This 45-minute workshop will cover Blackboard basics: accessing your course, uploading a syllabus, adding content and assignments, creating a discussion board, and communicating with your students. (45 minutes, including time for questions)

• Looking for a quick overview? Check out this eight-minute introduction to Blackboard (video hosted on YouTube).
• To review Blackboard on your own, please visit Help and Resources: Blackboard Learn.

This 60-minute workshop lets you meet with Information Security staff to discuss available security products and services that help keep your accounts, devices, and data properly secured.

This 30-60 minute workshop will cover technology available in centrally scheduled classrooms. Training focuses on face-to-face and hybrid classroom spaces with a 99+ learner capacity. Topics covered include:

• Using MS Teams on multiple screens
• Teaching in a hybrid environment (limited to Irvine 194 & 199)
• Using audio and document cameras for face-to-face and hybrid scenarios.

Training will be held in Irvine 199.

For 1:1 training, please book a consultation.

This 30-minute workshop covers the basics of Microsoft OneDrive for saving and accessing files from any device, anywhere, and working on files in a collaborative environment. We will also be available after the workshop to answer individual questions. (30 minutes, including time for questions)

• Basic Training: Microsoft OneDrive provides an overview of this workshop's content.
• For a copy of the slides we use for the in-person version of this workshop, view OneDrive Training (PPTX hosted on OneDrive).
• To review OneDrive on your own, please visit Help and Resources: OneDrive.

This 45-minute workshop will cover the basics of Microsoft Teams, including instant messaging, group chat, audio/video chats, online meetings, and integration with OneDrive and Microsoft Groups. We will also be available after the workshop to answer individual questions. (45 minutes, including time for questions)

• Basic Training: Microsoft Teams provides an overview of this workshop's content.
• To review Microsoft Teams on your own, please visit Help and Resources: Microsoft Teams.
• For a copy of the slides we use for the in-person version of this workshop, view Teams Training (PPTX hosted on OneDrive)
• Want a larger overview of Teams, including Teams for Classroom? Check out this workshop recording (hosted on Panopto).

This 30-minute workshop will cover how to record your first video using Panopto in Blackboard. You will learn how to add Panopto to your course, download the app, record your video, and upload your video into your Blackboard course. (30 minutes, including time for questions) 

• Feel free to view a recording (hosted on Panopto) of this workshop instead.
• To review Panopto on your own, please visit Help and Resources: Panopto.

This 45-minute workshop will cover the basics of Qualtrics. Learn how to use this robust tool to create and distribute surveys, as well as how to analyze the resulting data. We will be available for individual questions following the workshop. (45 minutes, including time for questions)

• To review Qualtrics on your own, please visit Help and Resources: Qualtrics.

Research Electronic Data Capture (REDCap) is a secure, web-based application for building and managing online surveys and databases.

There are three levels of REDCap training available. You will be able to select the appropriate training level when you schedule a workshop. 

• Introduction: 10-15 minute presentation that can be given at a faculty meeting or other faculty/staff gathering by a REDCap representative. This level of training is appropriate for individuals who are interested in receiving more information about REDCap and how it is used in research. 
• Basic: 90-120 minute workshop that can be scheduled with a REDCap representative. This level of training is appropriate for individuals who are using REDCap for the first time or individuals who have very limited prior experience. 
• Advanced: 90-120 minute workshop that can be scheduled with a REDCap representative. This level of training is appropriate for individuals with prior REDCap experience who wish to use surveys or collect longitudinal data in their projects or multi-site projects. 

This 30-minute workshop will cover the basics of VoiceThread. You will learn how to add a VoiceThread link to your course, create a video assignment, share feedback, and grade student work.  (30 minutes, including time for questions) 

• To review Voicethread on your own, please visit Help and Resources: VoiceThread.