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Adobe Acrobat: Indexing, Searching, Combining - Going Beyond the Basics

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In this short one-hour workshop we’ll dive deep into some of the power features of Acrobat Pro DC. You’ll learn how to Index one or hundreds of PDF’s with a single search, save a PDF in various formats such as a jpg, and combine multiple PFA’s into one large document that includes chapters. There will be time for questions, so be sure and bring them along and together we’ll find a solution.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

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Instructing: Augmented Reality for Experiential Learning

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Participants will learn ways to incorporate augmented reality into their classes as an experiential learning approach. The workshop will provide pedagogical examples, demonstrate free augmented reality authoring software/apps, and guide participants through a process of building their own augmented reality projects. The workshop will consist of an augmented reality presentation, followed by a hands-on workshop where participants will create their own augmented reality project and develop an augmented reality class assignment, as well as a general discussion period for audience questions.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

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Instructing: Lecture Creation Using Zoom

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Join OIT experts for a workshop on lecture creation using Zoom. Experts from both instructional design and video production will guide you through the process of recording your Zoom lectures. Topics covered include lecture structure and delivery for a Zoom environment, camera placement, audio, lighting, and editing. This workshop is open to instructors of all ability levels who want to improve their online lectures or recordings using Zoom. Workshops will be available live on Zoom where an instructional designer and a video production specialist will guide you through using Zoom and answer any questions you may have.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

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Instructing: One-Shot Video

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"One-Shot video is a simple way to produce a short (5 minutes or less) single-topic video using your own available video capture technology (e.g., mobile phone, tablet, etc.) or an iPad device from OIT. You can also use Canvas or Zoom. Faculty or staff participants will learn to: • Prepare your props and/or script • Record your video with no, or very little, editing • Upload the video to YouTube • Check and Edit Accessibility • Embed the video link into Canvas One-Shot video is dynamic and engaging, acquaints you to your students/audience, introduces or reinforces course or informational content, and appeals to the current video culture. Come give it a try!"

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

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Microsoft PowerPoint: Creating Presentations for Online Learning

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Learn ways to design your PowerPoint presentation to look great. Get quick tips on using the PowerPoint Design Ideas feature. Set waypoints for slides. Think of this as a landing page on a website or a table of contents where you can jump to sections of your presentation. We'll provide time for a Q&A session to answer your questions.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

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Microsoft PowerPoint: How to Run Your Presentation Live in Zoom

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This workshop is packed full of tips and tricks for presenting your PowerPoint slides seamlessly over Zoom. Turn your cursor into a laser pointer so online learners can follow your lead. Adjust the sound settings within Zoom so embedded YouTube videos will play sound through the correct audio input. We'll even show you how to get an accurate preview of what you will see versus what your students will see when you’re presenting. We’ll give you ideas for whiteboards you can use online as well as show you the PowerPoint Subtitles feature that allows you to translate your spoken words on-the-fly into words on the screen. We'll provide ample time to answer questions from the audience!

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

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ONLINE SELF-PACED: Accessibility & UDL: Course Design for Everyone

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Overview: Traditionally, accessibility is understood to be a way to provide access to physical spaces and content for people with disabilities. While that is critical, it is also a narrow way of conceptualizing accessibility. This workshop will introduce participants to the theory and practice of Universal Design for Learning (UDL), which provides a framework for designing courses, assessments, materials, methods, and learning environments that proactively account for variability in the population. UDL draws from decades of research in neuroscience, cognitive sciences, and education sciences to promote practical and conceptual frames for the design and delivery of courses. Unlike traditional approaches to accessibility, UDL advocates providing access to not just physical spaces and content, but to learning and expert learning. Unlike traditional accessibility, UDL advocates the provision of access not only to individuals with disabilities, but to everyone. This workshop will go introduce UDL theory and practice, then look specifically at participants’ courses to walk through a UDL design sequence from closely examining goals to developing well designed assessments to the provision of options for learning in methods and materials. By the end of the workshop, participants will have had the chance to re-design one unit of their course and the skills to expand these strategies to other units therein.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

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ONLINE, SELF-PACED; Accessibility & UDL: Closed Captioning Videos for Everyone!

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As you may know, UT System has adopted an Accessibility policy (Links to an external site.), which went into effect in October, 2017. The current effort to move classes online has increased the importance of ensuring that our materials are accessible given the greater independence afforded to- and required of- students taking classes online. As a self-paced asynchronous learning experience, you may complete the course whenever and wherever you'd like and at your own pace. Register for the course and begin learning at tiny.utk.edu/AccessibleLearning In this asynchronous workshop, you will learn how how and why to find or create captioned media for use in learning experiences. By the end of this training, you should be able to: • Identify who benefits from closed captioning and why. • Determine how to find existing captioned media for use in class. • Apply captioning techniques using YouTube, Canvas Studio, and Amara for different situations. Register for the course and begin learning at tiny.utk.edu/AccessibleLearning

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

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ONLINE, SELF-PACED; Accessibility & UDL: Making Documents Accessible

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In this asynchronous workshop, you will learn how and why to make word documents accessible and how to export them into PDF and HTML files. This course follows a principle-based approach to accessibility such that the lessons learned about creating accessible Word documents will transfer to other media such as Canvas, PowerPoint, or PDFs. If you would like to learn more about how to apply accessibility principles specifically to PowerPoint or Canvas (or any other software or platform), let us know by contacting help.utk.edu. As a self-paced asynchronous learning experience, you may complete the course whenever and wherever you'd like and at your own pace. Register for the course and begin learning at tiny.utk.edu/AccessibleLearning

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

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ONLINE, SELF-PACED; Accessibility & UDL: Making PowerPoints Accessible

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As you may know, UT System has adopted an Accessibility policy (Links to an external site.), which went into effect in October, 2017. The current effort to move classes online has increased the importance of ensuring that our materials are accessible given the greater independence afforded to- and required of- students taking classes online. In this asynchronous workshop, you will learn how how and why to make word documents accessible and how to export them into PDF and HTML files. This course follows a principle-based approach to accessibility such that the lessons learned about creating accessible PowerPoints will transfer to other media such as Word Documents, Canvas, or PDFs. I As a self-paced asynchronous learning experience, you may complete the course whenever and wherever you'd like and at your own pace. Register for the course and begin learning at https://utk.instructure.com/enroll/D9JTMB

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

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ONLINE, SELF-PACED; Accessibility & UDL: Using Read&Write to Enhance Accessibility

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Read&Write is a very powerful piece of software that is available for no additional cost to all faculty, students, and staff members at the University of Tennessee. At first glance, it might seem like Read&Write only functions as a text reader, but it has a variety of features, such as: Spell Check Prediction Dictionary Picture Dictionary Text to Speech Screenshot Reader Scanning Screen Masking PDF Reader Highlighters Vocabulary List What follows is a brief set of tutorials that should help you get started using Read&Write, as well as a demonstration of a couple of its most immediately useful features. As a self-paced asynchronous learning experience, you may complete the course whenever and wherever you'd like and at your own pace. Register for the course and begin learning at Register for the course and begin learning at https://utk.instructure.com/enroll/D9JTMB

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

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ONLINE, SELF-PACED; Canvas Training for Faculty

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This workshop is designed to familiarize instructors with the need-to-know tools and features of Canvas in order to design, deliver, and manage your course effectively. (log in with your NetID/Password) https://utk.instructure.com/enroll/WMMY8E

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

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ONLINE, SELF-PACED; Implementing UDL on Canvas

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Canvas offers robust tools for accessible and engaging course design. This course helps instructors and instructional designers learn how to maximize the design of Canvas courses using the principles and practice of Universal Design for Learning (UDL). The course also models best practices for Canvas course design, offering rich opportunities to both experience and learn. As a self-paced asynchronous learning experience, you may complete the course whenever and wherever you'd like and at your own pace. Join the course at tiny.utk.edu/UDLonCanvas

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

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ONLINE, SELF-PACED; NVivo: Fundamentals

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NVivo11 is a qualitative data-analysis package used to organize and analyze resources used in qualitative research. NVivo11 allows researchers to analyze documents, electronic web surveys, audio and video files, images, database tables, web pages, and social media content in one platform. This workshop will provide an overview of the software. The interface and features are demonstrated, along with examples of research projects utilizing the software. Participants will import and organize data in NVivo11, add research notes and annotations, and code qualitative data in a variety of ways. Participants will also understand the potential of NVivo11 as a tool for organizing, questioning, visualizing, and reporting qualitative research data.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

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ONLINE, SELF-PACED; Teaching Online Reboot: Canvas and Zoom

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Learn the general framework for easily creating Canvas course sites by applying a new course template as well as techniques to manage the online classroom environment using Zoom. Log in to Canvas with your NetID and Password to begin this workshop at your own pace at the following URL, https://utk.instructure.com/enroll/63EGGE.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Accessibility & UDL: Enhance Accessibility & Productivity with Read & Write Software

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Texthelp's Read&Write software enables you to quickly and easily create audio files (Mp3 files) to convert text-to-speech, and create accessible PDFs, websites and Canvas pages for your students and others. But wait, there’s more! Read&Write offers studying, writing, and revision tools that everyone can use to improve learning, vocabulary, research and writing skills. Come to this hands-on workshop to learn how to use and teach others to use this robust learning tool. Read&Write software is available to UT employees and students at no additional charge.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Accessibility & UDL: Enhancing Video Learning with Captions

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Captioning, once thought to be exclusively for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, has well researched benefits for ALL learners. Indeed, captions are known to improve attention, retention, and comprehension of learning videos. In this hands-on workshop, participants will have the opportunity to learn multiple ways to efficiently and effectively caption their own videos using YouTube or Canvas Studio.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Accessibility & UDL: Overcoming Accessibility Barriers in Assessments

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This workshop illustrates how instructors can apply the principles of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) to ensure that assessments are accessible, valid, and effective.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Adobe Acrobat: Basics

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Adobe Acrobat is an application to view, create, manipulate, print, and manage files in Portable Document Format (PDF). This is an introductory class to using the different tools connected with Acrobat.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Adobe After Effects: Create Simple Animations for Explaining a Concept in Your Presentations

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The Adobe After Effects workshop provides an introduction to the software and teaches you various tips and tricks to easily animate online or in person presentations. By learning these tools, you will have the ability to transform your presentations, filling them with life and movement, and ultimately creating an engaging environment for demonstrating and learning. Best part of it is, no former knowledge on After Effects is required! The workshop entails setting up your composition as well as the essential basics for animating. We will demonstrate how to mask objects and create shapes that you can then animate and create movement. You will learn how to highlight important topics by animating lines and arrows across your screen. You will learn how to animate text onto your composition. Finally, we will cover how to convert your finished product into a video for all to see. Don’t worry, we will provide ample time to answer questions from the audience!

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Adobe Illustrator: Introduction

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This workshop will introduce you to the Illustrator palettes, tools, and overall layout of the program. This hands-on workshop will focus on creating a vector-based illustration, taking you through steps of creating shapes, fills, lines, patterns and applying effects. By the end of workshop you will have created your own illustration.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Adobe InDesign: Basics

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InDesign can be used to create works such as posters, flyers, brochures, magazines, newspapers, and books. This is an introductory class that will give you a basic understanding of InDesign and how to use the different tools available therein.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Adobe Lightroom: Organize and Edit your Photos like a pro

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Lightroom is an image management and editing application from Adobe. Using Lightroom, users are able to work through their images sorting and organizing making them easy to find when needed, editing the look of the images, and finally sharing on the web. Attendees at this workshop will be introduced to the application interface and lean the basics of using the application.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Adobe Muse: Basics

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Learn how to build a website without touching HTML or CSS. Adobe Muse is a fun and easy way for designers to build websites from start to publish. It allows you to optimize your site for desktop, tablets, and phones.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Adobe Photoshop: Banners, Brushes, and Colors

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Unravel the mystery of Photoshop. Learning how to use layers is the key! This class teaches the fundamentals of layering. To understand layering, think of stacking transparencies of different graphics to give the appearance of one image. Add some art to the mystery with Painting and Editing. Work with colors, brushes, gradients, and more.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Adobe Photoshop: Compositing Images with Photoshop

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Through the use of creative selections you’ll combine multiple images into one image.

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Adobe Photoshop: Improving your Photos

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In this class, participants learn to use masks to protect parts of an image from change, just like using masking tape to paint a room or a vehicle, or using a stencil to letter a sign. Students also learn to retouch photos. They will learn to remove unwanted objects from a picture, change a gray sky to partly cloudy, and brighten the colors.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Adobe Photoshop: Layers, Frames, and Edges

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Participants will learn advanced layer techniques to selectively hide and reveal portions of artwork, to align images, and to add layer effects to a type layer.

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Adobe Photoshop: Selections and Manipulations

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If you are new to Photoshop, this is the perfect workshop to begin learning the tools and basic techniques. Participants will examine the Photoshop interface. Selections from the toolbar will be defined, discussed, and applied to a graphic. Invaluable shortcuts for opening, viewing, and selecting will be taught. Work with palettes and palette menus. Learn and apply the creative skills needed for manipulating graphics. These skills include selecting, editing, and rotating shapes, then adding the shapes to another graphic.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Adobe Rush & iMovie: Editing Videos

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Participants will learn the basic of video editing using iMovie. The class will cover:

Importing video footage and stills
Cropping, trimming, and splitting clips
Inserting transitions between clips
Adding background music

Although this workshop was written with students in mind, faculty and staff are welcome to attend.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Adobe Spark: Easy Ways You Can Have Your Students Create Assignments

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Spark is a free cloud-based application that empowers you to create creative social media Post, Pages and Videos with voice-over. It’s very easy to use, and creating content is just a mouse click away. Adobe even provides stock photos and royalty-free music for the videos you create. Adobe has created a wonderful tool for producing online content. Because the application is cloud-based, you can start a project on one computer and continue editing it on another computer or device.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Adobe Spark: Get noticed on Social Media with Spark

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Spark is a free cloud-based application that empowers you to create creative social media Post, Pages and Videos with voice-over. It’s very easy to use, and creating content is just a mouse click away. Adobe even provides stock photos and royalty-free music for the videos you create. Adobe has created a wonderful tool for producing online content. Because the application is cloud-based, you can start a project on one computer and continue editing it on another computer or device.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Applied Statistics: Post Hoc Tests For Interactions (Special Topic)

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Post hoc tests (from Latin post hoc which means “after this”) consists for analyses that are not specified prior to seeing the data and are used to explore how significant factors differ. This special topics workshop will provide an overview of post hoc analyses for interactions, including both between and within subject comparisons, as well as provide information on the many methods of controlling the Type 1 error rate. This is a special topic. Special topics are advanced, one-time workshops open to anyone interested in attending.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

Camtasia: Creating Instruction

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Would you like to record your desktop and make amazing videos to deliver instruction? Need an easy way to provide course guidance or feedback on an assignment? It’s easy with Camtasia’s built in screen recorder. You can make your videos stand out by adding visual effects, animated backgrounds, cursor highlights, callout shapes, royalty-free music, and you can even add quiz questions. All these features will be demonstrated and you will have time to create a video to share with your students.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Canvas Folio: Digital Tool for Assessment and Student Career Prep

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ePortfolios are being used in all disciplines of Higher Education for a variety of purposes: to showcase student work, to demonstrate student acquisition of essential competencies, to assess student learning, and to support students in preparing for the job market. In addition, ePortfolios are used by institutions to encourage students to participate in and record multi-disciplinary activities, and many departments use them as a discussion focus when identifying desired programmatic competencies and the artifacts that students should produce in each course to demonstrate acquisition of those competencies. This workshop will highlight how ePortfolios can be implemented for many of these purposes, the benefits and the theory and research behind their use, and the steps involved in initiating ePortfolios for your students, course, department, project, or for yourself! The Canvas ePortfolio tool will be demonstrated and participants will be given the opportunity to experiment with its features.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Canvas: Analytics for Student Success

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Analytics can improve student success by providing insight into student learning behaviors. Faculty will learn how to assess the effectiveness of their online teaching methods, identify areas that need improvement, and identify at-risk students.

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Canvas: Assignments, Assessments, and Grades

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This workshop will focus on the Canvas assessment tools (Assignments and Quizzes) faculty can use to track and/or improve student learning. Instructors will also learn the relationship between Canvas assessments and the grade book. We'll go beyond the nuts and bolts of assessment creation and management by learning about many best practices and helpful hints that can contribute toward a better, more efficient online experience for both you and your students.

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Canvas: Foundations: Getting Started

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This workshop provides a foundational overview of basic features and functionality available in Canvas that allows instructors to build and support engaging courses.

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Canvas: Getting Started with Canvas Studio

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This workshop will provide an overview of the Canvas Studio video platform - the next-generation online video learning platform. Canvas Studio integrates with Canvas and allows instructors to seamlessly create media interaction and active learning experiences in the online classroom. Learn how Canvas Studio can engage both students and instructors, provide insightful viewing analytics, generate captions, and turn video and audio content into conversation. All workshops are listed in Eastern Standard Time. Zoom session link: https://tiny.utk.edu/studio-training

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Canvas: Simple Ideas to apply UDL Principles within Your Canvas Course

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It’s been said that “that’s the way we’ve always done it” is the most dangerous phrase in the English language. In this workshop, you’ll learn about Universal Design for Learning (UDL). UDL is a structured approach to designing learning experiences that forms a practical, meaningful expansion of accessibility concepts. In this workshop, our UDL specialist will share from his experience as a UDL educator and researcher, provide some highlights from the recent UDL in Higher Ed conference put on the by the Tennessee Board of Regents, and generally support understanding about what UDL is, how you may get started with it in class or on Canvas, and will provide you with resources and strategies you can use immediately.

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Canvas: Tips & Tricks

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During this one-hour Canvas Tips & Tricks session, we will reveal and illustrate for you several lesser-known features and strategies that can help you more successfully and more efficiently manage your Canvas courses, and connect with your students.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Classroom Tech: Clicker and Classroom Technology Drop-in Consultations

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Clickers and Classroom Technology: Save time! During this drop-in consultation day, you can come in anytime to ask questions on clickers, Cynap, document cameras, projectors, how to best use the technology in your classroom, and more. Are you wondering how to incorporate clickers into your class? Do you have questions on why your PowerPoint doesn't project the way you want it to? Ask us! Bring your laptop to get setup with Clickers and see how to get it working with the classroom technology.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Classroom Tech: Clickers for Online Learning

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Learn: • Basics of using clickers over Zoom • New feature: Deliver all content, including PowerPoint, via TurningPoint mobile app (allows a go-at-your-own pace quiz)

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Classroom Tech: Student Clicker Table @ Volshop

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Drop In at the Volshop

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Cloud Storage: Options for UTK Faculty/Staff

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Comparison of T-Storage, Microsoft OneDrive, and Google Drive with emphasis on uses for faculty and staff.

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Data Visualization: Best Practices

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The same data visualization could be good or bad depending on the point you’re trying to make. We will briefly discuss your options of using words and tables, then we will focus a variety of graphical displays, showing when each works best. This workshop is optionally followed by two others: Excel Data Visualization and R Data Visualization. Those show how to make the graphs discussed in this workshop.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

Google Forms: Introduction

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ONE-HOUR WORKSHOP. It’s more than just creating a survey, although we can do that with Google Forms too, but you can also create registration information, take a quick poll, collect email addresses, and even create a pop quiz that can be taken on any device and the results sent back to a spreadsheet in real-time where you can create charts to help you analyze the data. In this class you’ll learn the basics of using Google Forms by designing a form to collect email addresses and creating a quick opinion poll.

Although this is listed as a student-focused workshop, faculty and staff are welcome to attend.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Google Sites and Google Forms: Introduction

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ONE-HOUR WORKSHOP. It’s more than just creating a survey, although we can do that with Google Forms too, but you can also create registration information, take a quick poll, collect email addresses, and even create a pop quiz that can be taken on any device and the results sent back to a spreadsheet in real-time where you can create charts to help you analyze the data. In this class you’ll learn the basics of using Google Forms by designing a form to collect email addresses and creating a quick opinion poll.

Although this is listed as a student-focused workshop, faculty and staff are welcome to attend.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Google Sites: Introduction

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A portfolio / résumé website is one of the best ways to get your name out to potential employers. Google Sites makes it easy for you to create a site that gets your name, skills, and contact information into the right hands. In this class you’ll learn how to create a Google Site and begin designing your own personal résumé site.

Although this is listed as a student-focused workshop, faculty and staff are welcome to attend.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Instructing: Leveraging Student Devices for Active Learning

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Instructing: Promoting Student Engagement & Success in the Online Classroom

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This hands-on session introduces faculty to strategies and tools that promote and sustain student engagement in both asynchronous and synchronous online classes.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Instructing: Screencasting Tips to Enhance Teaching and Learning

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During this online, synchronous workshop you will gain hands-on tips in creating an instructional screencast or video using your own video capture technology (e.g., mobile phone, tablet or laptop) and Canvas or Zoom. Participants will produce a short (3 minutes or less) single-topic screencast or video, while learning to: Prepare your props and/or script Record your video with no, or very little editing Upload your video to YouTube Embed the video into Canvas Check and Edit Accessibility This engaging workshop acquaints you with your students/audience, introduces or reinforces course or informational content, offers just-in-time learning, and appeals to the current video culture.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Instructing: Teaching, Learning & Assessment in Large Online Courses

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Whether you are teaching an online class of fifty or five hundred, this session will help you learn specifics related to the effective design and delivery of a large online class. Join experienced online instructional faculty and staff as they present strategies for successfully teaching and managing high enrollment courses, including techniques for assessing student learning.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Instructional Technology Community of Practice

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The IT Community of Practice (ITCoP) is a Faculty Fellow initiative that provides an opportunity for faculty to bring their lunch and join colleagues in demonstration and discussion on trends and issues in instructional technology. Click the recording links (where available) to view previous meetings. Brown Bag Lunch Meetings Fall 2017 – Spring 2018 Every 4th Wednesday from 12:20pm – 1:10pm Location: Practice Presentation Room, John C. Hodges Library, Commons North (220E) Access and Engagement The IT Community of Practice (ITCoP) theme for the 2017-18 academic year is Access and Engagement. Guest presenters will share instructional technology implementations related to making course content accessible to all and featuring engagement options to enhance student learning.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

JMP: Basics

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New workshop! Students will learn the basics of using the JMP interface to accomplish the following tasks: manage data effectively; explore data by using the software's extensive graphical capabilities; create and manage data summary reports in JMP; and conduct basic data analysis. Hands-on examples will be provided throughout the session. Prior knowledge of JMP is not required.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

JMP: Text analysis

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Text analysis is the process of deriving information from text by creating sets of structured data out of unstructured documents. The purpose of typical text analysis tasks include text categorization, text clustering, concept extraction, production of granular taxonomies, sentiment analysis, document summarization, and entity relation modeling. This workshop will briefly review the ways JMP can be used to perform the techniques of text analysis. Practical tutorials will be conducted throughout the session and participants will be able to gain hands-on experiences. Prior preliminary knowledge of JMP is preferred but not required.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

LinkedIn Clinic: Headshots

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Workshop listing for headshot photos to be taken at the OIT LinkedIn Clinic

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LinkedIn Clinic: LinkedIn Consultation

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Workshop created for students who requested a LinkedIn Consultation during OIT LinkedIn Clinic

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LinkedIn Clinic: Resume Consults

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Workshop created to list students who received a Resume consultation during the OIT LinkedIn Clinic

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LinkedIn Clinic: Website Consults

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Workshop created for students seeking Website consultations at the OIT LinkedIn Clinic

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LinkedIn Learning: Creating Collections & Groups

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Participants will gain an understanding of how to use LinkedIn Learning as admin, how to create collections, creating reports, and posting to Canvas.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

LinkedIn Learning: Personal Development

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Participants will gain an understanding of opportunities offered on LinkedIn Learning to help them with Personal Development goals, certifications, and career development.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

LinkedIn Learning: Using LinkedIn Learning Groups

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With LinkedIn Learning, you can both assign and monitor the completion of LinkedIn Learning content for your students by creating a group for your class. Learn how to manage your groups and join us via Zoom for one of these the 30-minute training sessions. Learn more on our OIT site and get the ICS file for downloading your calendar invitation.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

LinkedIn Learning: Using LinkedIn learning: Posting to Canvas & Reports

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Participants will gain an understanding of how to use LinkedIn Learning as a sub-admin. The sub-admin roll will allow you to curate collections and then assign that LinkedIn Learning content to specific groups of students. You can upload links to those collections to your Canvas classes and monitor the completion of that assigned content by reviewing reports.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

LinkedIn Profile Tips and Q&A

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Join us for Graduate and Professional Student Appreciation Week and get some tips on creating your LinkedIn Profile. Get a chance to ask questions about your profile and what should be on it.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

LinkedIn: Social Media, LinkedIn, and Your Resume

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Learn how to use social media such as LinkedIn to set up a resume, network, and search for internships and post-graduation jobs. Bring your laptop, iPad, or other mobile device with the LinkedIn app already installed or request to borrow a device to experiment with us.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Linkedln Clinic: Unique Individuals

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Drop In

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Mediator and Moderator Regression

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Mediator and moderator variables are terms in a regression model which intervene between the independent and dependent variables and alter the relationship between them. This workshop will explain the difference between mediation and moderation effects and show how to model and assess them. Examples will use both traditional statistical software and structural equation modeling software.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

Microsoft Access: Advanced Techniques

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Students will perform advanced queries in a Microsoft Access database. Intermediate level training for developing a relational database in Microsoft Access. We will be creating relationships, queries, and reports as well as importing Excel files.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Microsoft Access: Basics

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Students will be introduced to the basics of Microsoft Access including the interfaces and navigation between views. Topics include creating tables, queries, reports, forms, and using basic filtering tools.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Microsoft Excel & R: Best Practices in Data Visualization

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Excel lets you visualize data quickly and easily. In this hands-on workshop you will learn the grammar of graphics while creating a wide range of graphs including bar charts, pie charts, line charts and scatter plots. The workshop will illustrate how to make the graphs that are discussed in Data Visualization Best Practices (a recommended prerequisite, but not required). Familiarity with Excel is helpful, but not required.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Microsoft Excel: Worksheet Basics

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Students will learn the basics of using the Excel interface to accomplish the following tasks: create and edit worksheets, enter data and formulas, format text and values, use sort and filter tools, insert pictures, and manage a workbook.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Microsoft Excel: Advanced Features

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This workshop should be taken after Excel 2 and covers Pivot Tables & Charts, Advanced Formatting, Advanced Filtering, and Macros from formulas.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Microsoft Excel: Forms, Charts, and Macros

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The class covers topics in Microsoft Excel beyond the beginning basics. Topics include calculations, functions and macros on a form, creating and customizing charts, and customizing the page layout. Attendees should know how to enter data, create basic formulas, sort, print, move data and add rows/columns before attending (See Excel Level 1).

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Microsoft Office 365: Overview

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This workshop is an introduction to using the online Office 365 suite. We will teach you how to navigate the interface, create and manage documents, customize Outlook and Calendar, and use Groups.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Microsoft Office 365: Sharing and Collaborating

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This workshop will focus on using the collaborative aspects of the Office 365 suite. We will cover related features of Outlook and Calendar, Groups, Planner, and OneNote, as well as Office 365 mobile apps.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Microsoft OneNote: Collaboration in OneNote

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A quick demonstration on how to collaborate in MS OneNote. We will talk about Sections and Pages, sharing Notebooks and finding Notebooks shared with you, and some of our favorite features including recording audio and annotating over pdfs and images. We’ll provide time for a Q&A session to answer your questions.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Microsoft OneNote: Introduction

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Digital Tools for Notetaking - One Note session

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Microsoft PowerPoint: Getting Started

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Get started right with PowerPoint! Take a walk through the basics of creating a great PowerPoint. Learn some of the best practices, how to tweak a template, the basics of animations and transitions, and more.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Microsoft PowerPoint: Making Memorable Conference Presentations

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Stand out from the rest of the conference presenters with a visually appealing PowerPoint. Learn how to use a video as your background, set videos to autoplay, link Excel files to create dynamic charts, and ensure you are making your presentation accessible for your audience. Incorporate response systems for interactive questions and get tips for making your presentation memorable.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Microsoft PowerPoint: Moving Beyond the Basics

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Learn how to edit images, embed videos, include Excel charts, annotate your PowerPoint and more in this workshop that will help you create a more impactful presentation.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Microsoft Sway: Building a Quick Online Presentation

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This workshop will teach you how to create a presentation without staying up all night to learn a new software package. Sway is a Microsoft app available to all UT faculty, staff, and students at no additional cost. Participants will learn how to quickly create a web-based, shareable presentation from an existing Word document. Easily add PDFs, videos, and other media to your presentation. Quickly adjust your presentation color-theme based on images in within your presentation. There will be time for a Q&A session.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Microsoft Sway: Introduction

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This workshop will teach you how to use Sway, an app in the Office 365 cloud-based suite, to create visually-striking presentations. Sway is an alternative to PowerPoint that is free to you through Office 365. In this workshop, you will learn the different parts of the Sway interface, how to create a presentation, how to design and adjust a layout, and how to share your Sway.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Microsoft Teams Overview

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In this workshop, you’ll get a quick overview of Microsoft Teams. Learn the difference between a chat and channel, learn how to have impromptu or scheduled video meetings, and see how you can make your Teams group useful for your specific needs. We’ll leave time for Q&A and if you have specific topics you’d like covered, just let us know!

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Microsoft Teams: Best Practices

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In this short workshop, you'll get some of tips on using Microsoft Teams efficiently. Mangaing your chats by renaming, pinning them, or popping them out; creating announcments in your channels; and more! We'll leave time at the end for Q&A to answer your MS Teams questions too!

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Microsoft Teams: Overview

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Get a quick overview of how to use Microsoft Teams for your group. Learn about chats, channels, scheduling video calls, and lots more. We'll leave time for Q&A at the end to answer any specific questions you have.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Microsoft Word: Formatting for Resumes

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Students will learn the basics of using Microsoft Word to format a resume by using styles in the document, adjusting the fonts and using alignment tabs.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

NVivo: Automated Coding and Insights

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Nvivo12 includes various types of auto-coding features. Within this workshop, participants will learn about the pattern based auto-coding tools and the automated theme and sentiment extraction tools available in Nvivo12 . The auto-coding tools within Nvivo are designed for coding large volumes of textual data quickly. Participants will learn about the datasets most suitable for auto-coding and explore the process of using auto-coding. Hands on practice and examples will be provided using interview data and social media data.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

NVivo: Completing Literature Reviews Using Nvivo Software

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Qualitative data-analysis tools such as NVivo are immensely useful for researchers who analyze, synthesize, and write up literature reviews. This workshop will focus on using NVivo (a qualitative data-analysis tool) to organize, query, visualize, and summarize data for a literature review. Additionally, participants will learn how to annotate literature, add research notes, and integrate NVivo with bibliographic software packages such as Endnote and Zotero.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

NVivo: Data Visualization

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NVivo11 is a qualitative data-analysis package used to organize and analyze resources used in qualitative research. NVivo11 allows researchers to analyze documents, electronic web surveys, audio and video files, images, database tables, web pages, and social media content in one platform. This workshop will provide an in-depth review of the data visualization tools included in Nvivo. Participants will practice creating queries, maps, charts and diagrams.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

NVivo: Introduction

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Qualitative data-analysis tools such as NVivo are immensely useful for researchers who analyze, synthesize, and write up literature reviews. This workshop will focus on using NVivo (a qualitative data-analysis tool) to organize, query, visualize, and summarize data for a literature review. Additionally, participants will learn how to annotate literature, add research notes, and integrate NVivo with bibliographic software packages such as Endnote and Zotero.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

NVivo: Visualizing Qualitative Data Using Nvivo

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NVivo12 is a qualitative data-analysis package used to organize and analyze resources used in qualitative research. NVivo12 allows researchers to analyze documents, electronic web surveys, audio and video files, images, database tables, web pages, and social media content in one platform. This workshop will provide an in-depth review of the data visualization tools included in NVivo. Participants will practice creating queries, maps, charts and diagrams.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

ONLINE, SELF-PACED: OER: Avoiding Copyright Issues With Open Educational Resources (OER)

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COMING SOON. This online, self-paced workshop features technologies that can be used to find and create free and copyright-free Open Educational Resources (OER) to use as learning materials for your courses. The content highlights sources and technologies for copyright-free images, videos, textbooks, course units, and more. Video demonstrations, examples, and exercises help you learn to search for specific topics and locate materials that you can use and remix for your courses. Check back in July to access this self-paced Canvas workshop at https://utk.instructure.com/courses/77938/

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

ONLINE, SELF-PACED; Accessibility & UDL: Designing Accessible Course Materials

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This workshop series provides opportunity for faculty to learn about the benefits and applied principles for proactively designing courses that are accessible for all learners. Specific topics include why and how to design accessible material, including: word documents, PDFs, Canvas pages, and video & audio. It is intended to be a practical survey, guiding participants through the steps to make material accessible on the level of providing perceptual access and utility for everyone. As part of the workshop, participants will practice applying these concepts to actual course material from their courses with guided oversight and support.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Post Hoc Tests for Main Effects

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Post hoc tests (from Latin post hoc which means “after this”) consists for analyses that are not specified prior to seeing the data and are used to explore how significant factors differ. This special topics workshop will provide an overview of post hoc analyses for main effects, including both between and within subject comparisons, as well as provide information on the many methods of controlling the Type 1 error rate.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

Presentations: Best Practices for Presentations

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In this workshop, attendees will get tips on the best practices for designing, delivering and assessing presentations. Software covered will include PowerPoint, Google Slides, and Sway. We’ll give you tips on how to not use endless bullet points, what types of images are best (hint: don’t use clipart), and how to organize your presentation to keep your audience awake.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Presentations: Creating Effective Posters that will get Your Topic Noticed

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Sometime during the semester, you'll need to create a poster for a class presentation or a conference poster session. In this short workshop, you'll learn five simple steps to help you create a successful, attention-grabbing poster. Concept, Design, Resources, Printing, and Mounting. You leave the session with the tools and resources needed to create a poster that will get your topic the attention it deserves.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Python: Introduction

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In this hands-on workshop you will learn to use the Python programming language to create list, dictionary, tuples, and strings; how to manage your files and workspace; how to control Python functions; how to read comma-separated data files; how to select variables and observations; how to create plots.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

Python: Machine Learning

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In this hands-on workshop you will learn how to use Python to discover useful patterns in your data and to make accurate predictions. Topics will include data preparation, automated variable selection, cross-validation methods, and several popular modeling approaches including decision trees and neural networks. We will use the popular sci-kit learn and yellow brick package which integrates the various steps and standardizes them across many modeling methods.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

QuestionPro for Qualtrics Users

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This workshop is targeted for current Qualtrics users and will provide an overview of building and deploying surveys in QuestionPro and how the process compares to Qualtrics. The workshop will also cover information on how to migrate surveys and data from Qualtrics to QuestionPro. Prerequisite: Should be a current Qualtrics user.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

QuestionPro: Introduction

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Introduction to QuestionPro: In this hands-on workshop, you will create and deploy a web-based survey using QuestionPro. Basic question construction (single and multiple response questions, grid/matrix tables for Likert questions, text questions) will be covered as well as how to add in Display and Skip Logic, which allows the respondent to skip questions that do not pertain to them, thereby shortening their response time. An overview of the reporting tools and how to export data will also be presented.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

R: Basics

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In this hands-on workshop you will learn to use the R programming language to create vectors, factors and data frames; how to manage your files and workspace; how to control R functions; how to read comma-separated data files; how to select variables and observations; how to create plots and how to perform basic statistical analyses.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

R: Data Visualization

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R’s ggplot2 package lets you visualize data, making even complex graphs easily. In this hands-on workshop you will learn the grammar of graphics approach and create a wide range of graphs including bar plots, dot plots, pie charts, line charts, and scatter plots with various types of fit lines. You will also learn how to easily create graphs divided up by groups. The course shows how to make all the graphs discussed in Data Visualization Best Practices (recommended as a prerequisite, but not required). Familiarity with the R programming language is also helpful but not required.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

R: Machine Learning

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R for Machine Learning – In this hands-on workshop you will learn how to use R to discover useful patterns in your data and to make accurate predictions. Topics will include data preparation, automated variable selection, cross-validation methods, model tuning, and several popular modeling approaches including decision trees, random forests, gradient boosting machines, and neural networks. We will use the popular tidymodels package which integrates the various steps and standardizes them across many modeling methods.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

R: Markdown

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R Markdown – In this hands-on workshop you will learn how to blend your research writing, programming, and output into a single word processing style document using the R Markdown language. This style of work is known as Reproducible Research since every phase of the analysis can be recreated by “knitting” a single document. The output document can be HTML with an interactive table of contents, or Word or PDF formats. While we will be using it with the R language, Markdown commands apply to many other languages such as Python and SAS. Some knowledge of the R language would be helpful but is not required. Prerequisites: None

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

R: Statistics

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In this hands-on workshop, you will learn to program common statistical analysis including frequency tables, descriptive statistics, chi-square, correlation, linear regression, t-tests and analysis of variance with post-hoc tests. Prerequisite: R Basics Time: 2 hours

This is an researcher focused workshop.

R: Text Analysis

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In this hands-on workshop you will learn to use R to read text from various sources, extract both sentiment and topics from it, and optionally use that information in statistical or machine learning models. We will use the tidytext package, which integrates functions from several other packages.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

SAS: Analysis of Covariance Using (Special Topic)

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An Analysis of Covariance (ANCOVA) is performed when a researcher would like test an outcome for differences in categorical factors, while accounting for outside variability from additional continuous measures. This allows for the researcher to more precisely evaluate treatment differences while accounting for outside sources of variability. This workshop will discuss how to use SAS to perform one-way and two-way ANCOVA. Tests for the homogeneity of slopes, equal slope ANCOVA, and unequal slope ANCOVA models will be discussed. This is a special topic. Special topics are advanced, one-time workshops open to anyone interested in attending.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

SAS: Data Analysis

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SAS is a popular package for data analysis and graphics. This workshop shows you how to run the most widely used statistics and graphics in SAS, as well as how to interpret the output. Topics include: importing data in SAS, SAS procedures statements, exploring your data, measuring the strength of association between two continuous variables, comparing two groups on categorical and continuous variables, t-tests, analysis of variance and regression using the general linear model, how to produce plots in SAS, and where to go to learn more. The hands-on lab session will employ SAS for Microsoft Windows. Participants should have a basic knowledge of statistics.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

SAS: Multi-level Regression Models in SAS Proc Mixed

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Multi-level regression models, also known as hierarchical linear models or random coefficient models, are regression models with predictor variables measured a various different levels. For example, a model of standardized test score performance could contain predictors measured at the student level (e.g. age, gender), the classroom level (e.g. teacher’s years of experience), and at the school level (e.g. percent free/reduced lunch). Another type of multi-level model is the growth curve model which measures the dependent variable at multiple time points across a group of students. Proc Mixed allows the researcher to specify whether the slopes and/or intercepts of lower level predictors are allowed to vary within higher levels, and determines the variance in the dependent variable due to the higher level grouping factors (e.g. classroom, school).

This is an researcher focused workshop.

SAS: ODS Graphics for Data Visualization (Special Topic)

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The SAS ODS graphics procedures SGPLOT SGPANEL and SGSCATTER are a powerful but easy to use tools for creating publication quality graphics from your empirical data This workshop is geared for researchers who require publication quality graphics and who have a working knowledge of the SAS software package. This is a special topic. Special topics are advanced, one-time workshops open to anyone interested in attending.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

SAS: Programming Basics

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SAS is one of the most popular software packages for data analysis and visualization. It is a powerful tool that enables programmers to perform various tasks including information retrieval, data management, report writing and graphics, statistical analysis, and data mining. This workshop provides instruction on how to program effectively using SAS and understand basic concepts about SAS programs.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

SPSS AMOS: Structural Equation Modeling

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Structural equation modeling (SEM) is a multivariate statistical analysis technique that is used to analyze the structural relationship between measured variables and latent constructs. This workshop is a brief overview of structural equation modeling using the SPSS AMOS software and features an introduction to the logic of SEM, the assumptions and required input for SEM analysis, and how to perform SEM analyses using SPSS AMOS. Throughout the course, participants will be able to do practical exercises. Prior preliminary knowledge of SPSS is preferred but not required.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

SPSS: Basics

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SPSS is a popular package for data analysis and graphics. This hands-on workshop takes you from starting the package through data coding, entry and cleanup, creating new variables, how to get output for different groups, how to request an analysis or a graph, manipulating the output, and where you can learn more. The hands-on lab session will employ the easy-to-use version for Microsoft Windows, but the menus are almost identical on Macintosh and Linux. Participants should have basic knowledge of Windows, Macintosh, or UNIX X-Windows. You may bring your own laptop if you wish.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

SPSS: Data Analysis

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SPSS is a popular package for data analysis and graphics. This workshop shows you how to run the most widely used statistics and graphics in SPSS, as well as how to interpret the output. Topics include: exploring your data to find errors, extreme values and sparse categories; examining the distributions of continuous variables; measuring the strength of association between two continuous variables; comparing two groups on categorical and continuous variables and where to go to learn more. The hands-on lab session will employ the easy-to-use version for Microsoft Windows, but the menus are almost identical on Macintosh and UNIX. Participants should have a basic knowledge of statistics.

You may bring your own laptop if you wish.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

SPSS: Mixed Model Analysis

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The Linear Mixed Models technique extends the general linear model to allow for correlated design structures and nonconstant variability in the model. SPSS provides a set of efficient tools for analyzing mixed models. This workshop introduces the basic concepts of mixed models and demonstrates how to process and analyze mixed models in SPSS. Hands on tutorials will be conducted throughout the session, giving attendees a chance to see SPSS in action for mixed model analysis. Prior preliminary knowledge of SPSS is preferred but not required.

This is an researcher focused workshop.

Statistics in one Hour

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This workshop provides a one-hour introduction to statistical principals encountered in the research environment. Concepts such as data entry, hypothesis testing, p-values, power analysis, and data analysis are briefly covered to provide a baseline introduction to the statistical approach to problem solving. An effort is made to tie this information back to the scientific method so individuals with a broad scientific background find the material accessible. This workshop is available upon request.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Student Activity Roster Training

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Training on how to use the Student Activity Roster Tool / Upload to Banner

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Virtual Vol Bootcamp: A Four-Part Series (Option 1)

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ALL SESSIONS ARE FULL FOR THE CURRENT BOOTCAMP. WE PLAN TO OFFER THE BOOTCAMP AGAIN THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER. SPECIFIC DETAILS AND DATES WILL BE ANNOUNCED SOON. REGISTRATION WILL ADD YOU TO A WAITLIST SO WE MAY CONTACT YOU ABOUT ANY FUTURE EVENTS.

Series 1: May 11-20; Mondays and Wednesdays; 4:00-6:00 pm ET

Get help, support, and direction for your summer online course delivery with this four-part series of workshops offered in collaboration with the Office of Information Technology (OIT) and Teaching and Learning Innovation (TLI). This series of synchronous, online workshops will include asynchronous learning modules, small group discussions, and individual consultation focused on helping the University of Tennessee, Knoxville instructors acquire the skills necessary to deliver effective online learning experiences this summer.

Topics to Be Covered
• Utilize a Canvas course template
• Develop an online course syllabus
• Add instructional content to a Canvas course site
• Design and deliver online assessments
• Use Zoom for remote teaching and learning
• Implement strategies for managing the online classroom
• Recognize methods for promoting equity and inclusion
• Design and deliver online activities that promote student engagement and collaboration

Canvas Overview Workshop

Mon., May 11, 4:00-6:00 pm ET

Learn the general framework for creating Canvas course sites that are structured, modular, consistent, user-friendly, and provide an engaging learning experience for your students. Participants will be introduced to a streamlined course template and basic framework to get your course set up quickly and sensibly.

Zoom Essentials Workshop

Wed. May 13, 4:00-6:00 pm ET

Participants will learn the mechanics of scheduling meetings, applying security measures to ensure FERPA and HIPPA compliance, and recording and posting Zoom classes. Techniques to manage the online classroom environment and set up breakout rooms for student group work and discussion within Zoom will also be covered.

Online Assessment Workshop

Mon. May 18, 4:00-6:00 pm ET

Online assessment may require some retooling of your standard assessment measures and techniques. This workshop covers all aspects of assessing your students from quizzing and testing, to projects, and paper. Participants will learn about the assessment tools available to campus including the Canvas Quiz Tool, Akindi, Qualtrics, and tools available for additional protection while administering your online assessments, which are Respondus LockDown Browser and Respondus Monitor.

Managing Your Online Class

Wed. May 20, 4:00-6:00 pm ET

Whether your online class has 30 students or 300, knowing how to manage the virtual classroom is an essential component of promoting an active and inclusive online learning environment. In this workshop, participants will learn strategies for organizing and managing online discussions, steps for developing a communications plan, and preventing and handling unexpected classroom behaviors such as unwanted visitors in a Zoom class session.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Virtual Vol Bootcamp: A Four-Part Series (Option 2)

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ALL SESSIONS ARE FULL FOR THE CURRENT BOOTCAMP. WE PLAN TO OFFER THE BOOTCAMP AGAIN THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER. SPECIFIC DETAILS AND DATES WILL BE ANNOUNCED SOON. REGISTRATION WILL ADD YOU TO A WAITLIST SO WE MAY CONTACT YOU ABOUT ANY FUTURE EVENTS.

Option 2: May 12-21; Tuesdays and Thursdays; 2:00-4:00 pm ET

Get help, support, and direction for your summer online course delivery with this four-part series of workshops offered in collaboration with the Office of Information Technology (OIT) and Teaching and Learning Innovation (TLI). This series of synchronous, online workshops will include asynchronous learning modules, small group discussions, and individual consultation focused on helping the University of Tennessee, Knoxville instructors acquire the skills necessary to deliver effective online learning experiences this summer.

Topics to Be Covered
• Utilize a Canvas course template
• Develop an online course syllabus
• Add instructional content to a Canvas course site
• Design and deliver online assessments
• Use Zoom for remote teaching and learning
• Implement strategies for managing the online classroom
• Recognize methods for promoting equity and inclusion
• Design and deliver online activities that promote student engagement and collaboration

Canvas Overview Workshop

Tues. May 12, 2:00-4:00 ET

Learn the general framework for creating Canvas course sites that are structured, modular, consistent, user-friendly, and provide an engaging learning experience for your students. Participants will be introduced to a streamlined course template and basic framework to get your course set up quickly and sensibly.

Zoom Essentials Workshop

Thurs. May 14, 2:00-4:00 ET

Participants will learn the mechanics of scheduling meetings, applying security measures to ensure FERPA and HIPPA compliance, and recording and posting Zoom classes. Techniques to manage the online classroom environment and set up breakout rooms for student group work and discussion within Zoom will also be covered.

Online Assessment Workshop

Tues. May 19, 2:00-4:00 ET

Online assessment may require some retooling of your standard assessment measures and techniques. This workshop covers all aspects of assessing your students from quizzing and testing, to projects, and paper. Participants will learn about the assessment tools available to campus including the Canvas Quiz Tool, Akindi, Qualtrics, and tools available for additional protection while administering your online assessments, which are Respondus LockDown Browser and Respondus Monitor.

Managing Your Online Class

Thurs. May 21, 2:00-4:00 ET Whether your online class has 30 students or 300, knowing how to manage the virtual classroom is an essential component of promoting an active and inclusive online learning environment. In this workshop, participants will learn strategies for organizing and managing online discussions, steps for developing a communications plan, and preventing and handling unexpected classroom behaviors such as unwanted visitors in a Zoom class session.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Virtual Vol Bootcamp: A Four-Part Series (Option 3)

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ALL SESSIONS ARE FULL FOR THE CURRENT BOOTCAMP. WE PLAN TO OFFER THE BOOTCAMP AGAIN THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER. SPECIFIC DETAILS AND DATES WILL BE ANNOUNCED SOON. REGISTRATION WILL ADD YOU TO A WAITLIST SO WE MAY CONTACT YOU ABOUT ANY FUTURE EVENTS.

Option 3: May 13-22; Wednesdays and Fridays; 9:00-11:00 am ET

Get help, support, and direction for your summer online course delivery with this four-part series of workshops offered in collaboration with the Office of Information Technology (OIT) and Teaching and Learning Innovation (TLI). This series of synchronous, online workshops will include asynchronous learning modules, small group discussions, and individual consultation focused on helping the University of Tennessee, Knoxville instructors acquire the skills necessary to deliver effective online learning experiences this summer.

Topics to Be Covered
• Utilize a Canvas course template
• Develop an online course syllabus
• Add instructional content to a Canvas course site
• Design and deliver online assessments
• Use Zoom for remote teaching and learning
• Implement strategies for managing the online classroom
• Recognize methods for promoting equity and inclusion
• Design and deliver online activities that promote student engagement and collaboration

Canvas Overview Workshop

Wed. May 13, 9:00-11:00 am ET

Learn the general framework for creating Canvas course sites that are structured, modular, consistent, user-friendly, and provide an engaging learning experience for your students. Participants will be introduced to a streamlined course template and basic framework to get your course set up quickly and sensibly.

Zoom Essentials Workshop

Fri. May 15, 9:00-11:00 am ET

Participants will learn the mechanics of scheduling meetings, applying security measures to ensure FERPA and HIPPA compliance, and recording and posting Zoom classes. Techniques to manage the online classroom environment and set up breakout rooms for student group work and discussion within Zoom will also be covered.

Online Assessment Workshop

Wed. May 20, 9:00-11:00 am ET

Online assessment may require some retooling of your standard assessment measures and techniques. This workshop covers all aspects of assessing your students from quizzing and testing, to projects, and paper. Participants will learn about the assessment tools available to campus including the Canvas Quiz Tool, Akindi, Qualtrics, and tools available for additional protection while administering your online assessments, which are Respondus LockDown Browser and Respondus Monitor.

Managing Your Online Class

Fri. May 22, 9:00-11:00 am ET

Whether your online class has 30 students or 300, knowing how to manage the virtual classroom is an essential component of promoting an active and inclusive online learning environment. In this workshop, participants will learn strategies for organizing and managing online discussions, steps for developing a communications plan, and preventing and handling unexpected classroom behaviors such as unwanted visitors in a Zoom class session.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Virtual Vol Bootcamp: Canvas Overview

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Learn the general framework for creating Canvas course sites that are structured, modular, consistent, user-friendly, and provide an engaging learning experience for your students. Participants will be introduced to a streamlined course template and basic framework to get your course set up quickly and sensibly.

Note: All workshops are in Eastern Time (ET)

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Virtual Vol Bootcamp: Managing Your Online Class

Sorry, there are no scheduled times for this workshop. Contact us for more info.

Whether your online class has 30 students or 300, knowing how to manage the virtual classroom is an essential component of promoting an active and inclusive online learning environment. In this workshop, participants will learn strategies for organizing and managing online discussions, steps for developing a communications plan, and preventing and handling unexpected classroom behaviors such as unwanted visitors in a Zoom class session.

Note: All workshops are in Eastern Time (ET)

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Virtual Vol Bootcamp: Online Assessment

Sorry, there are no scheduled times for this workshop. Contact us for more info.

Online assessment may require some retooling of your standard assessment measures and techniques. This workshop covers all aspects of assessing your students from quizzing and testing, to projects, and paper. Participants will learn about the assessment tools available to campus including the Canvas Quiz Tool, Akindi, Qualtrics, and tools available for additional protection while administering your online assessments, which are Respondus LockDown Browser and Respondus Monitor.

Note: All workshops are in Eastern Time (ET)

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Virtual Vol Bootcamp: Zoom Essentials

Sorry, there are no scheduled times for this workshop. Contact us for more info.

Participants will learn the mechanics of scheduling meetings, applying security measures to ensure FERPA and HIPPA compliance, and recording and posting Zoom classes. Techniques to manage the online classroom environment and set up breakout rooms for student group work and discussion within Zoom will also be covered.

Note: All workshops are in Eastern Time (ET)

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Web: Creating a Student Portfolio With WordPress.com

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Learn how to create a personal portfolio/website with WordPress.com. This course will cover principles for creating a good design and user experience, what to include in your portfolio, creating a personal brand identity, and WordPress.com

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Web: Getting Started with WordPress

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Sign up and learn the basics of WordPress.com, including how to set up your blog, how to customize and change your theme, where to add pictures, and how to add videos.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Web: Introduction to HTML and CSS

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This course will cover HTML and CSS fundamentals, including structure, syntax, and semantics, and will provide participants with a basic understanding of how HTML and CSS work together to display the content and appearance of web pages. Beginning HTML and CSS skills can be used to create and edit web pages, as well as customize existing content in WordPress, Canvas, and other online platforms.

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Web: User-Oriented Design: Designing for Content Providers and End Users

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Topics include designing for the end user, accessible web practices, and designing for content providers.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Web: Web Development Overview

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Get your feet wet in the world of web design and development – learn about the broad range of ways to interact with the Internet today to create websites, ranging from WordPress and blogging software to HTML, web hosting, JavaScript, web accessibility, and more. If you've always wanted to work with websites but weren’t sure where to start, or want a broader look at what is out there, this workshop will get you started in the right direction!

This is a student focused workshop and students are given enrollment priority.

Zoom: Introduction to LiveOnline@UT

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If you currently use tools like Skype and FaceTime, or require an alternative tool for video conferencing for administrative or teaching needs, you’ll want to learn more about LiveOnline@UT (Zoom). Zoom enables users to have interactive, high-quality video and audio conferences from laptops, desktops, and mobile devices. Join us to learn more about Zoom and how it can assist you in teaching and learning, administration, and research collaboration.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

Zoom: What's New in LiveOnline@UT?

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What's New In Zoom - Join us for this one-hour workshop and explore the latest updates in LiveOnline@UT (Zoom). The agenda includes topics such as exploring content sharing and screen layout options, engaging on-screen feedback icons, and managing participants. We’ll discuss these topics and much more! Pre-requisite: Experience with scheduling and leading Zoom meetings. This workshop is online and the workshop instructor will email you a Zoom meeting link the day before the workshop.

This is an instructor focused workshop and only faculty/staff or GTAs may enroll.

To register for a workshop, please sign in:

Series 1: May 11-20; Mondays and Wednesdays; 4:00-6:00 pm ET

Canvas Overview Workshop

Zoom Essentials Workshop

Online Assessment Workshop

Managing Your Online Class

Option 2: May 12-21; Tuesdays and Thursdays; 2:00-4:00 pm ET

Canvas Overview Workshop

Zoom Essentials Workshop

Online Assessment Workshop

Managing Your Online Class

Option 3: May 13-22; Wednesdays and Fridays; 9:00-11:00 am ET

Canvas Overview Workshop

Zoom Essentials Workshop

Online Assessment Workshop

Managing Your Online Class

Note: All workshops are in Eastern Time (ET)

Note: All workshops are in Eastern Time (ET)

Note: All workshops are in Eastern Time (ET)

Note: All workshops are in Eastern Time (ET)