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Zoom updates, May 2022
Zoom regularly rolls out new features and security updates. Here are instructions for updating Zoom, as well as a quick show-&-tell of some of its newest capabilities.
Day of DH 2021
Carleton’s Day of DH or Day of Digital Humanities had its 5th year (with last year missing), and, of course, we did it virtually. While this changed the format a little…
Here, there and everywhere: REMOTELAB
Last year when Carleton moved entirely to remote learning during the pandemic, faculty and students used Moodle to share course documents, take tests and hold asynchronous online discussions. They used…
Using Zoom Spotlight in a Face-to-Face Class
This semester, students enrolled in on-campus classes who are required to quarantine is a serious issue. Dave Alberg is teaching chemistry face-to-face this semester, but has had students in quarantine…
Virtual Poster Session with Gather.town
An ongoing debate in the computer interface design world is whether it’s important or useful to make things on a computer screen look like what they are supposed to represent…
Teaching with Tech Tip: Making Slides Quickly
Now that I’ve been back in the classroom for a little while, I’m starting to collect various tips and tricks for preparing my course materials. I teach Japanese to high…
Through the looking glass: Adventures with the Hololens
This blog post has been a long time coming. I have meant to write about our ongoing Hololens developments for some time. I wanted to start by saying, even after…
#RiddleMiaThis, Riddle Me That: Trying out a Puzzle Room App
Together with my intrepid colleague Sarah Calhoun, I tried out the new Riddle Mia This app at the Minneapolis Institute of Art (MIA). The app is designed by Samantha Porter…
5 Things to know about Edublogs/WP and New Google Sites
Thinking about platforms for public-facing student work? Each has its own pros and cons, and there are several key factors to think about: What are the platform’s policies for how…
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