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College of Education’s Professional Development Day

January 11th, 2011


9:30 am—3:30 pm

Workshops Offered College of Education


Resources for Faculty
Hunting is not just Those Heads on the Wall: More
Writing, Less Grading across the Disciplines Andy Allen .................................. 410-704-3676
9:30- 10:40am - HH 110 Amy Chase Martin........................ 410-704-3293
Presenter: Barbara Bass, Ph.D., Director, Maryland Writ- Debbie Fuller ............................... 410-704-2452
ing Project/ Associate Professor, Department of English Duane Smith ............................... 410-704-2575
Education Innovation Lab.... COE110@towson.edu
Liyan Song (Chair, ITC) .......... lsong@towson.edu
This hands-on workshop focuses on promoting writing as a
Graduate Assistants:
learning tool. It will provide strategies to encourage more
Jillian Neville .................... COE110@towson.edu
writing without creating more grading and will offer a dem-
Frank Guang ................... COE110@towson.edu
onstration lesson on writing as thinking that employs these
Erin Crisp ........................ COE110@towson.edu
strategies.
SMART Responders for Assessment
Blackboard 9.1 Demonstration A 10:50-12:00pm -HH 219
9:30- 10:40am - HH 219 Presenters: Amy Chase Martin, Lecturer and Technology
Presenter: Amy Chase Martin, Lecturer and Technology Mentoring Program Coordinator, and Jillian Neville,
Mentoring Program Coordinator and Ryan Peterson, BB EDTL Graduate Assistant
Administrator Learn about innovative means of using SMART Respond-
ers to conduct formative assessments and that engage
View the new 9.1 interface, and learn how to locate and use students in active learning. The workshop will include
familiar tools. Participants will also see some of the new training on how to develop effective formative assess-
Blackboard additions - such as blogs, mashups and chats in ments, how to utilize the learner response system to access
action and learn about their potential for increasing student students’ pre, post, and ongoing knowledge, how to dis-
engagement. play and export data, and novel ways to use the SMART
Responders to create an engaging and interactive learning
environment.
ActivExpressions Responders for As-
sessment Evaluating the Effectiveness of Classroom Instruction
10:50-12:00pm - HH 110 1:00-2:10pm - HH 110
Presenters: Dr. Kay Holman, Assistant Presenter: Dr. Jeff Kenton, Assistant Dean of the College
Professor, Department of Special of Education
Education, and Erin Crisp, EDTL
Graduate Assistant Participants will be investigating effective classroom assess-
ment techniques and how they can be used to meet course
Learn about innovative means of using ActivExpressions to objectives. During this session, participants will become
conduct formative assessments and to engage students in familiar with basic and advanced tools that are designed to
active learning. The workshop will include training on how measure student learning in the classroom. Participants will
to develop effective formative assessments, how to utilize learn more about: formative and summative evaluations,
the learner response system to access students’ pre, post, selecting appropriate testing tools, and using classroom
and ongoing knowledge, how to display and export data, information to make tactical teaching decisions. Participants
and novel ways to use the ActivExpressions to create an are encouraged to bring one example of an assessment
engaging and interactive learning environment. instrument used on a daily or weekly basis.
COE’ S P ROFESSIONAL D EVELOPMENT D AY

Additional Resources

Here are some useful links related to several of the


workshops that will be offered.
http:// Blackboard 9.1 upgrade resources for
www.towson.edu/ faculty. This site, hosted by OTS, has
blackboard/upgrade/ documents and videos to support
facultyresources.asp faculty use of the latest upgrade to
Blackboard.

http:// COE Technology wiki hosting


edportfo- documents, videos, links and other
lio.wikispaces.com/ resources to support faculty integration
Blackboard 9.1 of technology.
Demonstration B http:// Jing– Screen capture tool for recording
1:00-2:10pm - HH 219 www.techsmith.com brief videos of screen procedures or
Presenter: Amy Chase Martin, Lecturer and Technology /jing/ capturing static images
Mentoring Program Coordinator and Ryan Peterson, BB http://prezi.com/ Prezi– Dynamic web-based alternative
Administrator to PowerPoint

View the new 9.1 interface, and learn how to locate and use http:// Writing resource site created by Dr.
familiar tools. Participants will also see some of the new www.towson.edu/ Peggy Benner. Activities and assess-
ows/ ments are designed to support knowl-
Blackboard additions - such as blogs, mashups and chats in
indexexercises.htm edge of grammar, sentence structure
action and learn about their potential for increasing student and other writing essentials.
engagement.
Other Useful Wikis

Presentation Tools & Techniques http://tu-pds-tech- Towson University PDS


2:20-3:30pm - HH 110 day.wikispaces.com/ Technology Day -
Presenter: Amy Chase Martin, Jillian Neville and Erin A repository of resources and
Crisp links shared with mentor
teachers.
Effective presentation skills are essential for faculty and http://731.wikispaces.com/ Technology integration/web
students. This workshop will examine best practices for 2.0 tools identified and
designing content for an effective presentation as well as reviewed by students in Dr.
various presentation tools. Prezi, PowerPoint and Jing will Sadera’s ISTC 731—
all be explored in this hands-on session. Integrating Digital Resources
course.

Best Practices in Conducting Effective Instruction REGISTER NOW FOR JANUARY 11th.
Online and Transitioning from a Traditional Face-to- Use the link below to register for the workshops.
Face Learning Environment, *All workshops have the prefix COE*
2:20-3:30pm - HH 219 http://fusion.towson.edu/www/ciat/
Presenter: Dr. William Sadera, Director of Instructional workshops
Technology Doctoral Program You will receive a confirmation email
requesting your lunch selection or
you may e-mail us directly at
The Blackboard learning management system provides COE110@towson.edu with your
many tools to support student learning. The process of selection in the subject line. Lunch choices:
transitioning a course from a f-2-f to an online or hybrid - Roast beef and swiss sandwich
class requires more than knowledge of the tools, it requires - Turkey and cheddar sandwich
- Roasted veggie wrap
a shift in how a course is structured. Dr. Bill Sadera offers - Chicken salad wrap
some best practices in conducting effective instruction Questions? Please email COE110@towson.edu
online.

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