Workshops and Training

Academic Technology provides free training to faculty and staff who support the creation of instruction materials used in a UW-Madison timetable course. Registration is required and space is limited so please register promptly. Each semester the following series and workshops are offered.

	Presentation Technology Series This series offers hands-on classes focused on creating and using presentation technologies effectively in the classroom, including the various methods of delivering presentation materials to students. Presentation Technology Series Evaluation Survey
	Web Development Series This series offers hands-on classes focused on building accessible & effective Web sites for instruction. It covers how to plan & organize a site, create graphics & navigation, create HTML content, & site maintenance. Web Development Series - Session Evaluation
	Audio Video Series The Audio & Video Series is focused on highlighting ways of integrating multimedia into instruction and delivering that content to students. The series will focus on both video and audio technologies. Audio Video Series - Session Evaluation
	Learn@UW Skill Sessions These hands-on sessions allow faculty and instructional staff to learn more about the University’s new course management system, Learn@UW, which has replaced WebCT for Fall 2004. Learn@UW Skill Sessions - Session Evaluation
	e-Pedagogy Sessions Join a demonstration of real pedagogical strategies and practices which connect student learning to successful outcomes. Participate live and online, or view archives. e-Pedagogy Sessions - Session Evaluation

Other UW-Madison Web Training Providers

• All DoIT Events*: Searchable by date and subject
  
• DoIT Professional and Technical Education*
  
• DoIT Student Peer Training*
  
• Teaching Academy*
  
• UW Library Workshops*
  
• UW Events*

(*denotes external links)

Presentations Archive

• ComETS event: "How Faculty Like to Learn," (Transcript) 11/15/05
  
• The Inclusive Learning Exchange (TILE) event (captioned), 10/13/05
  
  • Transcript (doc)
    
  • Presentation slides (ppt)
    
• Stream of Diana Oblinger Presentation, 5/25/05
  
  • Diana Oblinger, Vice President of Educause and Adjunct Professor of Adult and Community College Education at North Carolina State University, presents research on "Net Generation" students to DoIT staff.
    
• Streaming Media Webinar, 3/10/05
  
  • View information & archives about a full day devoted to learning about streaming media. Whether you're interested in the technical aspects of streaming or you want to know more about using this technology for teaching and learning, this online conference has something for you.