Teaching Tools
Helping Students Prepare/Learn
How can I create quick class reviews and tutorials?
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Screencasting enables Debra Glassman and Kim Tamura to create tutorials. |  |
Podcasting keeps your students in the "know" with audio or video delivered effortlessly to their computers. |
How can I create online assignments?
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Explore the ways UW departments are setting up course pages on Moodle. |  |
The Retail Management Program helps students prepare for careers with an ePortfolio. |
How can I promote student collaboration?
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Wikis allow students to write collboratively or create an online knowledge base. |  |
Google Docs allows collaboration on a single document across many computers at once. |
Other tools to help students study/prepare:
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Keep your students up to the minute with RSS Feeds. |  |
Visit Jack Whelan's Business Communication class blog. and this statistics class blog at Wharton School of Business. |
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Real content in a virual world. Find out what all the fuss is about Second Life. |
Engaging Students' Interest
How can I increase active learning in class and keep students interested?
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Used campus wide, in all class sizes, clickers increase class participation. |  |
UW Computer Science faculty created and teach with Classroom Presenter. |
How can I make PowerPoint presentations more engaging?
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Write directly on your PowerPoint slides when you write on a Tablet PC screen. |
Other tools to use during class:
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Coming soon—hear why Reza Moinpour began using YouTube in class. |