Teaching with Technology
Get an in-depth look at the latest in teaching technology –
from a leading authority.
There’s a wealth of web technology available to adventurous educators today.
- Some of it can greatly enrich the learning experience … but not all of it will.
- Some tools aren’t particularly useful...
- Some can be downright harmful!
It’s important to separate the wheat from the chaff.
Find out what the best web-based tools are for today’s classroom—and how you can integrate them into your courses—in Teaching with Technology, a 4 hour three-module online course.
In this course, John Orlando, Ph.D., delivers an in-depth review of classroom web technology.
A long-time proponent of web-enhanced learning and a veteran faculty trainer, Orlando delivers information in clear, “user-friendly” terms.
Each module in Teaching with Technology covers an important aspect of “eLearning.” Whether you’re teaching online, face-to-face, or in hybrid courses, you’ll discover how technology can help students become active learners, contributing and collaborating in meaningful ways.
Module one: Content Delivery
We examine:
- Narrated PowerPoints
- Screen captures
- Collaborative lectures using Voicethread
- Webinars
- Games in PowerPoint
Module two: Social Networking and Collaborative Projects
We examine:
- Video
- Blogs
- Social bookmarking
- Wikis
Module three: Research and Virtual Worlds
Topics include:
- Second Life
- Informatics
- Zotero research
- Webquests
Module four: A review module looks back at the previous modules
- Helping you solidify your knowledge of web-based tools.
Each self-paced module takes about an hour to complete — manageable for even the busiest schedule.
And the convenient online format lets you experience each module when and where you want!
A great value for you … a bargain for groups
This online course delivers a content-rich experience at a fraction of the cost of offsite events or online consultants. For one user, the fee is a modest $199. Invite others from your campus to participate, and the value becomes truly exceptional. Depending on the number of attendees, you can drop the price by $25, $50, or even $100 per person.
It’s unquestionably one of the best professional development values you’ll find anywhere. (And, like every Magna product, it’s unconditionally guaranteed. You can order with complete confidence.)
Maximize your investment
The cost for this comprehensive program for one person is just $199. What's more, when others from your campus join you, you'll pay even less per person:
| # of people | Cost per person |
|---|---|
| 1 | $199 |
| 2-10 | $179 |
| 11-20 | $159 |
| 21-50 | $139 |
| 51-100 | $119 |
| 101-50 | $99 |
| 501+ | $79 |
Let John Orlando, Ph. D., and Teaching with Technology show you how to put the latest web-based tools to work creating a rich, memorable learning experience for students.
Our experienced presenter guides you through every lesson
Teaching with Technology was created for education experts, not technology experts.
This course approaches teaching technologies from your perspective – discussing what works in the classroom, what doesn’t, and how to implement the best ideas in the best ways.
Orlando is a longtime veteran of both online teaching and faculty training; you’ll find his style friendly and engaging, and his grasp of the material impressive.
 | John Orlando, Ph.D. |
Teaching with Technology was created for education experts, not technology experts.
John Orlando, Ph.D., is the eLearning Director for Employee Development Director at Vertek Corporation in Colchester, Vermont.
He previously served as the Instructional Resource Manager of Norwich University’s School of Graduate Studies, the course approaches teaching technologies from your perspective – discussing what works in the classroom, what doesn’t, and how to implement the best ideas in the best ways.
Orlando is a longtime veteran of both online teaching and faculty training; you’ll find his style friendly and engaging, and his grasp of the material impressive.
