http://asuonline.asu.edu/workshop/index.cfmASUOnline Workshop registration system Create Publications by either adding new text or using documents from other programs (such as Microsoft Word). Have graphics and text work together . Create Master Pages to make it easier to add additional pages. Using color within pages and text boxes. No desktop publishing experience necessary. <br /> <br /> 05/21/2008<br /> 09:30AM - 11:00AM <br /> Downtown 8 seats remaining http://asuonline.asu.edu/workshop/WorkshopDetails.cfm?Workshop_ID=5643 T-07:00 There is no workshop description to display <br /> <br /> 05/27/2008<br /> 09:30AM - 11:00AM <br /> Downtown 12 seats remaining http://asuonline.asu.edu/workshop/WorkshopDetails.cfm?Workshop_ID=5644 T-07:00 Working collaboratively with facilitators, this 3 day workshop will assist faculty in transitioning courses from traditional face-to-face instruction to a hybrid delivery format. Participants will use their course materials, including the syllabus, and work through the creation of an online module or unit by redesigning their existing content, integrating the content online, and assessing the content for meeting student learning outcomes. Participants should be familiar with basic Blackboard functionality. <br /> <br /> 05/27/2008<br /> 08:30AM - 01:00PM <br /> Poly 7 seats remaining http://asuonline.asu.edu/workshop/WorkshopDetails.cfm?Workshop_ID=5639 T-07:00 There is no workshop description to display <br /> <br /> 05/28/2008<br /> 09:30AM - 11:00AM <br /> Downtown 8 seats remaining http://asuonline.asu.edu/workshop/WorkshopDetails.cfm?Workshop_ID=5645 T-07:00 Conducted entirely online over a four-week period, this facilitated course is designed to teach you how to create dynamic and engaging online learning environments. Taught using one of ASU's content management systems, myASU (Blackboard), the course discusses and uses asynchronous and synchronous communication and collaboration strategies. By participating in the course, instructors have an opportunity to experience an online course from a student perspective and evaluate various online teaching and learning methodologies. The course features weekly readings, interactive activities, and online discussions. The focus of the course will be effective online pedagogy rather than the development of technology skills. For this reason, course participants should already be somewhat comfortable using the myASU/Blackboard content management system. <br /> <br /> 07/07/2008<br /> 12:00AM - 12:00AM <br /> Tempe 1 seat remaining http://asuonline.asu.edu/workshop/WorkshopDetails.cfm?Workshop_ID=5623 T-07:00