Shorter Workshops

The following half-day to one-day (3.5-7.0 hours) workshops are also available:

Free/Open Software for Beginners

Upon completion of this course, you shall be able to:

  • Discuss meaningfully the “what”, “how” and “why” of using Web-based FLOSS such as blogs, wikis, Moodle and Google to meet the information sharing and training needs of a commercial or educational organization.
  • Use Google services to search, organize, and share relevant information.

Free/Open Software for Business top

Upon completion of this course, you shall be able to:

  • Discuss meaningfully the “how” and “why” of selecting and managing free open-source software to meet the information sharing and learning needs of a commercial or educational organization.
  • Use RSS as a subscriber and as a publisher.

Blog Publishing for Beginners top

Upon completion of this course, you shall be able to:

  • Discuss meaningfully the “what”, “how” and “why” of using blogs to meet the information, learning and other needs of an organization.
  • Create a blog on a popular blog host
  • Add posts with text, links and graphics
  • Change the settings and templates of your blogs

Blog Optimization for Business I top

Upon completion of this course, you shall be able to:

  • Discuss meaningfully the “how” and “why” of selecting and managing blogs to meet the information, learning and other needs of an organization.
  • Choose and install your own blog engines
  • Customize and promote your blogs
  • Manage team blogs and add interactive media to your blogs

Wiki Collaboration for Beginners top

Upon completion of this course, you shall be able to:

  • Discuss meaningfully the “what”, “how” and “why” of using wikis to meet the information, learning and other needs of an organization.
  • Create a wiki on a popular host, manage wikis pages
  • Add text, tables, links, graphics and comments
  • Change the settings of your wikis

Wiki Optimization for Business top

Upon completion of this course, you shall be able to:

  • Discuss meaningfully the “how” and “why” of selecting and managing wikis to meet the information, learning and other needs of an organization.
  • Choose and install a wiki engine
  • Create, administer and customize your wikis
  • Add interactive media to your wikis

Riding on the Read/Write Wave top

Upon completion of this course, you shall be able to:

  • Discuss meaningfully the “how” and “why” the Read/Write process works, with specific references to blogs and wikis.
  • Understand some key pedagogical approaches and Web marketing techniques.
  • Apply one or more of the above approaches to design and evaluate your own Read/Write website.

Teaching Online with Moodle 101 top

Upon completion of this course, you shall be able to:

  • Discuss meaningfully the economical and pedagogical benefits of using Moodle
  • Create and manage basic content on Moodle
  • Create and use basic activity modules in Moodle to teach a class

Teaching Online with Moodle 102 top

Upon completion of this course, you shall be able to:

  • Create and manage more advanced content on Moodle
  • Create and use more advanced activity modules in Moodle to teach a class

Administering Moodle 101 top

Upon completion of this course, you shall be able to:

  • Install, configure and administer Moodle
  • Manage courses and classes
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