TALENT (Teaching And Learning with Electronic Networked Technologies) is a faculty development program supported by all campuses of the University of Hawaii system. TALENT provides Instructional Sessions and Resources to faculty and staff throughout the year.
Use the Site Navigation menu on the left to access workshop and other training information as well as support for Laulima and other available resources.
2009 TALENT Summer Series:
UH-Information Technology Services (ITS) will be offering summer sessions on issues and pedagogical strategies surrounding the design, creation, and delivery of Internet-supported course materials.
Registration is closed for all sessions.
TALENT-101: June 15 - 26
This online course introduces faculty and staff to the world of online teaching and learning. TALENT 101 was specifically designed to provide the experience of being an online learner in preparation for teaching an enhanced (some Internet component alongside face-to-face contact) or total web-based course (completely online with no face-to-face contact with students).
TALENT-102: July 14 - 23
The tools used to conduct TALENT 101 will be featured in these sessions, with presenters covering why the tools were chosen and demonstrating their operation. Laulima will be highlighted as it is the course management tool supported by ITS.
TALENT-201: August 4 & 6
These sessions will feature online tools that can be used to compliment the teaching and learning experience. Topics include Laulima tips/tricks, Halawai (a webconferencing system), StudyMate (a tool which creates study games/activities), and the application of social networking tools (like Twitter, Facebook, Blogger) in a course.
For more information and registration, click on the Summer Series link on the left.
