Faculty NEW to Online Teaching (Fully online or blended/hybrid)

Must be approved by Dept. Chair, Dean, and DEC to take this training

New-to-Online training consists of 12 hours/ 6 modules that are required to be certified in D2L

Advance registration to attend this training is required  - please contact Elizabeth (Anne) Baldwin, PA II at 451-4538 or call the main Office of Instructional Technology number at 451-4656

Training schedule for Summer 2009 as PDF file

Training schedule for Fall 2009 as PDF file

Returning (Veteran) D2L Faculty (Fully online or blended/hybrid)

{ Open to all veteran D2L faculty }

These sessions are topic specific as listed on the schedule.

Advance registration is requested - sessions without registrants are typically canceled.

Training schedule for Summer 2009 as PDF file

Training schedule for Fall 2009 as PDF file

Academic Department Chair/Assistant Chair (Fully online or blended/hybrid)

{ Intended for understanding D2L modes of instruction for evaluation and advisement }

Academic Chairs/Assistant Chairs are recommended to attend a Basic D2L training, such as a 'Fast Start' session, a Web-enabled training session, or a Module One training for new-to-online training.

Please contact Elizabeth (Anne) Baldwin, PA II  at OIT at 451-4538 for more information

Additionally, during the 2009-10 academic year there will be a workshop offered, along the lines of  'ABC's of Distance Education' presented in February 2009, as a Friday development session.

Faculty wishing to Web-Enable a F2F course (Course support in D2L)

There is limited availability to training sessions due to a current priority for New-to-Online-teaching modules.  However, there are some dates scheduled where you can learn how to use D2L to 'web-enable' your face-to-face traditional course. 

Advance registration is requested - sessions without registrants are typically canceled.

Training scheduled for Spring of 2009 as PDF file

Training scheduled for Summer 2009 as PDF file

Training scheduled for Fall 2009 as PDF file