April - June 2009
Faculty to Faculty: Elluminate
Teaching online is great, but how do you get that one-on-one, classroom feel when you and your students are scattered around the campus, state, or even globe? Elluminate offers a great solution.
Lauren Hertel, faculty from the Department of Telecommunication, has used it extensively for virtual classroom interaction and online office hours in three of her multimedia skills courses. What follows is her best advice for using Elluminate Live! Virtual Classroom
Elluminate in Action
Faculty are finding ways to make Internet tools fulfill their teaching needs. Dr. Velvet Yates and Dr. Kristin Joos discuss how they used Elluminate in courses developed as part of the Provost’s E-Learning Initiative. This presentation was part of the Teaching Excellence Workshop that was held in February 2009.
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CITT Workshop Schedule: New Elluminate Live! Classes
Want to learn more about the new version of Elluminate now on campus and the newest features including in-session invitations and multipoint video? These workshops will give an overview on the various tools available for use in Elluminate Live! You can take these workshops from the convenience of your office or home workstation or a laptop in the middle of Turlington Plaza! Sign up today and we’ll “see” YOU in class.
In the CITT Tools & Techniques Toolbox: In-Session Invitations using Elluminate Live!
An In-Session Invitation is a feature of Elluminate Live! which enables Moderators, from within a live session, to invite people into the session by sending them email invitations or pasting a generated link into a third-party chat client like AOL Instant Messenger or Yahoo Messenger.
More information on In-Session Invitations