Morning
1. Welcome
2. Ground Rules
- Arrive, start, and finish on time
- Complete every task
- Respect each other
- Be supportive of the other team members and their contributions
- Participate
- Agree to disagree
- Don’t be afraid to make mistakes
- Be open to the ideas of others
- Try new things
- Have fun!
3. Ice Breaker
Objective: Meet and get to know everyone. See if you can identify everyone from one thing they share about themselves.
Process: 10 minutes to talk amongst yourselves and mingle. After mingling, write one thing about yourself on a notecard that the group doesn’t know about you. The Facilitator will collect the cards and read them aloud. Write down who you think it is. The answers will be revealed and the person with the most names correct wins a prize.
4. Introduction to the Workshop
http://blogs.leeward.hawaii.edu/iteach/elluminate-live/
5. Getting Started With Elluminate Live!
Prepare your computer and yourself to use Elluminate Live!:http://emedia.leeward.hawaii.edu/EMC/elluminate_live
Participant’s Elluminate Live! link: https://sas.elluminate.com/m.jnlp?sid=2009459&password=M.6D90D5405251299645694362DC6F9D
Rachael’s Elluminate Live! link: https://sas.elluminate.com/m.jnlp?sid=2009459&miuid=48BCA1922FBBB6488968555CB7133C58
6. Participate in the Introductory Elluminate Live! Session
Log in with the Participant’s Elluminate Live! link: https://sas.elluminate.com/m.jnlp?sid=2009459&password=M.6D90D5405251299645694362DC6F9D
[Download “Elluminate Live! Introduction Session” slides (.pdf)]
Afternoon
7. Discussion: Building a Case for Online Facilitation and Synchronous Learning
Discuss what was posted on the Discussion Board.http://eleeward.squarespace.com/elm-discussion/
[Download “Building a Case” slides (.pdf)]
8. [Video] E-learning: How to Deliver an Engaging Virtual Classroom Presentation
“It’s not just adding interactions for interactivity sake. These interactions must have a purpose. They must be carefully thought out and must support the learning objectives while at the same time supporting learner attention.” – Claudia Dornbusch
Test your understanding Q&A and review activity in Elluminate Live! breakout rooms
9. How Do You Engage Your Audience Online? Use Interactive Learning Activities!
Interactive activities: absorb – knowledge, do – practice, connect – to life and work. Incorporate student-to-student interaction, student-to-content interaction, and student-to-instructor interaction.
(Credit: Greg Walker’s iCourse Design Workshop)
10. Debrief
Reflection
- Reflect on your experience in Elluminate Live! as a Participant. What worked? What didn’t?
- What did you observe as good practices for facilitating in Elluminate Live!? What would you do as a facilitator to engage your audience? (e.g. interactive activities, positive attitude)
11. Prepare for tomorrow
Watch “Using Elluminate Live! as a Moderator” Part 1, 2, and 3 videos and Moderator resources on http://emedia.leeward.hawaii.edu/EMC/elluminate_live_moderator.
Tomorrow (Tuesday) we will cover Classroom Management, Content Management, and Classroom Capture tools: profile, webcam, mic/audio, participants window (permissions), polling, activity window, text chat, loading content on whiteboard, taking notes, and recording a session