We have scheduled an additional Curricular Technology work session before the holidays on the following date:
- 10-11 am, Mon, Dec 19th, Library 105, Curricular Technologies Work Session (sign up)
We have scheduled an additional Curricular Technology work session before the holidays on the following date:
As the semester draws to a close, the Curricular Technology team has scheduled workshops and work sessions for faculty on various platforms that are available for teaching and learning. Workshops typically provide overviews of a given platform. Work sessions are designed to provide hands on support and consultation. Here is the schedule:
For more information about these workshops, see: Workshops
For information about all workshops offered by LIS in December see:
On-campus Workshops > Schedule
We have scheduled more Moodle work sessions:
Many faculty and staff have attended our workshops on the Course Hub, Moodle and WordPress. To help people get started on their sites, we have scheduled a number of work sessions:
The Curricular Technology team has organized training sessions on the Course Hub and WordPress, a popular platform that has been in use at Middlebury for a number of years now. Below is more information on these sessions:
These sessions have been scheduled before or after similar sessions on Moodle, Middlebury’s new learning management system (LMS). Both of these platforms can be used for course sites. To learn more about how they differ, see: Curricular Technologies Platform Overview
To attend one of these sessions, please fill out our sign up form, see:
WordPress / Course Hub Workshop Sign Up
The Curricular Technology team has organized training sessions on the Course Hub and Moodle, Middlebury’s new learning management system. Below is more information on these sessions:
To attend one of these sessions, please fill out our sign up form, see:
Moodle / Course Hub Workshop Sign Up
Dear Language Schools Faculty,
As you know, the current summer is the final semester in which you will be able to add new content to Segue. (After the end of this summer, Segue will become “Read-only”.) Middlebury is in the process of transitioning away from Segue to other courseware. In preparation for this, LIS is offering a series of training workshops for Language School faculty. Moodle and WordPress will be covered in the sessions. We will discuss background and theory (when to use what, how to transfer content, etc.), as well as offer hands-on training.
Several workshops will be offered in the Davis Family Library 105.
Week of July 4
Week of July 11
Week of July 25
Please use the signup sheet linked below. Exact times are listed on the signup sheet. There are 19 computers in the lab.
Beginning next fall with the 2011-12 academic year, Segue will be replaced by a collection of platforms connected by the Course Hub. The Course Hub will become the definitive starting point for all online course resources and will provide links to other platforms including WordPress, ERES and soon Moodle, our new learning management system (LMS).
To help with the transition of sites from Segue to one of these new platforms, Curricular Technology (CT) team will be organizing workshops throughout the summer for faculty and staff. The first series of workshops will begin next week:
1:00 – 2:00 pm, Tues, June 21, Library 105
2-3:30 pm, Weds, June 22, Library 105
1-2:30 pm, Fri, June 24, Library 105
Moodle has been selected as the primary learning management system (LMS) for Middlebury College. Other LMS platforms considered were Sakai and Blackboard. The Curricular Technology (CT) team researched these three LMS platforms extensively and organized a pilot program that involved over 20 faculty and more than 300 students.
Surveys of pilot participants indicated that more faculty and students who completed the survey considered Moodle the most useful and easy to use of the LMS platforms piloted. The CT team used an template developed by the Longsight Group (see: Longsight > LMS Selection Criteria) to do its own evaluation and came to similar conclusions.
Moodle has been in use at Middlebury since 2007, primarily for online assessment. Beginning in the Fall of 2011, Moodle will be fully integrated into the new Course Hub platform which will become the definitive starting point for all new online course resources.
The CT team has organized a number of LMS training sessions for pilot participants, as well as any faculty or staff interested in learning more about the learning management systems (LMS) we are currently evaluating. Here are details:
2 – 3:30 pm, Thursday, January 13, Library 105 – Alex Chapin
2 – 3:30 pm, Friday, January 14, Library 105 – Alex Chapin
10 – 11:30 am, Tuesday, Jan 18th, Library 105 – Shel Sax
2 – 3:30 pm, Thursday, Jan 20th, Library 105 – Shel Sax
WordPress is another viable platform for course sites that will be included in the Course Hub.
2 – 3:30 pm, Monday, January 17, Library 105 – Alex Chapin
1 – 2:30 pm, Weds, January 19, Library 105 – Alex Chapin