Technologies


Technologies Supporting CTER Courses
Moodle Course Example (EPSY 387: Please click the "Login as guest" button) WikED (Educational Wiki service provided by CTER) Interactive Paper Project (IPP) (Guest login is available) Audacity (Used for editing lectures) Shoutcast Used for streaming on-line office hours (real-time discussion) TappedIn (Synchronous discussion) Meeting Time Booking System (Conflict Resolution)
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CTER OnLine Tutorials
CTER - Radio: Student Information CTER - Radio: Instructor Information Sound Edition Multimedia File Management Eudora 6 (Mac): CITES Tutorial Eudora 6 (PC): CITES Tutorial RealPlayer (PC) RealPlayer (MAC) Webboard
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Outside Software Support and Other Resources
Site	Application(s)
WinAmp	Live broadcasting software
Quick Time Stream	How to stream video using the College of Education's QuickTime server.
Remote Use of Library Resources	UIUC Library
EON Course Rating System	Student Course Evaluation
Software support resources	Overview of software used in CTER
CITES Listserv Help	Using listserv
CITES WebBoard Help	Synchronous and asynchronous conferences
Getting started with commonly used software	WebBoard
Tapped In	Registration instructions, logging in as members
RealPresenter tutorial	Using RealPresenter to narrate and stream PowerPoint.
HREOnline course system	For students taking Edpsy362 Adult Learning Principles.
Help with web folders	Instructions to work with your files in the COE webfolder.
OET Technology Handouts	Handouts of many workshops about Word, Endnote,, Outlook, etc.
Template for Creating Narrated Presentation	Template to create presentations for the web with voice narration.
SoundRecorder for Mac (.sit file)
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Online Conferences
The following seminars are available for online students (QuickTime or RealMedia format)
The Future of Educational Technology at Illinois Lanny Arvan - Assistant Chief Information Officer for Educational Technologies, University of Illinois, November 12, 2002 Click here for the powerpoint presentation (PPT) Exploring the Opportunities and Challenges of Online Learning Burks Oakley II - UIUC Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs and Director, University of Illinois Online, October 22, 2002 Click Here for Audio (Real Player) Click Here for the accompanying PowerPoint (PPT) Assessment and Accountability Implications of "No Child Left Behind" (QuickTime format), Professor Lizanne DeStefano, University of Illinois. Thursday, October 3th, 2002. Non-intrusive Action and Linguistic Immersion as a Means to Cooperating with Parents and Children in a Bilingual Setting, (Quicktime format) Professor Francois Tochon, University of Wisconsin Professor Tochon's Lecture Slides(MS Word RTF format) Discussion Session with Professor Chris Dede, Harvard University (Interactive Multimedia Paper)
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