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.

In this workshop, participants will learn to populate the grade center with grades via other ELMS tools or manually, create grade types such as weighted, average or minimum/maximum, download the ELMS gradebook to an Excel spreadsheet, categorize, filter and sort grade center content, among other things. See the Training@Maryland Course Catalog to register.

This hands-on interactive workshop will get your started using ELMS for your course.
In this workshop you will learn how to request a course space, view a student roster, upload and link a file, create an announcement page, copy an existing course into a new term-based course space, and survey the Blackboard control panel, among other things. See the Training@Maryland Course Catalog to register.

This hands-on interactive workshop will get your started using ELMS for your course.
In this workshop you will learn how to request a course space, view a student roster, upload and link a file, create an announcement page, copy an existing course into a new term-based course space, and survey the Blackboard control panel, among other things. See Training@Maryland Course Catalog to register.