The Center for Instructional Technology would like to announce next week’s workshops.
The following workshops still have seats available:

After Effects (5 Week Course)
Mondays, 1:00pm-4:00pm, beginning September 28
The After Effects Workshop Series is designed to give beginners solid foundations in creating motion graphics with this industry leading motion graphics application. By signing up for the After Effects Workshop Series, you are signing up for all 5 3-hour long workshops. Only participants who attend all 5 workshops will earn the CIT Certificate. Part-time faculty who complete all 5 workshops will also receive a stipend in the amount of $200.00. Full-time staff who also teach part-time in Columbia do not qualify for a stipend.
Compare our FREE Workshops to:
$895.00 - 2 day After Effects Course (FUNDAMENTALS) at www.ascendtraining.com
$995.00 - 2 day After Effects Course (ADVANCED) at www.ascendtraining.com

Logic Pro (5 Week Course)
Tuesdays, 5:00pm-8:00pm, beginning September 29
Do you need a robust audio editing application? Do you feel that GarageBand doesn't meet all your needs? Meet Logic Pro. Logic Pro is a Digital Audio Workstation and MIDI sequencer software application for the Mac OS X platform. You can record multiple takes; cut, move, or stretch audio with sample accuracy; browse channel strip settings; audition Apple Loops; and drop chords onto your lead sheet. This 5-week long course will introduce you to the basic operations and workflows within the program. By signing up for this course you are signing up for all 5 3-hour long workshops. Only participants who attend all 5 workshops will earn the CIT Certificate. Part-time faculty who complete all 5 workshops will also receive a stipend in the amount of $200.00. Full-time staff who also teach part-time at Columbia do not qualify for a stipend.

Oasis Bootcamp
Wednesday, September 30, 10:00am-11:00am
These sessions are specifically for faculty to receive hands-on assistance in putting Hand-outs, Web Links and Discussion forums online. Faculty should bring digital copies of their course materials with them to the Bootcamp.

The Center for Instructional Technology would like to announce next week’s workshops.

The following workshops still have seats available:

Oasis Bootcamp
Monday, September 21, 10:00am-11:00am
Friday, September 25, 2:00pm-3:00pm
These sessions are specifically for faculty to receive hands-on assistance in putting Hand-outs, Web Links and Discussion forums online. Faculty should bring digital copies of their course materials with them to the Bootcamp.

Moodle and OASIS Bootcamps!

These bootcamp sessions are specifically for faculty to receive hands-on assistance in putting Hand-outs, Web Links and Discussion forums online. Faculty should bring digital copies of their course materials with them to the Bootcamp.

The Center for Instructional Technology would like to announce next week’s workshops.

The following workshops still have seats available:

Podcasting (7 Week Course)
Mondays, 5:00pm-8:00pm, beginning September 14
The iPod revolution is rapidly moving from delivering just music to being used in education as a portable learning tool. It allows access to lectures, speeches, audio books, etc. There are growing opportunities for teachers to create, distribute, and access audio and video learning materials. This project-based course will introduce you to the shooting and recording techniques as well as editing of audio, enhanced, and video podcasts. You should come to the course with an intention to produce a podcast for your class and you will leave with at least one finished episode. By signing up for the Podcasting Course you are signing up for all 7 3-hour long workshops. Only participants who attend all 7 workshops and complete a project will earn the CIT Certificate. Part-time faculty who complete all 7 workshops and complete a project will also receive a stipend in the amount of $200.00. Full-time staff who also teach part-time in Columbia do not qualify for a stipend. In addition, the participants who complete a project and attend all 7 workshops will gain access to CIT's podcasting equipment and facilities to work on their future podcasting projects.

Build Your Course in Moodle (5 Week Course)
Tuesdays, 1:00pm-4:00pm, beginning September 15
Become acquainted with the Moodle interface and layout. You will put learning resources, objects, and individual and collaborative activities into your class. You will learn how to set up your Moodle Gradebook, and add some of the features that will make your class more engaging. By signing up for the Build Your Course in Moodle Series you are signing up for all 5 3-hour long workshops. Only participants who attend all 5 workshops will earn the CIT Certificate. Part-time faculty who complete all 5 workshops will also receive a stipend in the amount of $200.00. Full-time staff who also teach part-time in Columbia do not qualify for a stipend.

Digitizing Analogue Media: Stills, Video, and Audio
Tuesday, September 15, 5:00pm-8:00pm
Learn how to scan your photos and slides, convert VHS tapes to digital video and convert analogue audio to digital audio files.

Video Editing for Absolute Beginners: Intro to iMovie
Wednesday, September 16, 5:00pm-8:00pm
Video editing on a personal computer has never been this easy! This workshop will teach you everything you need to know to edit video on your Mac. We'll cover capturing, editing, making photo slideshows, working with sound and outputting the finished piece to a tape, DVD or a website. That's a lot to talk about in 3 hours, but iMovie'08 makes it so easy you will be ready to edit by yourself in no time.

Moodle Bootcamp
Thursday, September 17, 10:00am-11:00am
These sessions are specifically for faculty to receive hands-on assistance in putting Hand-outs, Web Links and Discussion forums online. Faculty should bring digital copies of their course materials with them to the Bootcamp. Anyone participating in the Moodle sessions must request that their class be converted to Moodle at least 36 hours prior to the Bootcamp. Instructions on how to request a Moodle class can be found at: http://www.colum.edu/oasis/moodle_faculty_help.php

Oasis Bootcamp
Thursday, September 17, 2:00pm-3:00pm
These sessions are specifically for faculty to receive hands-on assistance in putting Hand-outs, Web Links and Discussion forums online. Faculty should bring digital copies of their course materials with them to the Bootcamp.

The Center for Instructional Technology would like to announce next week’s workshops.

The following workshops still have seats available:

Introduction to Podcasting and iTunes University
Wednesday, September 9, 5:00pm-8:00pm
Friday, September 11, 5:00pm-8:00pm
The iPod revolution is rapidly moving from delivering just music to being used in education as a portable learning tool. Podcasts allow access to lectures, speeches, audio books, etc. There are growing opportunities for teachers to create, distribute, and access audio and video learning materials. Columbia College has joined Stanford, Harvard, Berkeley and many other schools and started using Apple's iTunes University for easy podcast publishing.
In this workshop you will learn the basics of podcasting and how to create and publish your own audio or video podcast with iTunes U.