This hands-on workshop will introduce participants to Microsoft Sway, an interactive storytelling application that can be used to create and share multimedia essays, presentations, and reports. Participants will learn how to use this tool in order to engage multiple teaching and learning modalities. Further, participants will gain an understanding of how to incorporate the app

Facilitator: Kristin Juhrs Date: Thursday, September 23, 2021, 10:00-11:00am Location: Virtual (Zoom) Is your media accessible? Can students with disabilities access your course media? This session covers best practices for making and selecting accessible images, infographics, tables, charts, audio files, videos, Zoom sessions, and Panopto videos. You will also be introduced to accessibility resources on campus that

Facilitators: Miranda Webster and Cheryl Bosarge Date:  Monday, October 4, 10:00-11:30 am Location: University Hall 1308 (Computer Lab) Do you feel like learner engagement is getting off to a slow start in your online course? Would you like to create a compelling message that grabs your students on day 1? Then a course trailer might be the

This hands-on workshop will introduce participants to Adobe Spark Page, a multimedia storytelling application that all students at The University of Alabama have access to through the Adobe Creative Campus program. The app allows learners to experiment with the creation of web pages, visual essays, memes, comic strips, and other forms of desktop publishing. Participants

This session is part of our Online Learning Innovation Showcase (OLIS) series. Facilitators: Crystal Butler and Cheryl Bosarge Date: Friday, October 29, 2021, 10:00-11:00 am Location: Virtual (Zoom) Flipgrid is a great alternative to the student introductions discussion board, but what else can you do with it? Join us in this virtual session to see how