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9.00 am CT – 9.30 am CT
Glenn Adams
SoftChalk
Join us to learn from our Chief Operating Officer what’s new and what’s next with SoftChalk. Learn about SoftChalk’s commitment to continually improving content authoring and delivery, to equip educators to turn complex content into compelling learning experiences for learners.
9.30 am CT – 10.25 am CT
Lia Moore-Lamm
Alamo Colleges District
Learn how a tech support team uses SoftChalk to create online scavenger hunts to engage users with online instructional content, address common technical questions, and track user attempts for prizes. Participants will identify “pinch points” in their own curriculum and discuss ways to incorporate scavenger hunts into instruction for the ultimate reward: increased learner comprehension.
10.30 am CT – 11.25 am CT
Will Sumerall
SoftChalk
SoftChalk lessons are a great way to convert class resources into an online experience. But, how do you create interest and interactivity that hooks learners in and keeps them engaged along the way? Learn techniques for adding visual flair to your lessons using SoftChalk’s authoring tools and new ways to merge text, media, images and activities together to create something that is better than the sum of its parts.
11.30 am CT – 12.25 pm CT
Art Brownlow
The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
This presentation showcases a distinctive strategy to create “pedagogical pathways” through SoftChalk lessons to increase student engagement and save instructor time. This approach involves ungraded, low-stakes assessments, and yet ensures that students engage with all course content. Attendees will learn how to integrate these pathways into their own courses.
12.30 pm CT – 1.25 pm CT
Colleen Wolfe and Leia Wood
Hagerstown Community College
Jim Snyder
Quality Matters
Employing SoftChalk lessons, presenters promote learner engagement while exhibiting Quality Matters standards. Given to learners early in their college experience, these lessons facilitate meeting a variety of specific QM standards by utilizing SC activities. They articulate resources and services as well as clarify LMS navigation.
9.00 am CT – 9.55 am CT
Rachel Dorn
Yakima Valley College
Drawing on her experience teaching flipped handbuilding and pottery classes before and after the pandemic and online clay and design during the pandemic, Rachel will discuss the time management and studio/equipment access advantages of flipped and hybrid studio classes, and the ways in which SoftChalk lessons can simulate “hands-on” learning as a replacement or supplement to live studio experiences.
10.00 am CT – 10.20 am CT
Dana Thompson
SoftChalk
In this 20-minute spotlight session, SoftChalk Trainer, Dana Thompson, will demonstrate the new and enhanced features that were included in the latest release.
10.25 am CT – 10.55 am CT
Dana Thompson
SoftChalk
In this 25-minute feature spotlight session, SoftChalk Trainer Dana Thompson will focus on how you can integrate your existing SoftChalk lessons into your learning management system (LMS) using the Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) link so learner scores report to the LMS.
We’ll complete a lesson as a learner and tour the detailed score report (SoftChalk ScoreCenter) that automatically populates in the LMS. We will also explore the SoftChalk Cloud profile based ScoreCenter which can be used for score reporting when you are tracking scores outside of an LMS.
11.00 am CT – 11.55 am CT
Adam Fantom
Harford Community College
This workshop will teach you how to create accessible and platform-agnostic e-learning content using SoftChalk. You will discover SoftChalk’s built-in accessibility features, which allow you to create content compliant with WCAG 2.1 guidelines and accessible to learners with disabilities. You will also learn how to use SoftChalk’s intuitive interface to create interactive and engaging e-learning content and how to publish your content in HTML5 format for compatibility with any device or platform.
By the end of the workshop, you will have the knowledge and skills to create high-quality e-learning content that is accessible and platform-agnostic using SoftChalk.
12.00 pm CT – 12.55 pm CT
Amy Garcia
County College of Morris
Have you considered using SoftChalk outside of classroom lessons? Virtual Campus at County College of Morris uses SoftChalk for a variety of student-centered services such as our new student Digital Welcome Packet and our VC Newsletter. Learn innovative and creative ways to use Softchalk to share information and to foster a sense of belonging within the college community.
1.00 pm CT – 1.30 pm CT
Glenn Adams
SoftChalk
Join us for the winner announcement for our 2023 Lesson Challenge! Get inspired by the best and most innovative SoftChalk lessons created by your peers.
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