ATS and ‘Gradebook Bonanza’
It’s that time of year again! Rubrics abound, bubble sheets have been scrupulously dotted with No. 2 pencils, pens have jotted countless comments in the margins of essays, and D2L overflows with dropbox submissions...
Tagged: Academic Technology Services
ATS has 10 fun ways to use clickers… and templates
Classroom response systems (“clickers” or TurningPoint on campus) can be used to help keep a classroom engaged during lecture. To keep things interesting for students who use them, Academic Technology Services offers instructors a...
Attention, D2L users: A 2011-12 purge is coming… act soon, if need be
Nathan Kraftcheck from Academic Technology Services shares the following information, of possible interest to some who use the Desire2Learn course management and learning software: “This message pertains only to D2L courses conducted during the...
‘Squaretable’ format for learning-technology series; next session is Thursday
Academic Technology Services is using the term “squaretable” to describe the format for the new monthly forum series addressing timely learning-technology topics. This month’s forum — on the topic of electronic textbook supplements —...
In future, D2L will be automatic, standard equipment
In order to improve the course setup process for faculty and students, Academic Technology Services and the Registrar’s Office are eliminating the need to request a D2L component for courses. Beginning with the Spring...
Power restored in Madison, D2L is back in service
Staff members in UW-Green Bay’s Office of Academic Technology Services report that the power outage and related problems with the servers in Madison have been corrected and the widely used Desire 2 Learn software...
ATS Lunch & Learn: Gradebooks and Dropboxes
In this workshop your friendly ATS staff will go over how to set up gradebooks and dropboxes that won’t raise your blood pressure too high as the semester winds up and winds down. As...
D2L upgrade is coming
UW-Green Bay’s D2L (Desire2Learn) is going to be upgraded June 4, 2014. The changes in this upgrade are minimal. Our friends in Academic Technology Services tell us the new version will entail some changes to...
Next D2L session is communication with ‘My Media’
The next D2L Lunch and Learn involves “Opening up Communication with ‘My Media.’” Instructors will explore a new tool within D2L which allows faculty members a greater ability to use video as a means...
This week’s D2L Lunch and Learn is ‘My Media’
The next D2L Lunch and Learn program is “Opening up Communication with ‘My Media.’” Instructors will explore a new tool within D2L which allows faculty a greater ability to use video as a means...
