Wikis provide an easy way for students to develop and publish content in a Web-based environment through collaborative means. Learn how to request a wiki on the University's Mediawiki server and use the wiki features, as well as discuss ideas for fostering team-building and collaboration among students via the Wiki environment.

Learn to record screen motion and voice to create tutorials for instruction. Jing is a free tool for simple screen capture. Camtasia is a more robust application with which you can create flash movies, among other formats.

Wimba Live Classroom is a real-time virtual classroom environment that enhances distance education, hybrid classes, and collaboration activities. The environment supports audio, video, application sharing, presentations and whiteboarding, and it is a tool readily available within ELMS (powered by Blackboard) course spaces. In addition, Wimba voice tools enable faculty to extend the usefulness of such tools as Announcements, E-mail, and the Discussion Board with the integration of voice.

Audience response systems (or clickers) are more accessible in campus classrooms than ever before. Learn more about how to use clickers to create clicker-ready presentations, to retrieve data collected through clicker use, and about best practices for developing questions and integrating them into your lectures. While both Windows and Mac versions of the clicker (TurningPoint) software are available, this workshop is taught in the Windows environment.