eTeaching Days
Each year, Instructional Design and eTeaching Services offers a day-long program modeling uses of technology in teaching and innovative technological solutions for pedagogical problems. Instructors who have recently developed ebooks, web sites or similar resources are invited to demonstrate their projects at showcase events, and hands-on workshops give faculty members an opportunity to learn new software and other tools. Over lunch, a nationally recognized leader in educational technology delivers a keynote address on new opportunities and developments in the world of eTeaching.
Previous eTeaching Days:
May 13, 2009
This year's eTeaching Day included faculty showcases from Nancy Fairchild and Susan Emery (CSON), Erik Owens (Theology), and Joe Breines (A&S Honors Program); a keynote lecture "Innovation in Action: New Learning Environments for the 21st Century" by Julie Little from EDUCAUSE; presentation of the fifth annual Teaching with New Media Awards; and workshops on BCshare Groups, MediaKron, iClicker, Blackboard Vista, Wimba Tools and Respondus.
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November 7, 2008
The Fall eTeaching Day included faculty showcases from Gregory Stoller (CSOM) and Robert Savage (Irish Studies) as well as a keynote lecture by Philip Schiller (A&S, '82) the Senior Vice President of Worldwide Product Marketing, Apple Inc.
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May 14, 2008
Last year's eTeaching Day included faculty showcases from Crystal Tiala (Theater), Robin Fleming (History), and Mark O'Connor (A&S Honors Program); a keynote lecture "What Wikipedia Can Teach Us About the New Media Literacies" by Dr. Henry Jenkins from MIT; presentation of the fourth annual Teaching with New Media Awards; and workshops on Blackboard Vista, wikis, classroom response systems, iTunes U and more.
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May 16, 2007
eTeaching Day included faculty showcases from Stephanie Leone (Fine Arts), Jerry Kane (CSOM), and Mark O'Connor (A&S Honnors Program); a keynote lecture “iTunes U Launch and Digital Media Development” by Michael Wolk from Apple and Dr. Lynn O'Brien from Duke University; presentation of the third annual Teaching with New Media Awards; and workshops on blogs, wikis, classroom response systems, Blackboard Vista, iTunes U and more.
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May 17, 2006
eTeaching Day included faculty showcases from Belle Liang (LSOE), Ernesto Livon-Grosman (Romance Languages & Literatures), and Adele Pike (CSON) and Elaine Gardner (VNAB); keynote lecture “Engage Me or Enrage Me” by Marc Prensky; presentation of the second annual Teaching with New Media Awards by Academic Vice president Burt Garza and hands-on workshops on blogging, Dreamweaver, WebCT, podcasting, integrating audio and video on WebCT and more! View the resources from eTeaching Day.
May 19, 2005
Academic Technology Services at Boston College sponsored eTeaching Day in collaboration with Northeastern University. BC invited faculty and Educational Technology staff members from Northeastern University to join us for the day, as a way to collaborate and share knowledge across institutions.
The day included: showcases of teaching with technology from Boston College's CSON Post-Masters Teaching Program and Northeastern University's Urban Teaching Connection; lunch and keynote lecture by Jon Paul Potts of the OpenCourseWare project at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology; presentation of the first-annual Teaching with New Media Awards by BC AVP John Neuhauser; a technology raffle; and hands-on workshops and new product demonstrations. View the resources from eTeaching Day.
January 13, 2005: The event featured presentations by faculty on their projects from our Faculty Summer Workshop program, a keynote presentation by Gerry Hanley, Executive Director of MERLOT, and hands-on workshops. View resources from eTeaching Day. The entire schedule is listed from the day, and those linked show associated presentation materials.
May 19, 2004: The event featured presentations from faculty members, a keynote presentation by Carol Vallone, President and CEO of WebCT on “Trends in eTeaching,” and
hands-on workshops.
January 14, 2004:
The event featured presentations by faculty on digitizing, using discussion boards and chat tools and on using the WebCT assignment tool, a keynote presentation by Steven Gilbert, President of the Teaching, Learning, and Technology (TLT) Group, and hands-on workshops. View resources from eLeaning Symposium. The entire schedule is listed from the day, and those linked show associated presentation materials.