Demonstration
Time:
The Office of Online and Distance Education Services is once again sponsoring a luncheon and demonstration for UNL faculty involved in, or interested in, online and distance education. This spring semester the luncheon and demonstration will focus on thinking through redesigning courses to blend the best of classroom teaching and learning with the best of online or technology supported teaching and learning.
Please join us for the Faculty Luncheon: Thursday, April 5th, 11:30—1:30, Heritage Room, City Campus Union, for demonstrations on Blended and Mobile Learning.
Lunch starts at 11:30, presentations at 12:00. Please RSVP so we can get an accurate lunch count.
RSVP at:
http://go.unl.edu/fed
Or attend virtually via Adobe Connect at:
http://connect.unl.edu/ode
Presentations on Blended and Mobile Learning
Journalism professor Scott Winter, and Sydney Brown, Blended Learning Coordinator, will discuss how current blended learning strategies and ultimately the redesign of Journalism 101, a large-enrollment course, as a “blended” course, with both face-to-face and online class time, will address both pedagogical and departmental goals as well as a number of practical issues.
Drawing from her extensive research into mobile learning in a variety of settings, Business professor Fiona Nah will highlight implications for classroom teaching, including unique opportunities for mobile technology afforded by the blended classroom.
Online and Distance Education Demonstration/Luncheon
Date:
11:30 am –
1:30 pm
City Campus Union
Room: Heritage Room
Contact:
The Office of Online and Distance Education Services is once again sponsoring a luncheon and demonstration for UNL faculty involved in, or interested in, online and distance education. This spring semester the luncheon and demonstration will focus on thinking through redesigning courses to blend the best of classroom teaching and learning with the best of online or technology supported teaching and learning.
Please join us for the Faculty Luncheon: Thursday, April 5th, 11:30—1:30, Heritage Room, City Campus Union, for demonstrations on Blended and Mobile Learning.
Lunch starts at 11:30, presentations at 12:00. Please RSVP so we can get an accurate lunch count.
RSVP at:
http://go.unl.edu/fed
Or attend virtually via Adobe Connect at:
http://connect.unl.edu/ode
Presentations on Blended and Mobile Learning
Journalism professor Scott Winter, and Sydney Brown, Blended Learning Coordinator, will discuss how current blended learning strategies and ultimately the redesign of Journalism 101, a large-enrollment course, as a “blended” course, with both face-to-face and online class time, will address both pedagogical and departmental goals as well as a number of practical issues.
Drawing from her extensive research into mobile learning in a variety of settings, Business professor Fiona Nah will highlight implications for classroom teaching, including unique opportunities for mobile technology afforded by the blended classroom.