In addition to our live Summer Online Instructional Development, we also offer asynchronous training opportunities for faculty, staff, and grad students.
In Monday’s post, we introduced the summer schedule for live training opportunities. We also offer self-paced, asynchronous trainings, and summer is a great time to try them out!
The Clemson Online Furthering Faculty Education and E-Learning, or COFFEE, series is fully self-paced! You can now boost your Canvas knowledge and online teaching skills when it’s most convenient for you. All courses have a dedicated facilitator, so you will always be able to ask questions and get timely assistance. Clemson Online will record participants’ completion of the course after they complete all of the assigned tasks and can issue a completion certificate upon request. All courses are delivered through Canvas.
Check out all the COFFEE courses we offer, including those focused on Accessibility and Video and Visual!
Clemson Online is proud to announce new opportunities for instructors to gain experience in online course creation, teaching with Canvas, and the Quality Matters course review process. They include:
Please see the full descriptions and registration links at our Quality Matters for Summer Accelerate website.
For applicable participants, these trainings can be listed on annual reviews in the Faculty Success system. Check with your department for specific details. If you have any questions about these training opportunities or any aspect of Quality Matters at Clemson, please email Lori Kinley.
1-1:30 PM: Basics I is an overview of Kaltura and how you can interact with it. It will introduce you to the difference between accessing Kaltura through Canvas and MediaSpace, the difference between My Media and Course Videos, adding an existing video to Kaltura, adding a collaborator (sharing a video), and embedding a video in Canvas.
2-2:30 PM: Basics II is a demonstration of using Kaltura to create videos. It will cover accessing the Kaltura recorder, creating a video using the recorder, basic video edits, accessing your created video, and adding machine-generated captioning.
1-1:30 PM: Advanced I is dedicated to creating interactive quizzes in your Kaltura videos. After this training, you can create a quiz in Kaltura, add a video quiz as an assignment in Canvas, access quiz results, and use the Kaltura Dropbox to let students submit videos.
2-2:30 PM: Advanced II focuses on quality pedagogy when using Kaltura. After this session, you will be able to implement best practices for using Kaltura and you will be able to explain how to use Kaltura to enhance your class.
Contact James Butler with questions about these sessions, or register for all four Kaltura training sessions.
Review our Summer 2023 Events Calendar to see what Online Instruction Development opportunities await!
We have a robust Summer lineup of topics and live training formats to support your use of Canvas and other e-learning tools. Topics cover demonstrations of using Kaltura, presentations on learning objectives and alignment, and workshops to get your Canvas site ready to teach!
All of our live training is recorded. Registrants will automatically receive a link to that day’s video after it has been processed.
Contact James Butler with any questions about these sessions.
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