Event
The Future of the Learning Management System I: The LMS Today
Center for Scholarly Technology Faculty Forum
- When: Friday, September 25, 2009 : 12:00pm to 1:30pm
- Location: University Park Campus, Hedco Neurosciences Building, HNB 100
- Audience: Faculty & Staff
- Sponsored By: Center for Scholarly Technology
- Contact: Rick Lacy, (213) 740-8823
- E-mail: lacy@usc.edu
- Available via videoconferencing at HSC, NML B8
A three-part forum series investigates the teaching practices and current uses of the LMS inside and outside of USC. This session was recorded. Please click here to view the archived session.
The learning management system (LMS) is an essential part of the teaching process and enterprise infrastructure for today\\'s higher learning institution. More than 80 percent of USC students use the Blackboard LMS, and 70 percent of faculty teach at least one course that relies on the Blackboard LMS.
This first forum of the series focuses on the current state of the LMS at USC, including the current upgrade to the latest Blackboard 9, and the teaching practices associated with the LMS at USC.
Join our faculty panel for a look at the ways that USC faculty are using the LMS for teaching and learning, and managing their courses.
Faculty Panel:
- Geoffrey Middlebrook, Writing Program, College of Letters, Arts & Sciences
- Gayle Vierma, Spanish and Portuguese, College of Letters, Arts & Sciences
- Sheila Woodward, Thornton School of Music
Moderator: Michelle Riconscente, Rossier School of Education
Convener: Patrick Crispen, Center for Scholarly Technology
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