Category: Faculty Development Channel

The LEC is proud to present the recording from the presentation of the LEC Summer Series. In this video, John Scigliano presents the tool, Turnitin, which helps identify instances of potential plagiarism. During the workshop, you will learn about the various ways in which Turnitin can be used in your Canvas course so that you can begin screening writing assignments for plagiarism, as well as grammatical errors.

The LEC is proud to present the recording from the presentation of the LEC Summer Series. In this video, Alfreda Francis and Jose Rivera discuss the components of well-written learning objectives and their connection, or alignment, to activities and assessments in your course.

The LEC is proud to present the recording from the presentation of the Guest Lecture Series. In this video, Dr. Orellana shares how to use SharkMedia or an existing account in YouTube or Vimeo, to embed closed captions to a video previously recorded to the cloud with Zoom.

The LEC is proud to present the recording from the presentation of the Guest Lecture Series. In this video, Dr. Scala, shares integrating concepts and strategies of SEL into online distance and blended educational environments.

Leveraging the Flipped Classroom Paradigm for Efficient & Effective Outcomes Facilitator: Steven Kramer, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Decision Sciences, H. Wayne Huizenga College of Business and Entrepreneurship The LEC is proud to present the recording from the first presentation of the Guest Lecture Series. In this video Dr. Steven Kramer shares his unique experience and perspectives on Flipping the classroom and how he best leverages that model to gain efficiency and effectiveness with classroom time. This workshop and additional video assets are all available in the LEC Faculty Development Channel.

Media Variety in Asynchronous Online Discussions Facilitator: Martha (Marti) Snyder, Ph.D. Director, Faculty Professional Development, Learning and Educational Center In this session, we discussed ways to engage students in online discussions using a variety of media including text, photos, audio, and video. Examples of instructor-created and student-created-created media content will be presented. This workshop and additional video assets are all available in the LEC Faculty Development Channel.  

Using Zoom to Facilitate Instructional Approaches Marti M. Snyder, Ph.D., Director of Faculty Professional Development, NSU Learning and Educational Center | Office of Academic Affairs The purpose of this session is to discuss how Zoom can be used to facilitate various instructional approaches (e.g., lecture, demonstration, retrieval practice, role play, think tank/brainstorm, quiet meetings, and Socratic dialogue). An overview of selected approaches will be presented followed by strategies for using Zoom features to facilitate the approach. This workshop and additional video assets are all available in the LEC Faculty Development Channel.  

  Universal Design Workshop  Dr. Jennifer Wilson & Dr. Judith Slapak-Barski  https://sharkmedia.nova.edu/playlist/dedicated/42646441/1_qna922yv/1_mnppdjj4  This workshop and additional video assets are all available in the LEC Faculty Development Channel.

Through our partnerships with various colleges and departments, there have been several valuable workshops that were held which you may not have been able to attend. Check out our SharkMedia Channel to see recordings of past workshops such as:  Engaging Learners in Online Discussions  https://sharkmedia.nova.edu/playlist/dedicated/42646441/1_qna922yv/1_snvu4hif  This workshop and additional video assets are all available in the LEC Faculty Development Channel.