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Instructional Development
Instructional Computing
Letters & Science Information Technology

The sixth Faculty Institute: Teaching with Technology will be offered for UCSB faculty members September 15-17, 2009. The Institute is a joint effort of Instructional Development, Instructional Computing, and L&S Information Technology, and will consist of three all-day series of presentations and hands-on workshops. We will explore topics such as "The State of Course Management at UCSB", "Blending Face-to-Face and Online Teaching: Redesigning Your Syllabus, and "Incorporating Online Image Databases". Workshops will address topics such as basic use of GauchoSpace and advanced use of tools within GauchoSpace. We will of course have the now very popular "Faculty Kitchens" on the Wednesday and Thursday afternoons where you can work on your own materials in the lab with lots of folks to help and of whom you can ask questions. The Institute will be held on campus, from 9:00 am until 4:00 pm for each of the three days. If you have questions, please contact George Michaels at <george@id.ucsb.edu>.

If you are interested in attending, please click here to Register and fill out the registration form to reserve a space, or email Ruth Marquette <ruth@id.ucsb.edu> by 5 pm Friday, September 11.

*NEW*  Handouts and continuing conversations from FITT can be found on the Instructional Development GauchoSpace site "Changing Instruction for Changing Times."

To accesss these materials:

• Click on the Url https://gauchospace.ucsb.edu/courses/course/view.php?id=1414 to access the site directly, OR go into GauchoSpace, click the Courses tab, scroll down to the Search box, and enter Instructional Development: Changing Instruction for Changing Times

• You will need your Net ID and password (which is the same as you use for e-grades) to access the site.

• If you would like to participate in the discussion forums, you will need to click "Enrol me in this Course" on the left of the screen under the Administration heading.

• Trouble accessing the site?  Please e-mail Lisa Berry (lisa@id.ucsb.edu)