by Berlin Fang | May 3, 2021 | Adams Blog
As the semester draws to a close, we would like to send a few reminders as you wrap up your Canvas courses and get ready for the new semester: Change course dates Remember to check and change (if needed) the end dates of your courses while you have access. Check this...
by Amy Boone | Apr 23, 2021 | Adams Blog
The Adams Center hosted a session about the use of LinkedIn. Over the past couple of years, the question of LinkedIn has come up periodically in the Adams Center. LinkedIn is often seen as a professional networking space for those in the business world or specifically...
by Amy Boone | Apr 14, 2021 | Adams Blog
COVID-19 vaccines are now widely available for our students, faculty, and staff. Several of the scientists here on campus have formed a Vaccine Roadshow where they come in person or on Zoom to Chapels, department meetings, club meetings, and classes to answer...
by Berlin Fang | Apr 8, 2021 | Adams Blog
If your Zoom recording fails to turn into an mp4 file, you may see something like this in the recording folder. You can simply click on the “double_click…” file to convert it. It will change to a dialogue box asking you to save it to a path on your...
by Berlin Fang | Mar 26, 2021 | Adams Blog
Both students and instructors can import their Canvas Calendar into their Google calendar so that all daily events appear in the same place. This is especially helpful if you have Zoom sessions scheduled and Canvas happens to have a load issue during the time of a...
by Cliff Barbarick | Mar 4, 2021 | Adams Blog, Canvas, Course Development, Instructional Design
In the Adams Center, we have hosted multiple sessions extolling the virtues of “transparent assignments”; that is, assignments that make explicitly clear the purpose of an assignment along with the skills and tasks needed to successfully complete that...
