lunch and come and go as you please. The option of follow-up at-elbow support will be provided to workshop participants.
Attend session 1 to quickly get you up and running in Wattle. You will be able to explore all the aspects of Wattle in your own practice site or work on your course site for Semester 1 2010. Attend session 2 if you have been using Wattle and would like to enhance your skills further. Staff are welcome to attend both sessions if desired.
To register for the sessions: srinivas.chemboli@anu.edu.au
The Flexible Learning Unit promotes a different approach to established methods of teaching and learning within existing College courses. We aim to develop new courses and programs that employ new methods to meet the changing needs of students.
To explore current projects and information about the Flexible Learning Unit, visit our website at:
http://cecs.anu.edu.au/students/flu_bCollege Contact: James Meek
E: James.Meek@anu.edu.au
Event |
Date |
Day |
Time |
Venue |
CAP Information Session |
17 June |
Wednesday |
11am - 12pm |
BPB121 |
College Contact: Meg Poore
E: Megan.Poore@anu.edu.au
W: http://cass.anu.edu.au/education-design-studio/home
Event |
Date |
Day |
Time |
Venue |
CASS Information Session |
22 May |
Friday |
3 - 4pm |
MCC5 |
This session will cover the timetable for changeover, with information about Tool Training, and information about the CASS 'micro-plan' and 'sand-pit' sessions for all staff, including those who may be interested in changing courses for Semester 2, 2009.
W: http://cass.anu.edu.au/education-design-studio/training-and-professional-development
These workshops are offered to all CASS and CAP staff, both academic and general. Please visit our CASS/CAP Education Design Studio website (EDS) for more information, including instructions on how to register.
Classes are provided for all levels of competence (novice through to expert) and will introduce you to new ways of teaching and engaging students, as well as help you consolidate what you know is already working. The workshops also present you with a perfect opportunity toexchange ideas with other teachers across CASS and CAP.
Date |
Day |
Time |
Venue |
18 May |
Monday |
9am - 11am |
Crisp G018 |
21 May |
Thursday |
2pm - 4pm |
Crisp G018 |
26 May |
Tuesday |
11am - 1pm |
Crisp G018 |
28 May |
Thursday |
10am - 12pm |
Crisp G018 |
1 June |
Monday |
10am - 12pm |
Crisp G018 |
2 June |
Tuesday |
11am - 1pm |
Crisp G018 |
16 June |
Tuesday |
2pm - 4pm |
Baldessin E213, Language Lab 2 |
16 July |
Thursday |
1pm - 3pm |
Baldessin E213, Language Lab 2 |
Sandpit sessions allow you to come along and have a play around in Wattle, the University's WebCT replacement. Sessions are scheduled for two hours, but feel free to come and go as you wish.
The following workshops are offered multiple times. See the EDS website for dates, times and to register.
The following workshops are offered multiple times. See the EDS website for dates, times and to register.
Blogs
Wikis
Introduction to RSS: subscribing to websites
Teaching online with Web 2.0: issues and considerations
Social Networking
All About Google
Bookmarking on the web
Widgets: adding value to your website
Slideshows and clipping the web
Self-publishing on the web
Concept mapping and brainstorming online
Online polls and surveys
Video and photo sharing
EDS web workshop
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Page last updated:
16 November, 2009
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