Project EMIT Episode Listing

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Episode - Title
 Date Description
 Episode 42: Quality Matters - General Standard 4 Essentials 10/30/09 In this episode, we review Standard 4 of the Quality Matters rubric which contains two essential requirements for the development and use of course materials in well designed online or hybrid courses.
 Episode 41: Quality Matters - General Standard 3 Essentials  9/25/09 In this episode, we review Standard 3 of the Quality Matters rubric which contains three essential requirements for the use of assessments in a well-design online or hybrid course.
 Episode 40: Quality Matters - General Standard 2 Essentials  8/21/09 Standard 2 of the Quality Matters rubric contains four essential requirements that are reviewed in this episode.
 39 -Quality Matters - General Standard 1 (Part 2)  7/17/09 This episode completes the description of QM general standard 1. Standards 1.4 - 1.7 are explained and illustrated with examples.
 38 -Quality Matters - General Standard 1 (Part 1)  6/29/09 This episode introduces and explains the first QM general standard that is used for course reviews. Standards 1.1 - 1.3 are explained and illustrated with examples.
 37 -Introducing Quality Matters (Part 2)  6/9/09 In this episode, we continue our introduction to QM. In particular I discuss what is NOT part of the QM review process.
 36 -Introducing Quality Matters and QM Reviews  5/22/09 This episode introduces Quality Matters and the Review Process.
 35 - Open House Interview with Sherri West  5/6/09 TLC Open House video interview with Professor Sherri West of the History Department.
 34 - Open House Interview with Gail Harrigan  4/25/09 Video interview with Gail Harrigan of the Nursing Department at the TLC OPen House.
 33 - Dara Evans: Getting Students Involved (Part 3)  4/19/09 Dara shares other ideas on the use of new technologies and her experiences being mentored.
 32 - Paul Keating: Getting Students Involved (Part 3)  3/27/09 Paul explains how he gets students communicating about the course material inside and outside of the classroom.
 31 - Dara Evans: Getting Students Involved (Part 2)  3/6/09 Dara Evans shares how she uses out-of-the-classroom technology to students to expand their in-class discussions.
 30 - Dara Evans: Group Discussions (Part 1)  2/20/09 Dara Evans talks about teaching for the first time and also discussion activities.
 29 - Paul Keating: Gettings Students Involved (Part 2)  2/6/09 Paul describes how to get students active in the classroom.
 28 - Paul Keating: Gettings Students Involved  1/23/09 Paul talks about how he gets sdtudents involved in course discussion and how the demographics of his students has changed.
 27 - The project so far and moving into year two  12/17/08  I review the project so far.
 26 - Sherri West's Assessing and Learning New Technologies  12/5/08 Sherri plans to assess the results of her introduction of blogs and videos to her courses.
 25 - Professor Raj Wesley's Discussion Forum's (Part 2)  11/19/08 Raj Wesley discusses how she responds to student posts in her forums and the impact on her face-to-face classes.
 24 - Raj Wesley's Discussion Forums (Part 1)  10/31/08 Raj Wesley of the Psychology Department.explains her use of Discussion Forums for her online courses.
 23 - Mike Qaissaunee: Second Life for Education  10/17/08 Mike explains what Second Life is and how it may or may not be beneficial in an educational environment.
 22 -Sherri West: Using New Technologies for Teaching  10/3/08 Sherri explains a few of the new teaching approaches she is taking for the Fall 2008 term.
 21 - Sherri West: Engaging Millennial Students  9/19/08 Professor Sherri West of the History Department, talks about adapting teaching approaches to engage todays students.
 20 - Art Marshall and Doug Coil - Planning the Maptest Project and Suggestions  8/20/08 Art and Doug sharing some suggestions on project planning, working with the TLC.
 19 - Mike Qaissaunee Explains Viral Videos and PowerPoints  8/7/08 Mike explains what viral videos are and the concept of viral PowerPoints.
 18 - Marie Maber's Use of Publisher Materials to Improve Learning  7/15/08 Marie explains how she took advantage of the transition from WebCT to ANGEL to take a new look at her online course.
 17 - Debbie Meyer's Approaches to Engage Students in Economics Courses  7/3/08 Debbie explains some of the ways she gets her face-to-face and ITV students engaged in her Microeconomics course.
 16 - Michael Qaissaunee: Educational uses for Video (Part 2)  6/20/08 Mike shares some excellent examples on using video.
 15 - Michael Qaissaunee: Educational uses for Video (Part 1)  6/12/08 Associate Professor Michael Qaissaunee of the Engineering and Technology Department shares some of his innovative ideas on using video in courses.
 14 - Delores Steinhausers Hints and Advice on Creating Content  5/30/08 Delores shares some of her experiences and some great advice on creating mini-lectures for her courses.
 13 -Elaine Olaoye- Using PowerPoints and "The Learning Journey"  5/16/08 Elaine shares her views on the use of PowerPoints and her "Learning Journeys" for her Psychology courses.
 12 - HGEO Map Test - Lessons Learned So Far  5/1/08 Doug and Artexplain some of the things they learned when the Map Test was deployed for the first time.
 11 - Marie Maber - Creating and Effectively Using Your Content  4/23/08 Marie explains the process she used to determine what material to cover in her online lectures.
 10 -Dante's Inferno - Adapting Approaches as Needed  4/14/08 Jim Cody and I continue our conversation about the Dante's Inferno Project.
 9 -Donna Thompson - Getting the longest lifespan from your Mini-Lectures  3/14/08 Donna Thompson shares some invaluable recommendations with faculty on how to keep the material useful term after term.
 8 -Introducing Delores Steinhauser and her Development of an Online Economics Course  2/26/08 Professor Steinhauser discusses her motivation and work to create the first online course in the Economics and the advantages in reusing content for all forms of courses.
 7 -Introducing Debbie Meyer's ITV and Online Economics Lectures  2/13/08 Professor Debbie Meyer talks about her development of an ITV (Interactive Television) economics course and how the experience assisted in the development of an online courses.
 6 -Introducing Elaine Olaoye's PSYC Mini-Lectures  1/28/08 Professor Elaine Olaoye has created a large series on multimedia mini lectures for her courses. and she explains her motivation for using these learning objects.
 5 -Introducing Doug Coil's and Art Marshall's Interactive Map Test  1/14/08 Doug Coil and Art Marshall discuss their HGEO Interactive Map Test project. Why they saw the need for a new approach to this assessment and what they have accomplished with the TLC so far.
 4 -Introducing Donna Thompson's ECON-225 Online Lectures Modules  1/4/08 Professor  Donna Thompson of the Economics Department discussesher development of the Online Business Statistics course.
 3 - Introducing Jim Cody's Dante's Inferno Game  12/14/08 Professor Jim Cody talks bout his Dante's Inferno Game and how he came up with the concept.
 2 - Introducing Marie Maber's Learning Modules for Art History  11/26/08 Marie Maber of the Art Department explains how she got started creating learning modules for her Art History online courses.
1 -Introducing Project EMIT  11/7/08 Dan introduce s Project EMIT (Engaging Methods in Teaching) and the purpose of this enhanced podcast.
 

 

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