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Sixth
AUB Faculty Seminar
on Teaching and Learning with
Technology
May
29, 2008
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“From the Basement to the World”
Rosângela
Silva, Academic Computing Center
This
Presentation covers the achievements of the Academic Computing
Center in the academic year 2007-2008
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"Using
Forums and Media as a Teaching Tool”
Thalia Arawi,
Dept. of Internal Medicine & Dept. of Philosophy, AUB
This presentation is about
the role of Moodle forums (or "discussion rooms" as they
came to be known) as a method to enhance learning and
critical thinking in students. Few minutes will also be
consecrated to the role of using online videos as an
effective teaching aid.
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"Keep
Your Eye on the Line”:
Animated Lectures in Architectural
Drawing
The presentation covers the
integrated use of representation tools, including photographs,
drawings, models, computer-aided drawings (Autocad) and Microsoft
Powerpoint, designed for the technical drawing course in
Architecture, taught in collaboration with Prof. Naji Assi.
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"Journal of a Course
Through Technology”
The
presentation will show how Marketing Communications (MKTG 225)
evolved from being a static page of course information on the OSB
server to a completely collaborative and interactive learning
experience; from a webpage to a blogg to Moodle to facebook. The
presentation will highlight how Moodle has allowed students to
participate in the application of course content, and more
importantly in the compilation of the local advertising campaigns
into a digital book accessible for students and instructors whenever
needed.
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Poster Session:
3 Academic Units, 1 Goal: The Mellon Seminar
Rayane Fayed, Academic Computing Center, AUB
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"Why Go Blended Rationale and Method"
Alan
Aycock, Learning Technology Center Director,
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Blended pedagogy is used to solve
pedagogical problems. To design a blended, both online and
face-to-face work must be carefully integrated so that each
informs and elaborates the other. Two examples of redesign are
offered, one The Anthropology of Religion (25 students), the
other International Law (60 students).
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Thalia Arawi is currently the
Medical Ethics Course Coordinator at the Faculty of Medicine
were she is preparing a longitudinal medical ethics program. Her
research interest is mainly in the areas of Non-violence, animal
rights, and biomedical ethics. After taking the Summer Mellon
Seminar, she introduced information technology in her courses in
an amazing way.
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Besides drawing techniques, Dr.
Arbid's teaching and interests cover Architectural education,
design, history and theory.
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Leila Khauli Hanna has been a full
instructor of marketing management at the OSB since the spring
semester of 2002. Ms. Khauli Hanna teaches marketing
specialization courses and is a trainer in Service Excellence.
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Alan Aycock
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Learning Technology
Center Director,
UWM
Department of
Anthropology ,UWM
Office: Golda Meir E-177
Phone: (414) 229-4319
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Alan Aycock is Associate Director of the University of
Wisconsin-Milwaukee's Learning Technology Center (LTC)
and an instructor in the UWM Department of Anthropology.
He taught the first fully online course at UWM and is
also an experienced hybrid/blended instructor.
Alan holds a Ph.D. in Anthropology from the University
of Toronto. He has been Professor and Chair of
Anthropology at the University of Lethbridge in Alberta,
Canada, where he taught for 20 years, and was named
Distinguished Teacher of the University there. More
recently, Alan was the UW-Milwaukee representative in
the inaugural cohort of The University of Wisconsin
Teaching Scholars Program.
Alan speaks about hybrid/blended courses and learning
technologies regularly at national and regional
conferences, including EDUCAUSE, NMC, and Madison DT&L.
In 2006-7 Alan offered workshops at the Hunter College
Summer Institute on Blended Learning, at the Marquette
University College of Professional Studies Faculty
Development Program, at Coastal Bend College in Texas,
and at Simmons College in Boston. In 2008 so far, Alan
has offered programs at Northern Illinois University, at
University of Wisconsin - Whitewater, and at Maryville
University in St. Louis.
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