LTLC > past workshops
Faculty Workshops & Training
Each Fall Library & Information Services offers orientation to new faculty members,to introduce them to the network, the electronic communication channels, and the technology support resources.
Faculty members interested in utilizing discipline-specific software in their teaching should contact an Academic Computingstaff member to discuss their need for support, training and documentationfor themselves and their students.
Library & Information Services offers several workshops to faculty each year. Workshops address diverse topics related to technology, ranging from hands-on "how-to" sessionsto issues of teaching and learning. The following workshops were offered in the past.
Disseminating Knowledge: From the Diderot to Digital Downloads
Monday May 26, 2006
Models for Resource Sharing: From the Arab World to Wheaton, Wednesday May 25, 2005
Collaboration and Communication: Exploring Social Software in Academe
Monday May 24, 2004
Topics Chosen by Faculty
January 2004
Technology in Support of Connected Courses and Infusion
Friday May 23, 2003
Technology, Services and Education
January 22, 2003
Technology in Support of the New Curriculum
May 23, 2002
Morning Agenda
Afternoon Sessions
The Faculty Technology Workshop
Jan 23, 2002
Behind the Blackboard
May 25, 2001
Enhancing Teaching and Learning with Technology
January 26, 2001
Agenda
Discussion Summary
Technology in the Changing Learning Community
May 23, 2000
Transforming Students Into Lifelong Learners
January 27, 2000
Seeing the Forest Through the Trees
May 27-28, 1999
Celebrating and Refining the Technology Curriculum Plan
January 27, 1999
Visual Elements in Teaching and Learning: Trends, Tools and Techniques
May 21-22, 1998
Exploring Alternate Forms of Interactivity
May 21-22, 1997
Pedagogical Issue of Technology in Writing and Text Presentation
January 13, 1997
Last updated on 8/16/06.
Send questions about this page to Jenni Lund or contact Wheaton College.