A Beginner's Guide to Brightspace Workshop

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Session Description:

In this hands-on workshop for people who have little to no experience teaching with Brightspace, participants will get oriented to Vanderbilt’s course management system and learn how to accomplish common teaching tasks. Ideally, participants will have Brightspace open during the session so they can explore and build content in our test course! By the end of the workshop, users will be able to:

Confidently navigate around the different areas of a Brightspace course
Post, edit, and link Content for students using a variety of tools
Communicate with students about important Brightspace tools
There will be time at the end of the workshop for participants to ask questions about using Brightspace.

Facilitator:

Stacey M Johnson, Assistant Director for Educational Technology

Questions? Please contact stacey.m.johnson@vanderbilt.edu

Event Dates:

Friday, August 19th 11:00am-12:30pm via Zoom

Monday, August 22nd 1:30-3:00pm via Zoom

This workshop is open to anyone teaching or developing courses at Vanderbilt University.

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