Campus Saskatchewan Events

The Campus Saskatchewan partnership holds a number of Events and Workshops focusing primarily on Faculty Development, Learner Support and Instructional Design as it relates to flexible learning.

Upcoming Events

Gabriel Dumont Institute Training & Employment Inc. and Dumont Technical Institute - OPEN HOUSE

Please join us for soup, bannock and refreshments.

June 15, 2007: 11:00 - 2:00 PM
Location: 917 22nd Street West, Saskatoon, SK
Phone: (306) 242-6070

Moodle Training for Developing Online Resources

The TEL Provincial Adult Basic Education Instructor Resource Project Team invites all Saskatchewan ABE Instructors to join us in a day of How to use Moodle.

Training will be provided using a provincially accessible development server with Moodle version 1.8
You will have the opportunity for hands on learning with the online activities and resources used in creating a Moodle course
Release and travel time to be covered by your institute, we will provide the training and computer lab.

Join us Friday June 8th from 8:30 Ð 3:30 at the University of Saskatchewan. Detailed information regarding location and agenda will be sent out to all registered participants with registration confirmation. Space is limited to 25, so sign up early Ð deadline May 31st !

To Register - contact :

Lynn McEachern at mceal@nwrc.sk.ca or call (306) 937 Ð 5118
or
Kirk Kezema at kkezema@cumberlandcollege.sk.ca or call (306) 873 - 3300

E-moderating

Proudly hosted by the Campus SK Faculty Development Support Committee.

May 14 - June 18, 2007
Login - http://webct.siast.sk.ca
E-Mail login questions to - srutzki@campussaskatchewan.ca

Session	e-moderating skills
Introduction	Appreciation of the 5 stage model Setting the scene First contacts
Week One	Getting people communicating Motivating participants The value of being a reflective learner
Week Two	Encouraging information exchange Summarizing and weaving Managing time
Week Three	Collaborating Emoderating practice Basic E-tivity design
Week Four	Developing your participants skills Reviewing your own contributions Building your own development plan

Start & End Dates for Course & Course Delivery Platform:

May 14 - June 18/07 using WebCT Blackboard, hosted by SIAST. Participants will receive access information upon confirmation.

Certification?

“All Things in Moderation Ltd.” recognizes successful course completion by providing a certificate signed by Dr. Gilly Salmon.

More information needed? See the following

Dr. Gilly Salmon’s presentation, “A Hard Nut to Crack” delivered on Nov. 2nd to Campus SK partners via Elluminate Live!
“All Things In Moderation Ltd.”
“E-tivities”

Past Events

Workshop - P³ Pedagogical Possibilities of Podcasting (2007-03-14)