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Addendum

The following pages contain items which were inadverdently left outof the original chapters.

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Broward Chapter AFC nominees for the Professor of the Year 2011.

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Chapter 10

Getting Ready to Teach Online (Fully Online, 2 weeks to complete)This workshop is required for faculty who plan to teach, for the first time, a blended or fully online course that has already been developed by another faculty member. The workshop is delivered entirely online over a period of two weeks and is facilitated by BC e-Learning associates who are experienced online instructors. Faculty will develop both technological and pedagogical skills and the knowledge necessary to teach online by working through a series of learning modules. Upon successful completion of the workshop, faculty will receive 12 professional development credit hours and will be certified to teach existing blended and online courses.

8/30/2010 - 9/12/2010 10/25/2010 - 11/7/2010

9/27/2010 - 10/10/2010 11/29/2010 - 12/12/2010 Building Quality Online Courses (Fully Online -OR- with 4 three-hour F2F meetings, 4 weeks)This workshop is required of faculty members who plan to develop and teach fully online or blended courses. It is offered fully online for faculty who have had previous Blackboard and/or online experience, or with four (4) face-to-face meetings facilitated by BC e-learning associates who are experienced online instructors. Participants will develop both technological and pedagogical skills necessary to build e-Learning courses that meet BC "Quality Standards for e-Learning Course Design," as well as to effectively teach the courses. Upon successful completion, participants will receive 20 professional devel-opment hours and be officially certified to develop and teach online and blended courses.

9/13/2010 - 10/10/2010 (fully online) 10/18/2010 - 11/14/2010 (fully online) Central - 10/1/2010 - 10/22/2010 (with 4 F2F Friday mtgs.) North - 10/29/2010 - 11/19/2010 (with 4 F2F Friday mtgs.)

Promoting Academic Integrity in Online Assessments (F2F, 2 hrs.)This is a workshop for faculty who are currently teaching online. In just 2 hours, faculty will learn and employ strategies to thwart stu-dents cheating on high stakes assessments such as narrow testing windows, time limits, passwords, preventing printing/copying/paste.

Central - Wednesday 9/29/2010, 2-4pm South - Monday 10/4/2010 2-4pm North - Thursday 10/7/2010 2-4pm

Web-enhancing On-Campus Classes (F2F, 2 hrs.)Web-enhancing is an introductory workshop designed for faculty who want to explore how to use Blackboard to enhance their on-campus courses. Participants will be able to use Blackboard’s point-and-click interface to access powerful online tools. Faculty can use these tools to communicate with their students, create an electronic grade book, and upload important course documents.

Central - Tues. 8/31, 2-4pm North - Tues. 9/14, 2-4pm North - Wed. 9/1, 2-4pm South - Mon. 9/20, 2-4pm Central - Wed. 9/8, 2-4pm North - Fri. 9/24, 10am-12pm South - Sat. 9/11, 10am-12pm Central - Sat. 10/2, 10am-12pm

Wimba: Real-time Interactivity in Online Classes (F2F 2hrs)Wimba Classroom is a tool that easily integrates with Blackboard so you can meet with your students "live" online and show PowerPoint presentations, share files, explore websites, text chat, and use a white-board. Great for orientations, exam reviews, virtual office hours, peer critiques, tutoring, and software demonstrations. Sessions can be recorded for later viewing.

Central -Thursday 9/23/2010, 2-4pm North - Wednesday 10/20/2010, 2-4pm Online Plagiarism Prevention with Turnitin.com (Online, 2 hrs., self-paced)Turnitin is the premier application for online plagiarism prevention. The product is useful for helping both faculty and students cope with the increasing demand for original and well-cited written work.

Online anytime between 10/6/2010 through 12/31/2010 Mastering the Blackboard Gradebook (F2F, 2 hrs.)Faculty will learn and apply the following skills to master the Grade-book: adding/deleting/modifying columns, re-ordering columns, releas-ing/hiding columns from student view, creating calculated columns and grade forms, and exporting Blackboard Gradebook to Excel for record keeping and future reference.

Central - Tuesday 10/12/2010, 2-4pm South - Wednesday 10/13/2010, 2-4pm North - Friday 10/15/2010, 10am-12pm

Creating Web-based Interactive Learning Activities with SoftChalk (F2F, 2 hrs.)Faculty will learn to use SoftChalk to create interactive learning activities (e.g. customizable flashcards, image labeling, matching games, crossword puzzles), self-tests that incorporate a variety of question types, and pop-up text or image annotations to define/illustrate content terminology.

Central - Monday 10/25/2010, 2-4pm

Classroom Response System: Clicker Basics (F2F, 2 hrs.)Faculty will learn how clicker technology engages students, adds interaction, and supports real-time assessment of student learning during a lecture.

Central - Monday 9/20/2010, 2-4pm South - Monday 10/4/2010, 2-4pm South - Monday 10/11/2010, 2-4pm Central - Monday 10/18/2010, 2-4pm

Classroom Response System: Advanced Clickers (F2F, 2 hrs.)Faculty already using clicker technology in their classes will ex-plore some of the advanced and time-saving features of this en-gaging technology. Attendees will learn to use the "FastGrade" feature for exam grading (which eliminates Scantrons), use the new CPS/PowerPoint integration tool to develop and present questions within Microsoft PowerPoint, and be able to transfer information between CPS and Blackboard.

Central - Monday 11/1/2010, 2-4pm

Tablet Talk (F2F, 2 hrs.)Faculty completing this workshop will examine the unique fea-tures and varieties of Tablet PCs. Participants will then explore the educational applications of Tablet PCs (available at all LRCs collegewide) to this workshop for a hands on experience.

Central - Tuesday 10/5/2010, 2-4pm North - Wednesday 10/6/2010, 2-4pm South - Thursday, 10/7/2010, 2-4pm

F2F = Face-to-Face

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Broward College2010-2011 AFC Yearbook

Committee

Dr. Xiao Wang

Broward College Professor of English

President, Broward College Chapter

Denise Brown, Chair

South Campus Student Affairs Specialist/Counselor

Anne Berman

ERP Programmer Analyst, Information Technology

Dalila Rodriguez

Coordination/Educaion Specialist, Boost Program

Flo Bessac

Computer Graphic Specialist, Printing and Graphic Arts Services

Sam Perez

Copy Center Manager, Printing and Graphic Arts Services

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