January 21-24th, 2003, 10:00-4:00
Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, Day 4

Meet the Instructors

Tuesday, January 21
Goals: Make a Plan

9:30		Coffee and Snacks
10:00		Introduction/Orientation/Expectation Setting Catherine Hays, Janel Brennan and Lenita Williamson Complete Online Survey Review learning outcomes identified for seminar. See what past participants accomplished. Current registrants.
10:30		Instuctional Design Overview Lenita Williamson
11:30		What are you Looking for in a Course WebSite? Catherine Hays Zabriskie Use hypernews chats with links to syllabi to review course syllabi. Things to consider: Navigation, Use of Graphics and Color, Organization of Information. Report back to group after making Hypernews comments. Resources: Good Design Guidelines Handout Website Evaluation Form
12:30		Lunch
1:30		Project Planning Catherine Hays Zabriskie Topics such as information organization, storyboarding, structuring directories, naming files and selecting development tools will be addressed. Resources: WebSite Creation Process Example Course Syllabi planningsheet1.doc, planningsheet2.doc, planningsheet3.doc, planningsheet4.doc
2:30		Syllabus Reconstruction- Brainstorming Catherine Hays Zabriskie How are you going to organize your course website? What navigational strategy will best fit your course plan? Use the "Guided Questions" document to discuss challenges you face and begin the plannning process with a partner. Resources: Guided Questions Document Evaluating Web Sites: Criteria and Tools from Cornell University Library List of links for Evaluating WebSites http://www.lib.umd.edu/UES/tangled.html
3:30		Homework Please visit this website and respond to the "Copyright Scenario" by Thursday, 12:00pm. http://www.otal.umd.edu/webchat/sum02/mjto.html Complete Breakout Selection Form Use help sheet Comparing Web Development tools to help in making selections.
		Daily Evaluation

Wednesday, January 22
Goals: Start Construction

10:00		Web Development Tools: Working on your Syllabus Break-out Session: Select the topic that best fits your needs. Meet in regular STaR meeting room if location is not specified.
		Topic 1: Using Composer Janel Brennan	Topic 2: Using Dreamweaver Catherine Hays Session Location: English New Media Classroom 2112 Susquehanna Hall	Topic 3: Using Frontpage Lenita Williamson
		Resources: How to download Media from the Web Helpsheet- FTP to your WAM account Helpsheet: FTP using FTP (from ETIC)
12:30		Lunch
1:30		Incorporating Images and Graphics into your WebSite Break-out Session: Select the topic that best fits your needs. Meet in regular STaR meeting room if location is not specified.
		Topic 1: Hands-on with Microsoft Photodraw, v2 Lenita Williamson		Topic 2: Hands-on with Adobe Photoshop Catherine Hays Session Location: Electronic Media Center, 3311-E Art/Sociology
		Resources: Crop and Save with MS Photodraw Creating a Button with Microsoft PhotoDraw Creating a Navigational Bar with Microsoft PhotoDraw
2:30		Syllabus Reconstruction Lab
3:30		Daily Evaluation

Thursday, January 23
Goals: Moving Beyond Text: Using Existing Resources

10:00		Midway Pep Talk Catherine Hays
10:30		Working with Multimedia Resources Break-out Session: Select the topic that best fits your needs. Meet in regular STaR meeting room if location is not specified.
		Topic 1: Online Quiz Tools Janel Brennan	Topic 2: Integrating Video and Audio Clips Lenita Williamson	Topic 3: Compiling Content Eric Lindquist, Librarian Subject Specialist Session Location: 2109 McKeldin Library
		Resources: Adding video/audio to your website Library Resources: The Librarian's Guide to the Internet http://www.star-host.com/library/ Attempt to bring some order to the chaos of the World Wide Web ARL Digital Initiatives Database http://www.arl.org/did/ List (with links) of various substantial digital projects on the WWW Humbul Humanitie Hub http://www.humbul.ac.uk/ “Gateway” to humanities resources on the WWW Voice of the Shuttle http://vos.ucsb.edu/ “Gateway” to humanities resources on the WWW American Memory (Library of Congress) http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/amhome.html Vast collection of digitized artifacts (text, image, sound, and film) of American history and culture
12:30		Lunch
1:30		Communication, Collaboration and Consensus Building Tools Christopher Higgins from OIT Teaching and Learning WebChat example: http://www.otal.umd.edu/iit/collaboration.html
2:30		Syllabus Reconstruction Lab
3:30		Daily Evaluation

Friday, January 24
Goal: Moving Foward- What's Next?

10:00		Intellectual Property and Copyright Issues Anne Bowden, Office of Legal Affairs Amy Ginther, NETETHIC Resources: Powerpoint Presentation for download
11:00		What is Web CT? Sharon Roushdy from OIT Teaching and Learning
12:30		Lunch
1:30		Now what? The Next Step Catherine Hays, Janel Brennan Integrating Evaluation Resources: Personal Learning Sessions ARHU Workshops Center for Teaching Excellence: Instructional Improvement Grants University of Maryland Award for Innovation in Teaching with Technology Instructional Technology Resources from OIT
2:30		Syllabus Reconstruction Lab
3:30		Final Evaluation

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