Contacts & General Information
Instructors | Class Format | Consulting Hours | About
eLearning | Computer Labs & Hours | USB Flash Drives
Instructors
All questions regarding grading, attendance, or the clarification
of assignment requirements must be addressed to the person listed
as Course Instructor for your section of Ed Tech & Design.
| Section |
Name |
Office |
Telephone |
Email |
Office Hours* |
Instructor
240:020 Sec 01
240:031 Sec 01
240:031 Sec 03 |
Mr. Robin Galloway
 |
SEC 409 |
273-7619 |
Use eLearning Mail |
Mon 12:00—2:00
Thurs 2:00—4:00 |
Professor
240:031
Sec 05
Sec 07 |
Dr. Leigh Zeitz
 |
SEC 411 |
273-3249 |
Use eLearning Mail |
Tues 1:00—3:00
Thurs 2:00—4:00 |
Instructor
240:031
Sec 02
Sec 04
Sec 06 |
Mrs. Magdalena Galloway
 |
SEC 407 |
273-3076 |
Use eLearning Mail |
Tues 12:00—4:00 |
Instructor
240:031
Sec 08 |
Mr. Jason Vetter
 |
ITTC 120A |
273-6730 |
Use eLearning Mail |
Mon 3:30—4:30
& by appointment |
| Graduate Teaching Assistant |
Ms. Farah Kashef
 |
SEC 405 |
n/a |
Use eLearning Mail
(lab related skills only - contact your instructor with questions about assignment requirements, grading or attendance issues. |
Thurs 2—4:00 |
| *Other times may be arranged with your course instructor. |
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Class Format
Ed Tech & Design incorporates both lectures and hands-on labs. Secondary Ed Tech & Design students are expected to participate in a 50-minute lecture
and 50-minute lab each week according to the following schedule (see last row).
| Section / Instructor |
Monday Lecture |
Wednesday Lab |
Friday Lab |
| 031-08 Vetter |
8:00—8:50am
SEC 252 |
Lang 213 |
Lang 213 |
| 031-01 R. Galloway |
WRC 154 |
WRC 154 |
| 031-02 M. Galloway |
SEC 127 |
SEC 127 |
| 031-03 R. Galloway |
9:00—9:50am
SEC 252 |
WRC 154 |
WRC 154 |
| 031-04 M. Galloway |
SEC 127 |
SEC 127 |
| 031-05 Zeitz |
2:00—2:50pm
SEC 252 |
WRC 154 |
WRC 154 |
| 031-06 M. Galloway |
SEC 127 |
SEC 127 |
| 031-07 Zeitz |
3:00—3:50pm
SEC 252 |
WRC 154 |
WRC 154 |
| 020-01 R. Galloway |
SEC 127 |
(no class) |
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Consulting Hours
Graduate Assistants provide individual assistance in SEC 405 during regularly scheduled consulting hours. Consulting hours do not replace lab attendance. Rather, they are intended to help you resolve problems and answer specific questions regarding the use of software or activities in lab. Graduate Assistants will not re-teach labs for those who chose not to attend lab the previous week. Failure to attend lab results in a forfeit of consulting hour privileges the following week. Exceptions are made only in the case of an excused absence.
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About
eLearning
eLearning, formerly known as WebCT, is a vitally important communication tool in this
course. eLearning is used by students to:
- Access the course calendar, assignment descriptions, the syllabus, lecture and lab handouts, software downloads, and other online resources.
- Receive course announcements and other important timely information.
- Access and submit quizzes
- Submit most assignments
- Send and receive mail to and from Instructors, Graduate Assistants, or other students in the course.
- Access up-to-date grade information as it is recorded.
Login to eLearning at http://elearning.uni.edu with your UNI email username and CatID password. For technical support call 273-5555 or visit the Computer Consulting Center in ITTC 36.
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IRTS Computer Labs & Hours of Operation
Please
understand that IRTS and ITS lab assistants are not expected to be knowledgeable
about Ed Tech & Design assignment details nor the specific software used to complete
our class projects. Rather, their job is to assist all students with
the general use of lab facilities. Of course, you are expected to
respect and follow all policies and procedures, including the hours of
operation and the prohibition of food or drink in computer labs.
Ed Tech & Design Lab Locations
Windows Labs: WRC 154 and Lang 213
Macintosh Lab: SEC 127
Consulting Hours Lab: SEC 405 (see schedule above)
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About USB Flash Drives
USB Flash Drives are very popular and convenient. They are sold in a variety of capacities and are compatible with almost any computer. They do not require a separate disk drive. You simply plug them into an open USB port on the computer. Several form factors and styles are available, including some that fit on a key chain or can be worn around the neck.
One USB Flash Drive should accommodate all of your class file this semester. It will also serve as a great way to save projects and assignments for your portfolio and other classes! You should have your own USB Flash Drive with a capacity of 2GB or more. Many area businesses sell these devices (University Book & Supply, Walmart, Target, Staples, Best Buy, etc.) as do online vendors (amazon.com, buy.com, newegg.com, etc.)
Reminder: You are expected to regularly backup your work and always maintain at least two copies of your computer files in two separate locations (e.g., USB Flash drive, eLearning My Files, external hard drive, network folder, personal computer, etc.) in order to avoid data loss which may result from hardware failure or user error.
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