Have you considered using WordPress as a course website, but aren’t sure how it might look? Are you using it already, but curious about new ideas? Here’s a sneak peek at how other Middlebury faculty have been doing it. Simple Websites Create a simple website with WordPress by hiding its blog features. Make “Pages” for […]…Continue Reading 7 Innovative Midd Course Sites in WordPress
Tag: Curricular Technology
Group support added to WordPress
We are pleased to announce the addition of a much-awaited feature to our WordPress site network. As of today groups added to sites can automatically maintain their membership over time. Site administrators will no longer have to go back into … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Group support added to WordPress
Friday Links, Feb. 22, 2013
Got MOOCs? Here are two recent pieces I found interesting: The first is from Wired: Beyond the Buzz, Where Are MOOCs Really Going? by Michael Horn and Clayton Christensen. “We believe they are likely to evolve into a scale business, … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Friday Links, Feb. 22, 2013
Friday Links, Feb. 22, 2013
Got MOOCs? Here are two recent pieces I found interesting: The first is from Wired: Beyond the Buzz, Where Are MOOCs Really Going? by Michael Horn and Clayton Christensen. “We believe they are likely to evolve into a scale business, … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Friday Links, Feb. 22, 2013
Change Moodle site availability from the Course Hub
By default, when you create a Moodle site it is set to be “not available to students” to give you time to add site content before students can access the site. Unfortunately, the “availability” setting can be a bit hard … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Change Moodle site availability from the Course Hub
New Course Hub / Middfiles integration
New for the Fall 2012 semester is integration between the “Classes Folders” on Middfiles and the Course Hub. When you put files in the HANDOUTS/ or SHARE/ folders of your class folder, a “Middfiles Class Folder” resource will automatically be … Continue reading →…Continue Reading New Course Hub / Middfiles integration
Aesthetics of the Moving Image
Louisa Stein is an assistant professor of Film and Media Culture. In the spring of 2010, I interviewed Prof. Stein about her use of technology in a number of her courses. Below is a screencast from that interview that describes her … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Aesthetics of the Moving Image