The Evans Library offers instructors simple ways to use reliable, relevant and authoritative content in their traditional, blended and online course. All students can access relevant library resources through Blackboard. A video explanation is provided below. Also below are short tutorials for linking to eBooks and Films on Demand. If you'd like to know more about how you can enhance your course's content, please feel free to speak with a librarian.
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Trends in the Design of E-Learning and Online Learning
Using Google Drive to Facilitate a Blended Approach to Online Learning
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Ask questions in class and receive responses in real time via cellphone, laptop, or tablet. |
Game based student learning and response system. Students use a web-based browser to answer questions. |
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Online screen recorder you can use to create tutorials and lessons. |
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Google Apps are available on various platforms:
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The Official Google for Education Training offers simple lessons for each of the apps that we have access to on campus. This training is for educators and will give an educational spin to the apps.
The Google Apps Learning Center is geared toward the general public but there is still some good information to help get you started or show you something you may not have known.
Use add-ons to enhance each Drive App or check out the "Tools" section in the toolbar.
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A few of our favorite add-ons for Google Docs:
Google Drive Compatible Websites:
