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  • Bb Collaborate Essentials

    A Center for Teaching & Learning PresentationFacilitated by CTL staff

    http://www.regent.edu/admin/ctl/tutorials/collaborate.cfm

  • When People Talk, Great Things Happen!

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMs8YpvizwA

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMs8YpvizwA

  • A. Not at allB. OnceC. A couple of timesD. Use it on a regular basis

    How much have you used Collaborate before?

    Respond to question by selecting either a, b, c, or d from the drop-down menu

  • Support Resources Content Presentation Hands-On Practice Feedback References

    Todays Agenda: Overview of Blackboard Collaborate Essentials

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  • Welcome! from your CTL Team

    http://www.regent.edu/ctl (ABOUT US > Staff Directory)

    Dr. Tonya AmankwatiaDirector of CTL

    x4886, [email protected]

    Jackie BrusoSr. Instructional Designer

    Dr. Rachel BlissonSr. Instructional TechnologySpecialist

    David LowellInstructional Design Specialist

    David BilberryInstructional Design Specialist

    Danielle Thompson-BovaInstructional TechnologySpecialist

    Nile GomezInstructional Technologist

    Nathan TillettInstructional Media Developer

    Christianne PageWeb Media Producer

    http://www.regent.edu/ctlmailto:[email protected]

  • CTL Team Members: http://www.regent.edu/ctl (ABOUT US > Staff Directory) Certification Bb Site Other CTL Workshop Offerings register at RTS: www.regent.edu/rts Blackboard Fundamentals; Communicating Effectively with Bb Tools; Tools to

    support student interaction; Designing & deploying assessments; Bb goals; Bb Collaborate; Bb Learn Grade Center;

    Workshop PowerPoint & Handout(s) Contact CTL: Email us using [email protected] or Call us at 757-352-4308

    Resources

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    http://www.regent.edu/ctlhttp://www.regent.edu/rtsmailto:[email protected]

  • By the end of this module you will be able to:

    Show how the literature supports the use of web-conferencing in both online and face-to-face courses.

    Locate CTLs resources available to faculty and those available to students.Set up a Collaborate room in a Blackboard course or shell.Make use of Collaborates tool panel, web sharing, and web tour features.

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  • Log into Blackboard and open your Sandbox

    Go to www.Regent.blackboard.comand login using your Regent user nameand password.

    You will use your Sandbox to practicewhat you learn in this session.

    Click on your sandbox,it will show your name

    Contact [email protected] if youdo not have a Sandbox

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    http://www.regent.blackboard.com/mailto:[email protected]

  • What you see when you first login

    This is what your course Sandbox looks like when you first login

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  • Research supports web-conferencing

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  • A Quick Overview of the Literature

    (Allen & Seaman, 2014, Infographic)

    7.1 million online enrollments in 2013.

    Online education is CRITICAL to long-term strategy of higher education institutions.

    Best practices support use of interactive web-conferencing on all three types of courses.

    3 Type of courses

    % of Content Delivered Online

    Web Facilitated 1 to 29%

    Blended /Hybrid 30 to 79%

    Online 80+%

    http://www.regent.edu/admin/ctl/tutorials/collaborate_resources/Allen_Seaman_2013_infograph.pdf

  • Online Courses: Web-enhanced Courses Foster Student InteractionWeb-enhanced courses are face-to-face courses that use any form

    of electronic media to post information, deliver content, provide learning resources, and foster student interaction outside the classroom.

    They are not distance education courses, because instruction takes place in the classroom.

    Technology is used to support instruction instead of being the main source of course delivery

    (About web-enhanced courses, 2013)

    http://online.pasadena.edu/faculty/face-to-face-course-support/aboutwebenhanced/

  • Best Practices Support the Use of Interactive Conferencing Online

    1. Increase Completion Rates and Retention2. Eliminate Geographical Barriers3. Build Online Communities4. Save Travel Costs5. Increase Staff Productivity6. Accommodate Multiple Learning Styles7. Incorporate Technology in the Classroom8. Scale Information and Knowledge9. Leverage Limited Teaching Resources10. Provide Professional Development

    Top Ten Benefits of Using Bb Collaborate

    http://www.regent.edu/admin/ctl/tutorials/collaborate_resources/Top_Ten_Benefits.pdf

  • Best Practices Support the Use of Interactive Conferencing Online

    Research and practice point to the need for university teachers, new and experienced and at all levels of education, to acquire new skills in creating, managing, and promoting student participation in interactive conferencing online (Gregory & Salmon, 2013)

    Student success is improved: High rates of student participation; correct student responding; high levels of

    student satisfaction. (Hudson, Knight, & Collins, 2012).

    Increases accessibility, and student-to-student and student-to teacher interaction. It promotes active learning and adds variety (Macaulay & Macaulay & Dyer, 2011).

    Student engagement is improved: The role of technology and the emergence of virtual learning has changed,

    along with our students who are now digital natives who will turn learning off if its not deeply engaging (10 cool ways to engage students).

    https://regent.blackboard.com/bbcswebdav/xid-7251716_4https://regent.blackboard.com/bbcswebdav/xid-7251719_4https://regent.blackboard.com/bbcswebdav/xid-7251721_4https://regent.blackboard.com/bbcswebdav/xid-7253657_4

  • Web-Conferencing Enhances Face-to-Face Courses

    (Hess, 2013, p. 51)

    One way to respond to educational change is thru course design & redesign Maximizes students learning Helps ensure courses efficiently/effectively

    prepare students

    During the last ten years, a third course design option has emerged in higher education, including legal educationa blended course that combines the face-to-face and online formats.

    http://www.regent.edu/admin/ctl/tutorials/collaborate_resources/Hess_2013_blended_courses_law_school.pdf

  • Faculty & Student Resources

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  • Collaborate Resources Available from CTL

    As you start using Collaboratewhere do you find help?

    No need to get frustrated. CTL is ready to help with tips & resources!

  • Collaborate Resources for Faculty and Students Faculty:

    www.regent.edu/ctl > Collaborate tutorials Students:

    RU Resources tab page in Blackboard

    http://www.regent.edu/ctlhttp://www.regent.edu/admin/ctl/tutorials/collaborate.cfmhttp://www.regent.edu/admin/ctl/tutorials/collaborate.cfm

  • Bb Collaborate Overview [2:46 min. YouTube]

    http://youtu.be/f_awpSlnIow

    Setting up your Collaborate Room: You may need to

    manually setup your Collaborate room.

    You only have to download/install the Collaborate launcher once.

    http://youtu.be/f_awpSlnIowhttp://youtu.be/f_awpSlnIowhttp://youtu.be/f_awpSlnIow

  • Three Ways to Use Collaborate

    Lecture via recorded sessions online

    Set up Virtual Office Hours Set up a Collaborate

    meeting room for students to meet and brainstorm, hold group meetings, practice presentations.

  • Assignments

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  • List Two Collaborate Faculty Resources http://www.regent.edu/ctl

    Open a new web browser: Go to: www.regent.edu/ctl Click the Collaborate Tutorials

    link. Look through the various links

    available on the CTL Collaborate resource page

    List two resources that caught your eye.

    http://www.regent.edu/ctl

    www.regent.edu/ctl > Collaborate tutorials

    http://www.regent.edu/ctlhttp://www.regent.edu/ctlhttp://www.regent.edu/ctlhttp://www.regent.edu/ctlhttp://www.regent.edu/admin/ctl/tutorials/collaborate.cfmhttp://www.regent.edu/admin/ctl/tutorials/collaborate.cfm

  • http://1drv.ms/1fH6pJ2

    Setup a Collaborate Room in your Bb Course:

    http://www.regent.edu/admin/ctl/tutorials/collaborate_resources/HT_set_up_collaborate.pdf

  • Set the while waiting slide as the one students see when they enter room

  • Next: Go over the familiarize yourself slide just as class starts

  • Explore 4 Areas of Collaborate!1. Whiteboard New Page Delete Page Load Content Slide Navigation Whiteboard Toolbar

    2. Participant Panel Assigning privileges/permissions Lowering hand raises Polling

    Polling type, publishing responses, clearing responses

    Breakout rooms Creating rooms Managing rooms

    3. Application Sharing Sharing Desktop or Specific Windows Screen Capture Sharing Control

    4. Web Tour Navigating & Managing

  • Explore Collaborate: Familiarize Yourself with Each Area

    PARTICIPANTPANEL

    TOOL BAR

    MENU BARTITLE BAR

    CHAT AREA

    MAIN ROOMTOOL BAR

    AUDIO & VIDEO AREA

  • 1. Explore the Whiteboard

    New Page Delete Page

    Load Content

    Slide Navigation

    Whiteboard Toolbar

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  • 2. Explore the Participant Panel

    Smiley

    Away

    Hand Raise

    Poll Responses

    Global Permissions

    Individual Permissions

  • 2. Participant Panel: Faculty (Moderator) Dropdown menus

  • 2. Participant Panel: Student Dropdown menu

  • 3. Explore Application Share Allows you to share anything you have displayed

    on your computer with your participants. Share the entire desktop OR Share a specific application you have open.

    You can give a participant control of the application so they can use it.

    NOTE: Dont worry. You can take control back at anytime you want.

  • 4. Explore Web Tour http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VnXBdV0dYgs&t=1m34s4. Explore Web Tour http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VnXBdV0dYgs&t=1m34s

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VnXBdV0dYgs

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VnXBdV0dYgs&t=1m34shttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VnXBdV0dYgs&t=1m34shttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VnXBdV0dYgs

  • Feedback

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  • Feedback on Todays Session

    1. Was this session helpful?

    2. What was the most useful part of the session?

    3. What would you like to know more about?

  • Feedback Later On

    Let us know is you see any difference in student engagement when you use Blackboard Collaborate (end of semester evaluations).

    Please fill out the session evaluation you will receive.

    Wed love to hear from you! Email CTL any additional feedback on this presentation or further questions you may have: [email protected]

    mailto:[email protected]

  • Connect with CTL Email CTL additional questions you may have regarding Bb Collaborate

    or any other teaching and learning questions [[email protected]].

    Check out the CTL Scoop pages on topics such as:

    Disruptive Innovation in Higher Ed, Educational Technology Tools, Instructional Design, Mobile Learning, MOOCs (Massively Open Online Courses), Personal Learning Network (PLNs), Social Networking for Education, and Teaching & Learning at Regent.

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  • ReferencesAbout web-enhanced courses. (2013, August 21). PCC Online. Retrieved from http://online.pasadena.edu/faculty/face-to-face-course-support/aboutwebenhanced/

    Allen, I. E., & Seaman, J. (2014, January). Grade change: Tracking online education in the United States. Sloan-C. Retrieved from http://www.onlinelearningsurvey.com/reports/gradechange.pdf

    Getting started for moderators quick reference guide. (2011). blackboardcollaborate.com. Retrieved from http://www.blackboard.com/docs/documentation.htm?DocID=65006PDF

    Gregory, J., & Salmon, G. (2013). Professional development for online university teaching. Distance Education, 34(3), 256270. doi:10.1080/01587919.2013.835771

    Hess, G. F. (2013). Blended courses in law school: The best of online and face-to-face learning? McGeorge Law Review, 45(1), 5184.

    Hudson, T. M., Knight, V., & Collins, B. C. (2012). Perceived Effectiveness of web conferencing software in the digital environment to deliver a graduate course in applied behavior analysis. Rural Special Education Quarterly, 31(2), 2739.

    Loading a PowerPoint file quick reference guide. (2011). Blackboard. Retrieved from http://www.blackboard.com/docs/documentation.htm?DocID=65005PDF

    Macaulay, L., & Dyer, L. T. (2011, November 14). Interactive web conferencing brings big benefits to the online classroom. Faculty Focus. Retrieved March 7, 2014, from http://www.facultyfocus.com/articles/teaching-with-technology-articles/interactive-web-conferencing-brings-big-benefits-to-the-online-classroom/

    Top ten benefits of using Blackboard Collaborate web conferencing. (2011). blackboardcollaborate.com. Retrieved from https://www.blackboard.com/getdoc/7061b4b6-b2f2-400f-9130-e3c2a9a947c1/Top-Ten-Benefits.aspx

    Top ten habits of highly effective Blackboard Collaborate moderators. (2011). Blackboard. Retrieved from http://www.regent.edu/admin/ctl/onlinetraining/Collaborate/BbCollaborate_Moderators_TopTenHabitsOfHighlyEffectiveModerators.pdf

    Wells Fargo (Creator). ROFL (Poster) (2013, May 4). Wells Fargo When people talk commercial [Video] Retrieved from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMs8YpvizwA&feature=youtube_gdata_player

  • Bb Collaborate EssentialsA Center for Teaching & Learning Presentation

    Facilitated by CTL StaffCreated by Olgy Gary, Sr. Instructional Designer and

    David Bilberry, Instructional Technologist

    Bb Collaborate EssentialsWhen People Talk, Great Things Happen!How much have you used Collaborate before?Todays Agenda: Overview of Blackboard Collaborate EssentialsWelcome! from your CTL TeamResourcesBy the end of this module you will be able to:Log into Blackboard and open your SandboxWhat you see when you first loginSlide Number 10A Quick Overview of the LiteratureOnline Courses: Web-enhanced Courses Foster Student InteractionBest Practices Support the Use of Interactive Conferencing OnlineBest Practices Support the Use of Interactive Conferencing OnlineWeb-Conferencing Enhances Face-to-Face CoursesSlide Number 16Collaborate Resources Available from CTLCollaborate Resources for Faculty and StudentsBb Collaborate Overview [2:46 min. YouTube]Three Ways to Use CollaborateSlide Number 21List Two Collaborate Faculty Resources http://www.regent.edu/ctlSetup a Collaborate Room in your Bb Course: Set the while waiting slide as the one students see when they enter roomNext: Go over the familiarize yourself slide just as class startsExplore 4 Areas of Collaborate!Explore Collaborate: Familiarize Yourself with Each Area1. Explore the WhiteboardThe Whiteboard Toolbar2. Explore the Participant Panel2. Participant Panel: Faculty (Moderator) Dropdown menus2. Participant Panel: Student Dropdown menu3. Explore Application Share4. Explore Web Tour http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VnXBdV0dYgs&t=1m34sSlide Number 35Feedback on Todays SessionFeedback Later OnConnect with CTLReferencesBb Collaborate Essentials