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Fourth
AUB Faculty
Seminar
on Teaching
and Learning
with Technology
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AUBulletin
Today News Publication,
Volume VII,
Issue 8
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The fourth
AUB Faculty Seminar on Teaching and Learning with Technology
was held on May 31 in College Hall, Auditorium B1 with
President Waterbury giving the welcoming address, five
faculty members presenting, and Provost Heath ending the
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Participants in
the seminar at College Hall B1 |
May Mikati, instructor in the English Department, focused on the
WebCT multi-section project carried out in the English Communication
Skills Program. Due to pedagogical, technical, and administrative
reasons, among many others, this program proved itself to be
important in courses such as English 204 because of the many
sections this course is divided into.
Professor Sana Marini discussed the initiation of blended courses at
the School of Nursing, which aims at recreating an online nursing
program that can serve the students in the region. In her
presentation, Marini went back to her own experiences with such a
project in a blended course that proved to be a great success.
"Moodle" was the first topic discussed after the coffee break by Dr.
Rosangela Silva who explained that this new Learning Management
System (LMS) will gradually replace WebCT and will help instructors
teach their courses online as well as in the classroom by uploading
course material, conducting class discussions, communicating with
students, and holding exams online. In her presentation, Silva
explained why AUB is adopting this LMS.
Professors Hassan Artail and Karim Kabalan discussed four courses
introduced through Moodle and developed by faculty members from the
Faculty of Engineering and Architecture as part of the Mediterranean
Virtual University (MVU) project. Artail and Kabalan referred to a
study conducted on the experiences of the instructors and students
in the two courses offered with Moodle.
For more information on
the Fourth Faculty Seminar go to :
http://staff.aub.edu.lb/~acc/Events/IV-FacSem2006/main.html
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