Posted on October 5, 2016April 12, 2024Personalizing the Learning Experience: Integrating Adaptive Elements in Online Courses Abstract Supporting the learning needs of students in online courses is commonly perceived as challenging for instructors, as the time and effort needed to master particular concepts may vary widely. Adaptive learning, an educational method which adapts presentation of material and assessment according to students’ unique learning needs, is gaining popularity in online courses. In … Continue reading “Personalizing the Learning Experience: Integrating Adaptive Elements in Online Courses” Tagsadaptive learningDiversityOnline teachingpersonalized learning Posted on June 9, 2016April 12, 2024Promoting Flexible Learning Opportunities in Online Courses: A Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Approach Abstract Addressing the needs of individual learners in online courses is commonly perceived as challenging for instructors. Design principles included in the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) framework have the potential to optimize learning in all spaces for all people, based on scientific insights in how people learn. In this session, we will share principles … Continue reading “Promoting Flexible Learning Opportunities in Online Courses: A Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Approach” Tagsaccessibilityblendedcourse designflexibilityinclusiononlinepersonalizedstrategiesUDLUDOITuniversal design for learningWebcourses@UCF Posted on April 15, 2016April 12, 20242016 Dziuban Award Winner – Alisha Janowsky, Ph.D. The Center for Distributed Learning (CDL) has awarded the fifth annual Chuck D. Dziuban Award for Excellence in Online Teaching to Alisha Janowsky, Ph.D., from the Department of Psychology, College of Sciences. The award presentation occurred during the Showcase event that concluded the spring section of CDL’s faculty development program for online and blended teaching, IDL6543. Tagsawardscourse designonline learningOnline teachingpersonalized adaptive learningstrategy Posted on February 1, 2016April 12, 2024The Role of Synchronous Communication in Asynchronous Online Courses Seminar Date: March 29, 2016 Seminar Time: 1:00pm Location: Streamed Online from LIB 161B AbstractThe ability to communicate in real time (synchronous) through media such as text, audio, and video, can enhance the online learning experience by providing dynamic opportunities for social connection, collaborative problem solving, and collective reflection. However, issues related to synchronous communication … Continue reading “The Role of Synchronous Communication in Asynchronous Online Courses” TagscollaborationengagementonlineSynchronousWebconferencing Posted on November 16, 2015April 12, 2024Meeting Our Students Where They Are: The Shifting Paradigm of Student Demand About the Plenary Session IDL6543 is the award-winning faculty development program required for all UCF faculty who plan to design, develop, and teach new courses online. Your colleagues in the Fall 2015 cohort are approaching the end of the program and are getting ready for the Showcase event! The plenary presentation, Meeting Our Students Where … Continue reading “Meeting Our Students Where They Are: The Shifting Paradigm of Student Demand” Posted on September 29, 2015April 12, 2024Creating and Sustaining Effective Online Discussions: Strategies to Foster Critical Thinking and Student Voice Seminar Date: November 4, 2015 at 1:00 pmAbstractOnline discussions are extensively used in online and mixed-mode courses. However, a common concern is that students will minimally participate in order to fulfill the grading requirements, and not truly engage with the content, instructor, or peers. In this session, we will share strategies to create and sustain online … Continue reading “Creating and Sustaining Effective Online Discussions: Strategies to Foster Critical Thinking and Student Voice” TagsCritical thinkingFacilitationonline discussionsPhotovoiceRubricsSurveyWord clouds Posted on July 28, 2015April 12, 2024Going Mobile with Webcourses@UCF About the Plenary Session A presentation and Q&A regarding the faculty and student use of the Canvas Mobile apps, facilitated by Ryan Seilhamer. Ryan, CDL Instructional Designer, heads Instructure’s Canvas Mobile User’s Group (CMUG). Showcase Recording Posted on July 22, 2015April 12, 2024Leveraging Mobile Devices to Support Authentic Learning Ownership of mobile technologies such as smartphones and tablets continues to rise amongst college students. Incorporating these devices in coursework can facilitate authentic learning, with students connecting what is taught in the course to real-world issues and applications. This can be especially powerful in online learning environments, allowing students to capture experiences in the field and share with others in the class. Although instructors may express an interest in incorporating a mobile element, they are often unsure how to design course activities that are not only engaging, but also effectively support authentic learning. In this session, issues of mobile design, assessment, and support will be discussed. Specifically, an instructor’s experience of integrating mobile devices to support authentic learning in a mixed-mode (blended) course will be showcased. Tagsauthentic learningcourse designengagementmobilemobile devicesmobile learning Posted on May 15, 2015April 12, 20242015 Dziuban Award – Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D. Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, College of Sciences, was awarded the Chuck D. Dziuban Award for Excellence in Online Teaching by the Center for Distributed Learning (CDL). The award presentation occurred during the Showcase event that concluded the spring section of CDL’s faculty development program for online and blended teaching, IDL6543. Dr. Reyes-Foster received … Continue reading “2015 Dziuban Award – Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D.” Tagsawardscourse designonline learningOnline teachingpersonalized adaptive learningstrategy Posted on March 18, 2015August 1, 2024Strategies to Encourage Academic Integrity in Online Exams Online exams are popular in college courses, offering a time-efficient and flexible way of assessing student learning. Students often prefer them because of the convenience factor, while instructors like that they do not expend valuable face-to-face class time. However, the concern about students cheating on online exams is pervasive throughout higher education. Instructors often worry that it is difficult for students to remain academically honest under such conditions. In this session, resources and strategies to encourage academic honesty in the online exam environment such as considerations for test construction and exam settings will be shared. Specifically, we will showcase an instructor’s use of ProctorHub, UCF’s newest online proctoring tool, which is designed to mitigate these concerns. 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Posted on June 9, 2016April 12, 2024Promoting Flexible Learning Opportunities in Online Courses: A Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Approach Abstract Addressing the needs of individual learners in online courses is commonly perceived as challenging for instructors. Design principles included in the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) framework have the potential to optimize learning in all spaces for all people, based on scientific insights in how people learn. In this session, we will share principles … Continue reading “Promoting Flexible Learning Opportunities in Online Courses: A Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Approach” Tagsaccessibilityblendedcourse designflexibilityinclusiononlinepersonalizedstrategiesUDLUDOITuniversal design for learningWebcourses@UCF Posted on April 15, 2016April 12, 20242016 Dziuban Award Winner – Alisha Janowsky, Ph.D. The Center for Distributed Learning (CDL) has awarded the fifth annual Chuck D. Dziuban Award for Excellence in Online Teaching to Alisha Janowsky, Ph.D., from the Department of Psychology, College of Sciences. The award presentation occurred during the Showcase event that concluded the spring section of CDL’s faculty development program for online and blended teaching, IDL6543. Tagsawardscourse designonline learningOnline teachingpersonalized adaptive learningstrategy Posted on February 1, 2016April 12, 2024The Role of Synchronous Communication in Asynchronous Online Courses Seminar Date: March 29, 2016 Seminar Time: 1:00pm Location: Streamed Online from LIB 161B AbstractThe ability to communicate in real time (synchronous) through media such as text, audio, and video, can enhance the online learning experience by providing dynamic opportunities for social connection, collaborative problem solving, and collective reflection. However, issues related to synchronous communication … Continue reading “The Role of Synchronous Communication in Asynchronous Online Courses” TagscollaborationengagementonlineSynchronousWebconferencing Posted on November 16, 2015April 12, 2024Meeting Our Students Where They Are: The Shifting Paradigm of Student Demand About the Plenary Session IDL6543 is the award-winning faculty development program required for all UCF faculty who plan to design, develop, and teach new courses online. Your colleagues in the Fall 2015 cohort are approaching the end of the program and are getting ready for the Showcase event! The plenary presentation, Meeting Our Students Where … Continue reading “Meeting Our Students Where They Are: The Shifting Paradigm of Student Demand” Posted on September 29, 2015April 12, 2024Creating and Sustaining Effective Online Discussions: Strategies to Foster Critical Thinking and Student Voice Seminar Date: November 4, 2015 at 1:00 pmAbstractOnline discussions are extensively used in online and mixed-mode courses. However, a common concern is that students will minimally participate in order to fulfill the grading requirements, and not truly engage with the content, instructor, or peers. In this session, we will share strategies to create and sustain online … Continue reading “Creating and Sustaining Effective Online Discussions: Strategies to Foster Critical Thinking and Student Voice” TagsCritical thinkingFacilitationonline discussionsPhotovoiceRubricsSurveyWord clouds Posted on July 28, 2015April 12, 2024Going Mobile with Webcourses@UCF About the Plenary Session A presentation and Q&A regarding the faculty and student use of the Canvas Mobile apps, facilitated by Ryan Seilhamer. Ryan, CDL Instructional Designer, heads Instructure’s Canvas Mobile User’s Group (CMUG). Showcase Recording Posted on July 22, 2015April 12, 2024Leveraging Mobile Devices to Support Authentic Learning Ownership of mobile technologies such as smartphones and tablets continues to rise amongst college students. Incorporating these devices in coursework can facilitate authentic learning, with students connecting what is taught in the course to real-world issues and applications. This can be especially powerful in online learning environments, allowing students to capture experiences in the field and share with others in the class. Although instructors may express an interest in incorporating a mobile element, they are often unsure how to design course activities that are not only engaging, but also effectively support authentic learning. In this session, issues of mobile design, assessment, and support will be discussed. Specifically, an instructor’s experience of integrating mobile devices to support authentic learning in a mixed-mode (blended) course will be showcased. Tagsauthentic learningcourse designengagementmobilemobile devicesmobile learning Posted on May 15, 2015April 12, 20242015 Dziuban Award – Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D. Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, College of Sciences, was awarded the Chuck D. Dziuban Award for Excellence in Online Teaching by the Center for Distributed Learning (CDL). The award presentation occurred during the Showcase event that concluded the spring section of CDL’s faculty development program for online and blended teaching, IDL6543. Dr. Reyes-Foster received … Continue reading “2015 Dziuban Award – Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D.” Tagsawardscourse designonline learningOnline teachingpersonalized adaptive learningstrategy Posted on March 18, 2015August 1, 2024Strategies to Encourage Academic Integrity in Online Exams Online exams are popular in college courses, offering a time-efficient and flexible way of assessing student learning. Students often prefer them because of the convenience factor, while instructors like that they do not expend valuable face-to-face class time. However, the concern about students cheating on online exams is pervasive throughout higher education. Instructors often worry that it is difficult for students to remain academically honest under such conditions. In this session, resources and strategies to encourage academic honesty in the online exam environment such as considerations for test construction and exam settings will be shared. Specifically, we will showcase an instructor’s use of ProctorHub, UCF’s newest online proctoring tool, which is designed to mitigate these concerns. 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Posted on April 15, 2016April 12, 20242016 Dziuban Award Winner – Alisha Janowsky, Ph.D. The Center for Distributed Learning (CDL) has awarded the fifth annual Chuck D. Dziuban Award for Excellence in Online Teaching to Alisha Janowsky, Ph.D., from the Department of Psychology, College of Sciences. The award presentation occurred during the Showcase event that concluded the spring section of CDL’s faculty development program for online and blended teaching, IDL6543. Tagsawardscourse designonline learningOnline teachingpersonalized adaptive learningstrategy Posted on February 1, 2016April 12, 2024The Role of Synchronous Communication in Asynchronous Online Courses Seminar Date: March 29, 2016 Seminar Time: 1:00pm Location: Streamed Online from LIB 161B AbstractThe ability to communicate in real time (synchronous) through media such as text, audio, and video, can enhance the online learning experience by providing dynamic opportunities for social connection, collaborative problem solving, and collective reflection. However, issues related to synchronous communication … Continue reading “The Role of Synchronous Communication in Asynchronous Online Courses” TagscollaborationengagementonlineSynchronousWebconferencing Posted on November 16, 2015April 12, 2024Meeting Our Students Where They Are: The Shifting Paradigm of Student Demand About the Plenary Session IDL6543 is the award-winning faculty development program required for all UCF faculty who plan to design, develop, and teach new courses online. Your colleagues in the Fall 2015 cohort are approaching the end of the program and are getting ready for the Showcase event! The plenary presentation, Meeting Our Students Where … Continue reading “Meeting Our Students Where They Are: The Shifting Paradigm of Student Demand” Posted on September 29, 2015April 12, 2024Creating and Sustaining Effective Online Discussions: Strategies to Foster Critical Thinking and Student Voice Seminar Date: November 4, 2015 at 1:00 pmAbstractOnline discussions are extensively used in online and mixed-mode courses. However, a common concern is that students will minimally participate in order to fulfill the grading requirements, and not truly engage with the content, instructor, or peers. In this session, we will share strategies to create and sustain online … Continue reading “Creating and Sustaining Effective Online Discussions: Strategies to Foster Critical Thinking and Student Voice” TagsCritical thinkingFacilitationonline discussionsPhotovoiceRubricsSurveyWord clouds Posted on July 28, 2015April 12, 2024Going Mobile with Webcourses@UCF About the Plenary Session A presentation and Q&A regarding the faculty and student use of the Canvas Mobile apps, facilitated by Ryan Seilhamer. Ryan, CDL Instructional Designer, heads Instructure’s Canvas Mobile User’s Group (CMUG). Showcase Recording Posted on July 22, 2015April 12, 2024Leveraging Mobile Devices to Support Authentic Learning Ownership of mobile technologies such as smartphones and tablets continues to rise amongst college students. Incorporating these devices in coursework can facilitate authentic learning, with students connecting what is taught in the course to real-world issues and applications. This can be especially powerful in online learning environments, allowing students to capture experiences in the field and share with others in the class. Although instructors may express an interest in incorporating a mobile element, they are often unsure how to design course activities that are not only engaging, but also effectively support authentic learning. In this session, issues of mobile design, assessment, and support will be discussed. Specifically, an instructor’s experience of integrating mobile devices to support authentic learning in a mixed-mode (blended) course will be showcased. Tagsauthentic learningcourse designengagementmobilemobile devicesmobile learning Posted on May 15, 2015April 12, 20242015 Dziuban Award – Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D. Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, College of Sciences, was awarded the Chuck D. Dziuban Award for Excellence in Online Teaching by the Center for Distributed Learning (CDL). The award presentation occurred during the Showcase event that concluded the spring section of CDL’s faculty development program for online and blended teaching, IDL6543. Dr. Reyes-Foster received … Continue reading “2015 Dziuban Award – Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D.” Tagsawardscourse designonline learningOnline teachingpersonalized adaptive learningstrategy Posted on March 18, 2015August 1, 2024Strategies to Encourage Academic Integrity in Online Exams Online exams are popular in college courses, offering a time-efficient and flexible way of assessing student learning. Students often prefer them because of the convenience factor, while instructors like that they do not expend valuable face-to-face class time. However, the concern about students cheating on online exams is pervasive throughout higher education. Instructors often worry that it is difficult for students to remain academically honest under such conditions. In this session, resources and strategies to encourage academic honesty in the online exam environment such as considerations for test construction and exam settings will be shared. Specifically, we will showcase an instructor’s use of ProctorHub, UCF’s newest online proctoring tool, which is designed to mitigate these concerns. Tagsacademic integrityassessmentcourse designproctorstrategiesWebcourses@UCF Posts navigation Previous page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Next page Navigation Menu Teach Online BackCourse Enhancements BackCDL GraphicsVideo@CDLSkype for Business (Lync)Webcourses@UCF IntegrationsStreaming VideosObojoboMateria Back Create Your Course BackRequest a Webcourses@UCF Course SectionSemester Start-Up GuideEnd of Semester Guide Back Effective Online Teaching Strategies BackDesign Your Online CourseCopyrightMedia Message Design TutorialDeliver Your Online CourseInstructional Best Practices Using Technology Back Online Accessibility BackAccessibility Resources for InstructorsProactive Captioning for Online CoursesUniversal Design Online Content Inspection Tool (UDOIT) Back Professional Development BackFaculty Seminars in Online TeachingEssentials of Webcourses@UCFWebcourses@UCF TrainingEffective Teaching with Video (ETV)HQR4444Zoom EssentialsADL5000PAL6000IDL6543IDL7000DLI7836: Digital Learning STEM Institute Back Resources for Teaching Online BackInstructional Designer Lookup ToolLet’s Talk About… A Web Video SeriesTips for Faculty, from FacultyLinkedIn LearningUCF Financial Aid RequirementTeaching Online Pedagogical Repository (TOPR)UCF Creed-Based Academic Integrity CommitmentThe Teaching Online Podcast (TOPcast)A Short Guide to DIY VideosObjective Builder ToolUniversal Design Online Content Inspection Tool (UDOIT)Additional UCF faculty resources Back Personalized Adaptive Learning BackExplore Personalized Adaptive LearningPAL Faculty SpotlightPAL Learning Guides & SupportPAL Publications and Media ExposurePAL Design & Development Services Back Recognizing Exemplary Teaching BackThe Chuck D. 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Posted on February 1, 2016April 12, 2024The Role of Synchronous Communication in Asynchronous Online Courses Seminar Date: March 29, 2016 Seminar Time: 1:00pm Location: Streamed Online from LIB 161B AbstractThe ability to communicate in real time (synchronous) through media such as text, audio, and video, can enhance the online learning experience by providing dynamic opportunities for social connection, collaborative problem solving, and collective reflection. However, issues related to synchronous communication … Continue reading “The Role of Synchronous Communication in Asynchronous Online Courses” TagscollaborationengagementonlineSynchronousWebconferencing Posted on November 16, 2015April 12, 2024Meeting Our Students Where They Are: The Shifting Paradigm of Student Demand About the Plenary Session IDL6543 is the award-winning faculty development program required for all UCF faculty who plan to design, develop, and teach new courses online. Your colleagues in the Fall 2015 cohort are approaching the end of the program and are getting ready for the Showcase event! The plenary presentation, Meeting Our Students Where … Continue reading “Meeting Our Students Where They Are: The Shifting Paradigm of Student Demand” Posted on September 29, 2015April 12, 2024Creating and Sustaining Effective Online Discussions: Strategies to Foster Critical Thinking and Student Voice Seminar Date: November 4, 2015 at 1:00 pmAbstractOnline discussions are extensively used in online and mixed-mode courses. However, a common concern is that students will minimally participate in order to fulfill the grading requirements, and not truly engage with the content, instructor, or peers. In this session, we will share strategies to create and sustain online … Continue reading “Creating and Sustaining Effective Online Discussions: Strategies to Foster Critical Thinking and Student Voice” TagsCritical thinkingFacilitationonline discussionsPhotovoiceRubricsSurveyWord clouds Posted on July 28, 2015April 12, 2024Going Mobile with Webcourses@UCF About the Plenary Session A presentation and Q&A regarding the faculty and student use of the Canvas Mobile apps, facilitated by Ryan Seilhamer. Ryan, CDL Instructional Designer, heads Instructure’s Canvas Mobile User’s Group (CMUG). Showcase Recording Posted on July 22, 2015April 12, 2024Leveraging Mobile Devices to Support Authentic Learning Ownership of mobile technologies such as smartphones and tablets continues to rise amongst college students. Incorporating these devices in coursework can facilitate authentic learning, with students connecting what is taught in the course to real-world issues and applications. This can be especially powerful in online learning environments, allowing students to capture experiences in the field and share with others in the class. Although instructors may express an interest in incorporating a mobile element, they are often unsure how to design course activities that are not only engaging, but also effectively support authentic learning. In this session, issues of mobile design, assessment, and support will be discussed. Specifically, an instructor’s experience of integrating mobile devices to support authentic learning in a mixed-mode (blended) course will be showcased. Tagsauthentic learningcourse designengagementmobilemobile devicesmobile learning Posted on May 15, 2015April 12, 20242015 Dziuban Award – Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D. Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, College of Sciences, was awarded the Chuck D. Dziuban Award for Excellence in Online Teaching by the Center for Distributed Learning (CDL). The award presentation occurred during the Showcase event that concluded the spring section of CDL’s faculty development program for online and blended teaching, IDL6543. Dr. Reyes-Foster received … Continue reading “2015 Dziuban Award – Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D.” Tagsawardscourse designonline learningOnline teachingpersonalized adaptive learningstrategy Posted on March 18, 2015August 1, 2024Strategies to Encourage Academic Integrity in Online Exams Online exams are popular in college courses, offering a time-efficient and flexible way of assessing student learning. Students often prefer them because of the convenience factor, while instructors like that they do not expend valuable face-to-face class time. However, the concern about students cheating on online exams is pervasive throughout higher education. Instructors often worry that it is difficult for students to remain academically honest under such conditions. In this session, resources and strategies to encourage academic honesty in the online exam environment such as considerations for test construction and exam settings will be shared. Specifically, we will showcase an instructor’s use of ProctorHub, UCF’s newest online proctoring tool, which is designed to mitigate these concerns. 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Posted on November 16, 2015April 12, 2024Meeting Our Students Where They Are: The Shifting Paradigm of Student Demand About the Plenary Session IDL6543 is the award-winning faculty development program required for all UCF faculty who plan to design, develop, and teach new courses online. Your colleagues in the Fall 2015 cohort are approaching the end of the program and are getting ready for the Showcase event! The plenary presentation, Meeting Our Students Where … Continue reading “Meeting Our Students Where They Are: The Shifting Paradigm of Student Demand” Posted on September 29, 2015April 12, 2024Creating and Sustaining Effective Online Discussions: Strategies to Foster Critical Thinking and Student Voice Seminar Date: November 4, 2015 at 1:00 pmAbstractOnline discussions are extensively used in online and mixed-mode courses. However, a common concern is that students will minimally participate in order to fulfill the grading requirements, and not truly engage with the content, instructor, or peers. In this session, we will share strategies to create and sustain online … Continue reading “Creating and Sustaining Effective Online Discussions: Strategies to Foster Critical Thinking and Student Voice” TagsCritical thinkingFacilitationonline discussionsPhotovoiceRubricsSurveyWord clouds Posted on July 28, 2015April 12, 2024Going Mobile with Webcourses@UCF About the Plenary Session A presentation and Q&A regarding the faculty and student use of the Canvas Mobile apps, facilitated by Ryan Seilhamer. Ryan, CDL Instructional Designer, heads Instructure’s Canvas Mobile User’s Group (CMUG). Showcase Recording Posted on July 22, 2015April 12, 2024Leveraging Mobile Devices to Support Authentic Learning Ownership of mobile technologies such as smartphones and tablets continues to rise amongst college students. Incorporating these devices in coursework can facilitate authentic learning, with students connecting what is taught in the course to real-world issues and applications. This can be especially powerful in online learning environments, allowing students to capture experiences in the field and share with others in the class. Although instructors may express an interest in incorporating a mobile element, they are often unsure how to design course activities that are not only engaging, but also effectively support authentic learning. In this session, issues of mobile design, assessment, and support will be discussed. Specifically, an instructor’s experience of integrating mobile devices to support authentic learning in a mixed-mode (blended) course will be showcased. Tagsauthentic learningcourse designengagementmobilemobile devicesmobile learning Posted on May 15, 2015April 12, 20242015 Dziuban Award – Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D. Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, College of Sciences, was awarded the Chuck D. Dziuban Award for Excellence in Online Teaching by the Center for Distributed Learning (CDL). The award presentation occurred during the Showcase event that concluded the spring section of CDL’s faculty development program for online and blended teaching, IDL6543. Dr. Reyes-Foster received … Continue reading “2015 Dziuban Award – Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D.” Tagsawardscourse designonline learningOnline teachingpersonalized adaptive learningstrategy Posted on March 18, 2015August 1, 2024Strategies to Encourage Academic Integrity in Online Exams Online exams are popular in college courses, offering a time-efficient and flexible way of assessing student learning. Students often prefer them because of the convenience factor, while instructors like that they do not expend valuable face-to-face class time. However, the concern about students cheating on online exams is pervasive throughout higher education. Instructors often worry that it is difficult for students to remain academically honest under such conditions. In this session, resources and strategies to encourage academic honesty in the online exam environment such as considerations for test construction and exam settings will be shared. Specifically, we will showcase an instructor’s use of ProctorHub, UCF’s newest online proctoring tool, which is designed to mitigate these concerns. 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Posted on September 29, 2015April 12, 2024Creating and Sustaining Effective Online Discussions: Strategies to Foster Critical Thinking and Student Voice Seminar Date: November 4, 2015 at 1:00 pmAbstractOnline discussions are extensively used in online and mixed-mode courses. However, a common concern is that students will minimally participate in order to fulfill the grading requirements, and not truly engage with the content, instructor, or peers. In this session, we will share strategies to create and sustain online … Continue reading “Creating and Sustaining Effective Online Discussions: Strategies to Foster Critical Thinking and Student Voice” TagsCritical thinkingFacilitationonline discussionsPhotovoiceRubricsSurveyWord clouds Posted on July 28, 2015April 12, 2024Going Mobile with Webcourses@UCF About the Plenary Session A presentation and Q&A regarding the faculty and student use of the Canvas Mobile apps, facilitated by Ryan Seilhamer. Ryan, CDL Instructional Designer, heads Instructure’s Canvas Mobile User’s Group (CMUG). Showcase Recording Posted on July 22, 2015April 12, 2024Leveraging Mobile Devices to Support Authentic Learning Ownership of mobile technologies such as smartphones and tablets continues to rise amongst college students. Incorporating these devices in coursework can facilitate authentic learning, with students connecting what is taught in the course to real-world issues and applications. This can be especially powerful in online learning environments, allowing students to capture experiences in the field and share with others in the class. Although instructors may express an interest in incorporating a mobile element, they are often unsure how to design course activities that are not only engaging, but also effectively support authentic learning. In this session, issues of mobile design, assessment, and support will be discussed. Specifically, an instructor’s experience of integrating mobile devices to support authentic learning in a mixed-mode (blended) course will be showcased. Tagsauthentic learningcourse designengagementmobilemobile devicesmobile learning Posted on May 15, 2015April 12, 20242015 Dziuban Award – Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D. Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, College of Sciences, was awarded the Chuck D. Dziuban Award for Excellence in Online Teaching by the Center for Distributed Learning (CDL). The award presentation occurred during the Showcase event that concluded the spring section of CDL’s faculty development program for online and blended teaching, IDL6543. Dr. Reyes-Foster received … Continue reading “2015 Dziuban Award – Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D.” Tagsawardscourse designonline learningOnline teachingpersonalized adaptive learningstrategy Posted on March 18, 2015August 1, 2024Strategies to Encourage Academic Integrity in Online Exams Online exams are popular in college courses, offering a time-efficient and flexible way of assessing student learning. Students often prefer them because of the convenience factor, while instructors like that they do not expend valuable face-to-face class time. However, the concern about students cheating on online exams is pervasive throughout higher education. Instructors often worry that it is difficult for students to remain academically honest under such conditions. In this session, resources and strategies to encourage academic honesty in the online exam environment such as considerations for test construction and exam settings will be shared. Specifically, we will showcase an instructor’s use of ProctorHub, UCF’s newest online proctoring tool, which is designed to mitigate these concerns. 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Posted on July 28, 2015April 12, 2024Going Mobile with Webcourses@UCF About the Plenary Session A presentation and Q&A regarding the faculty and student use of the Canvas Mobile apps, facilitated by Ryan Seilhamer. Ryan, CDL Instructional Designer, heads Instructure’s Canvas Mobile User’s Group (CMUG). Showcase Recording Posted on July 22, 2015April 12, 2024Leveraging Mobile Devices to Support Authentic Learning Ownership of mobile technologies such as smartphones and tablets continues to rise amongst college students. Incorporating these devices in coursework can facilitate authentic learning, with students connecting what is taught in the course to real-world issues and applications. This can be especially powerful in online learning environments, allowing students to capture experiences in the field and share with others in the class. Although instructors may express an interest in incorporating a mobile element, they are often unsure how to design course activities that are not only engaging, but also effectively support authentic learning. In this session, issues of mobile design, assessment, and support will be discussed. Specifically, an instructor’s experience of integrating mobile devices to support authentic learning in a mixed-mode (blended) course will be showcased. Tagsauthentic learningcourse designengagementmobilemobile devicesmobile learning Posted on May 15, 2015April 12, 20242015 Dziuban Award – Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D. Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, College of Sciences, was awarded the Chuck D. Dziuban Award for Excellence in Online Teaching by the Center for Distributed Learning (CDL). The award presentation occurred during the Showcase event that concluded the spring section of CDL’s faculty development program for online and blended teaching, IDL6543. Dr. Reyes-Foster received … Continue reading “2015 Dziuban Award – Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D.” Tagsawardscourse designonline learningOnline teachingpersonalized adaptive learningstrategy Posted on March 18, 2015August 1, 2024Strategies to Encourage Academic Integrity in Online Exams Online exams are popular in college courses, offering a time-efficient and flexible way of assessing student learning. Students often prefer them because of the convenience factor, while instructors like that they do not expend valuable face-to-face class time. However, the concern about students cheating on online exams is pervasive throughout higher education. Instructors often worry that it is difficult for students to remain academically honest under such conditions. In this session, resources and strategies to encourage academic honesty in the online exam environment such as considerations for test construction and exam settings will be shared. Specifically, we will showcase an instructor’s use of ProctorHub, UCF’s newest online proctoring tool, which is designed to mitigate these concerns. Tagsacademic integrityassessmentcourse designproctorstrategiesWebcourses@UCF Posts navigation Previous page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Next page
Posted on July 22, 2015April 12, 2024Leveraging Mobile Devices to Support Authentic Learning Ownership of mobile technologies such as smartphones and tablets continues to rise amongst college students. Incorporating these devices in coursework can facilitate authentic learning, with students connecting what is taught in the course to real-world issues and applications. This can be especially powerful in online learning environments, allowing students to capture experiences in the field and share with others in the class. Although instructors may express an interest in incorporating a mobile element, they are often unsure how to design course activities that are not only engaging, but also effectively support authentic learning. In this session, issues of mobile design, assessment, and support will be discussed. Specifically, an instructor’s experience of integrating mobile devices to support authentic learning in a mixed-mode (blended) course will be showcased. Tagsauthentic learningcourse designengagementmobilemobile devicesmobile learning Posted on May 15, 2015April 12, 20242015 Dziuban Award – Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D. Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, College of Sciences, was awarded the Chuck D. Dziuban Award for Excellence in Online Teaching by the Center for Distributed Learning (CDL). The award presentation occurred during the Showcase event that concluded the spring section of CDL’s faculty development program for online and blended teaching, IDL6543. Dr. Reyes-Foster received … Continue reading “2015 Dziuban Award – Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D.” Tagsawardscourse designonline learningOnline teachingpersonalized adaptive learningstrategy Posted on March 18, 2015August 1, 2024Strategies to Encourage Academic Integrity in Online Exams Online exams are popular in college courses, offering a time-efficient and flexible way of assessing student learning. Students often prefer them because of the convenience factor, while instructors like that they do not expend valuable face-to-face class time. However, the concern about students cheating on online exams is pervasive throughout higher education. Instructors often worry that it is difficult for students to remain academically honest under such conditions. In this session, resources and strategies to encourage academic honesty in the online exam environment such as considerations for test construction and exam settings will be shared. Specifically, we will showcase an instructor’s use of ProctorHub, UCF’s newest online proctoring tool, which is designed to mitigate these concerns. Tagsacademic integrityassessmentcourse designproctorstrategiesWebcourses@UCF Posts navigation Previous page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Next page
Posted on May 15, 2015April 12, 20242015 Dziuban Award – Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D. Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, College of Sciences, was awarded the Chuck D. Dziuban Award for Excellence in Online Teaching by the Center for Distributed Learning (CDL). The award presentation occurred during the Showcase event that concluded the spring section of CDL’s faculty development program for online and blended teaching, IDL6543. Dr. Reyes-Foster received … Continue reading “2015 Dziuban Award – Beatriz Reyes-Foster, Ph.D.” Tagsawardscourse designonline learningOnline teachingpersonalized adaptive learningstrategy Posted on March 18, 2015August 1, 2024Strategies to Encourage Academic Integrity in Online Exams Online exams are popular in college courses, offering a time-efficient and flexible way of assessing student learning. Students often prefer them because of the convenience factor, while instructors like that they do not expend valuable face-to-face class time. However, the concern about students cheating on online exams is pervasive throughout higher education. Instructors often worry that it is difficult for students to remain academically honest under such conditions. In this session, resources and strategies to encourage academic honesty in the online exam environment such as considerations for test construction and exam settings will be shared. Specifically, we will showcase an instructor’s use of ProctorHub, UCF’s newest online proctoring tool, which is designed to mitigate these concerns. Tagsacademic integrityassessmentcourse designproctorstrategiesWebcourses@UCF Posts navigation Previous page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Next page
Posted on March 18, 2015August 1, 2024Strategies to Encourage Academic Integrity in Online Exams Online exams are popular in college courses, offering a time-efficient and flexible way of assessing student learning. Students often prefer them because of the convenience factor, while instructors like that they do not expend valuable face-to-face class time. However, the concern about students cheating on online exams is pervasive throughout higher education. Instructors often worry that it is difficult for students to remain academically honest under such conditions. In this session, resources and strategies to encourage academic honesty in the online exam environment such as considerations for test construction and exam settings will be shared. Specifically, we will showcase an instructor’s use of ProctorHub, UCF’s newest online proctoring tool, which is designed to mitigate these concerns. Tagsacademic integrityassessmentcourse designproctorstrategiesWebcourses@UCF Posts navigation Previous page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Next page