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Elluminarium 4 Elluminate Live - Recently Updated Pages

Masterclasses 2009

Virtual_lessons

Moderator Spotlight

Stepping Into Series 2009

cybersafety

Virtual Classroom

Evaluations

Homework

Dabbleboard

Materials

Dabbling in a virtual classroom

More Materials

Three_Ring_Circus

Activities

Elluminate Live Training for Teachers

Moderator of the month

Name: Jonathan Finkelstein

Masterclass Series 1:
Spotlight nominees are:

Stepping Into the Virtual Classroom – where do I go from here?

Schedule for 2009

Welcome to the Elluminate Live training wiki!

Do you want to see your name here, please join and apply to be a writer!

Are you looking for an accredited course in online facilitation in 2009, see the flyer attached to this page.

What is Elluminate Live?

November events:

A simple poll

If you are experiencing difficulty in accessing Wetpaint sites from your school, please send your homework pieces to me via email: coachcarole2007@gmail.com

MasterClass 1: Homework 1

MasterClass 2: Homework 2

Elluminate Live V9 Guides:

Elluminate Live Tips for Moderators:

Welcome to the Circus!

June 2008

July 2008

August 2008

September 2008

October 2008

November 2008

December 2008

How do virtual classrooms engage the learners?

Making the Speech

Current Elluminati Events

Note: you need to be a member of the LearningTimes Community and the Elluminati. Sign up for these free spaces at: http://www.elluminate.com

Join us October 27, 2008
The Conference will take place at the beautiful Rosen Plaza Hotel in sunny Orlando, Florida. You can either attend onsite, or you can join us online using Elluminate - the choice is yours.

Register Here.

Past Elluminati Recordings

Ice Breakers For Elluminate Live!
Apr 10, 2008
Session Description
Want to know more about how to "break the ice" in your next Elluminate session? Ice breakers are a great way to get to know your fellow online participants. Plus, they provide opportunities for everyone to interact, create a social presence, and get ready to participate more fully.

View the recording of this Elluminati session where we'll share ideas of ice breakers you can include in your next online class, meeting, webinar, or any other online gathering.

24-Feb-2008

Recording: Ten Habits Of Highly Effective Online Moderators...and Beyond

by Amanda Reed

Introduction

The February Elluminati session featured a presentation from Elluminate's very own Amanda Reed and focused on "Ten Habits Of Highly Effective Online Moderators...and Beyond.

Ten habits? Doesn't it take more than that to become an effective online moderator? The answer is yes! There are hundreds of tips, tricks, and techniques for online moderators. It all depends on what you are trying to accomplish in the virtual classroom.

In this session, we discussed ten tips guaranteed to make your online sessions more effective and to make you a better moderator.

You can view the recording from http://sas.elluminate.com/site/external/event/description?instance_id=10288

Elluminate Live Training for Teachers

Moderator of the month

Name: Jonathan Finkelstein

Masterclass Series 1: Spotlight nominees are:

Stepping Into the Virtual Classroom – where do I go from here?

Schedule for 2009

Welcome to the Elluminate Live training wiki!

Do you want to see your name here, please join and apply to be a writer!Are you looking for an accredited course in online facilitation in 2009, see the flyer attached to this page.What is Elluminate Live?

November events:

A simple poll

If you are experiencing difficulty in accessing Wetpaint sites from your school, please send your homework pieces to me via email: coachcarole2007@gmail.comMasterClass 1: Homework 1

MasterClass 2: Homework 2

Elluminate Live V9 Guides:

Elluminate Live Tips for Moderators:

Welcome to the Circus!

June 2008

Masterclass Series 1:
Spotlight nominees are:

Do you want to see your name here, please join and apply to be a writer!

Are you looking for an accredited course in online facilitation in 2009, see the flyer attached to this page.

What is Elluminate Live?

If you are experiencing difficulty in accessing Wetpaint sites from your school, please send your homework pieces to me via email: coachcarole2007@gmail.com

MasterClass 1: Homework 1

Series 1 - 4 2009 (Victorian Schools)

Send a shout-out!

Nominate a classmate for Student of the Week!

Masterclass Series 2:

Spotlight nominees are:

Masterclass Series 3:

Spotlight nominees are:

Masterclass Series 4:

Spotlight nominees are:

Wikispaces about Moderating in Virtual Classrooms

News:

Updates: The next edition of Elluminate - Elluminate Plan!

Syllabus for this term:

Series 1 - 4 2009 (Victorian Schools)

Send a shout-out!

Nominate a classmate for Student of the Week!

Masterclass Series 2:

Spotlight nominees are:

Masterclass Series 3:

Spotlight nominees are:

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coach.carole — Thu, 14 May 2009 05:16:47 CDT

Date	Masterclass Title	Masterclass description	Time	Registration
	Recorded sessions		1.5 hours
Feb 19	Masterclass 1A	The Basics: nuts and bolts	3.30 pm	KBOE Calendar
Feb 24	Masterclass 1B	Basic moderation in Elluminate Live
Feb 27	Masterclass 1C	Advanced teaching with Elluminate Live
Mar 02	Masterclass 1D	Implementing Elluminate Solutions

Mar 04	Masterclass 2A	The Basics: nuts and bolts	3.30 pm	KBOE Calendar
Mar 10	Masterclass 2B	Basic moderation in Elluminate Live
Mar 16 Monday	Masterclass 2C	Advanced teaching with Elluminate Live
Mar 23 Monday	Masterclass 2D	Implementing Elluminate Solutions

Apr 21 Tuesday	Masterclass 3A	The Basics: nuts and bolts	3.30 pm	KBOE Calendar
Apr 24 Friday	Masterclass 3B	Basic moderation in Elluminate Live
Apr 27 Monday	Masterclass 3C	Advanced teaching with Elluminate Live
Apr 30 Thursday	Masterclass 3D	Implementing Elluminate Solutions

May 01 Friday	Masterclass 4A	The Basics: nuts and bolts	3.30 pm	KBOE Calendar
May 13 Wednesday	Masterclass 4B	Basic moderation in Elluminate Live
May 22 Friday	Masterclass 4C	Advanced teaching with Elluminate Live
May 27 Wednesday	Masterclass 4 D	Implementing Elluminate Solutions

belindaflint — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 22:23:48 CDT

This page is to record your ideas for planning lessons, seminars or presentations in Elluminate Live
Please sign in (add your name in left column) and enter your ideas and notes in columns 2 and 3.
If you have slides or other media to share (up to 2mb) you can attach these at the bottom of the page - please add your name to the title of the file.

Workshop 2.

Name	Planned activity	Notes and/or Instructions
Carole McCulloch	Spotlight in the Elluminarium Brief Description This activity will showcase the use of application sharing in Elluminate and will provide opportunities for participants to be creative in a wetpaint wiki space. During this activity participants will add a 'shout out' posting on a wiki page to put a spotlight on someone they believe is a great Elluminate moderator.	Step 1: set the scene Create your wetpaint wiki page (or use mine at http://elluminatelivetraining.wetpaint.com/page/Moderator+Spotlight ) and add a discussion thread at the bottom of the page In the page highlight your moderator of the month by providing a small image and some words about that moderator. In the discussion forum start the thread with an introductory and instructional message about what to do. Step 2: provide a demonstration in Elluminate Provide a brief overview of what the activity is about: e.g. replying to a thread in a discussion forum on a wiki Open the wetpaint wiki site in a separate browser window and login http://elluminatelivetraining.wetpaint.com Start the application sharing and select the application for this website Navigate to the Spotlight page and within the page to show the contents and demonstrate how to reply to the thread. Step 3: get audience participation Ask for a volunteer from the audience to add a posted reply Hand them access to your shared application, keep the voice function on and give them directions When finished take back the access to your shared application (Time permitting: repeat the steps by asking for more volunteers.)
Marion	Warm up activity. A simple activity that I need to learn how to set up. How do I make it a page for the Elluminate whiteboard? It is a word doc at present. Does it need to be a ppt slide?	A activity while waiting for a session to begin. A table with zodiac symbols. Participants are to use the whiteboard tools to indicate what sign they are.
Libby	icebreaker -world map of collaboration possibilities (insert/upload a jpeg of a world map)	Using the whiteboard letter tool type a number (to correspond with hands up number) on the world map where you would be interested in finding a partner to collaborate with, on a global project with your students. Please raise your hand to share your reasons for your choice with the group via the microphone.
Anne	Icebreaker - tell me about your day in three words.	Use the writing tool to add your three words and colour in the text box with the approprate colour to how you are feeling.
Gail	Icebreaker - Grid of Web 2.0 Tools to find out what participants already use (insert/Upload jpeg of the Web 2.0 Grid or a ppt slide)	Use the Raise the Hand Tool and put hands up to get a number. Using the Whiteboard Letter Tool type your assigned number in all the Grid boxes to indicate the Web 2.0 Tools you use or have used and see if you can complete the whole board = BINGO! Using the Microphone and beginning with 'Winner' each person to explain briefly their most favourite tool and how you could use it in a classroom. Continue through all participants n a clockwise direction from the 'winner'!
Louise	Icebreaker - gain an understanding of people's skills and knowledge etc	Draw up a simple graph with the axis labelled according the to information you wish to ellicit. Students or participants, then plot themselves on the graph with a picture etc. It can be a great way to get the feel for the group, work out some experts etc, or simply as a reflection tool at the end to see how the session went
David	Presentation (3 slides) - Introduction to Vista & Word 2007	Three slides from a presentation I'm due to present on Wednesday. (Suggestions for engaging activities gratefully accepted.)
Krystie	Presentation (3 slides) - "Introduction to wikis"	1. File sharing - wikis in plain english 2. Brainstorm how can teachers use wikis 3. Brainstorm how can students use wikis - ideas for more creative ways to gather interaction warmly welcomed!!! See attachments - wikis in plain english video, elluminate homework 1.ppt
Libby	mini workshop for session 4 (if we can make it)	four slides Digilearn 1. What are DLOs? 2. interactive 3. How can i use them in the classroom? 4. Where can i see some examples see attachment-powerpoint slides
Marion	Mini lesson for session 4	ePotential website What it is. How familiar? Show of hands Features of the site. Positive aspects. Smiley face and verbal. How to complete the survey (web tour maybe) How to encourage staff to complete the survey. Conduct a poll. The continuum (if time)
Priscilla	Mini session	Curriculum Planning 5 E model Asking the right questions? Essential Questions Content questions Blank template for collaborative planning (Based on Intel Model)
Kelly	Ice Breaker - Where are you???	Place a map on the screen. Particpants raise their hand to allocate them a number, then they type this number over the part of the map that they are logging in from. You could also do this with participants ideal holiday destination!
Kelly	Mini workshop... Lesson Idea?	This could be used in a LOTE lesson - if two classes joined up, or if communicating via correspondence. Work in progress! Powerpoint file too large to upload as yet...??
Jane	Ice breaker - what's your fruity personality?	A fun warm up activity and easy way to get to know participants - ask them to nominate which fruit/veg they most identify with. Results could be polled and then reveal the personality traits.
Jordan Chamerski	Ice breaker and Activity - see Jordan's attachments below	Ice breaker - turn your picture into something Elluminate activity - Who Wants to be a millionaire
Luke Molan	Ice breaker activity	My initial thoughts are that as a moderator one of the most powerful things you can do is give each participant "a voice" - speech is the most engaging tool in elluminate so my activity is simply to facilitate the asking and answering of "Who are you?", "Where are you from?", What do you do?". As participants introduce themselves in answering these questions they are also invited to annotate the attached file on the WB with ther location. This last bit is similar to Kelly's Ice Breaker.
Belinda Flint	Ice breaker activity	Use the poll function to test your German knowledge!

elearning — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 21:35:22 CDT

Jonathan Finkelstein, CSTP, is a pioneer in the design and use of synchronous teaching and learning tools.

Picture your image here!

[Use Thread below to say "way to go" to this week's student! Add photos, videos, or words of congrats. Or, send them a message by going to their profile page...]

Enter their name here, and describe why they should be recognized.

Marion Kelly - Secondary Teacher at Ballarat Secondary College
ICT/eLearning Coordinator
Teacher Librarian

See also: Announcements | The Syllabus | Assignments | Study Guides

Elizabeth Delbridge - Ultranet Coach - Hume

Marion Spencer - Blackburn Ultranet Coach

Brendan O'Brien - Ecoach Leader Hume Region

Jane Hill - Home Economics Victoria

Jordan Chamerski - Westgrove Primary School

coach.carole — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 23:49:01 CDT

Stepping Into the Virtual Classroom is a one hour session offering some ways-in to educators who are interested in starting to use Virtual Classrooms in their own teaching and learning settings. During the session we will show examples of different uses of virtual classrooms including school-led conferences, student-focused events, and major conferences. In each of these we will discuss how the virtual classroom was used, for what purpose, and some of the different facilitation styles and skills used in different sessions. This will be followed by a facilitated discussion about how you might use this technology in your own classroom or professional setting and the steps you would need to take to do this.

Date	Series	Links to archived sessions	Evaluation Surveys	Times	Registration
Thurs 26 Feb	1	Stepping into the Virtual Classroom	Series 1	3.00 - 4.00 pm	KBOE Calendar
Thurs 26 Mar	2	Stepping into the Virtual Classroom	Series 2	3.00 - 4.00 pm	KBOE Calendar
Thurs 23 April	3	Stepping into the Virtual Classroom	Series 3	3.00 - 4.00 pm	KBOE Calendar
Thurs 28 May	4	Stepping into the Virtual Classroom	Series 4	3.00 - 4.00 pm	KBOE Calendar

craff — Sun, 22 Mar 2009 20:07:18 CDT

here is my homework presentation not great by some interaction! :)

coach.carole — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 19:06:26 CDT

This technology provides a virtual classroom or meeting room in which participants can hear and see each other; communicate in text and images; share a web tour together; and learn collaboratively online in real time.

Want to see a virtual classroom in action? Take a look at this archived event - the recording of the session described below - Ringmaster tasks in a three ring circus.

To view the recording, please click the link below:
https://sas.elluminate.com/p.jnlp?psid=2008-11-25.1447.M.3304A6ED27C881B5C3A575C6364364.vcr

Note: if you have not already downloaded the required software to play this recording please go to the Elluminate Live support page and follow the instructions.

VITTA conference: Shift Happens!
24th to 26th November at Rydges Bell City, Preston, Victoria

Monday 24th at 2.10 pm: Exploring Virtual Classrooms in a Web 2.0 World - Tamara Carpenter and Carole McCulloch
Wednesday 26th at 11.50 am: Ringmaster tasks in a three ring circus - click here to collect your ticket (the address for the event) - available on the day

Ringmaster Tasks in a Three Ring Circus:
Carole McCulloch, Malcolm Jolly, Kate Jefferies and Caryl Oliver

How to engage with many learners simultaneously online in one hour?

This can be like being a ringmaster at a three ring circus! To do it in style you need Elluminate Live and a skilled Moderator/Facilitator.

In this session we will unpack the techniques of synchronous virtual classroom teaching in real time and apply them to your fields of fascination.

You will experience all the tools in action: voice, text chat, whiteboard, web tour, application sharing and breakout rooms.

Take a journey into Elluminate Live with Carole, Kate and Caryl and learn how to learn online in real time.

Click here for more details on the 2008 VITTA conference: Shift Happens ~ Technology alone will not save us

If you need individual, group or class training for this virtual classroom please select from the activities available below. Contact me for further details.

This wiki is our central meeting place to plan and discuss activities throughout the course. Check back regularly to review any new announcements, review the syllabus, get tips from the study guides, and ask a question for other students or the instructor. Visit the Elluminate site to create a V Room of your own; select your help documentation from the Study Guides and connect to my V Room. Add your questions in the Group FAQ.

Announcements News from Elluminate	Selections from The Syllabus	Calendar Activities
Support from the Elluminate Community	StudyGuides	My V Room

Latest workshops:

Tips for Building a Wiki:

Rename your home page to something more specific about your classroom
Add images and widgets (like YouTube videos and polls)
Invite other students to help! (Click on "Invite others" in the Page Toolbox)
Use person-to-person messages to stay in touch with your classmates and teacher.

Need more? Add graphics and flourishes that match your wiki design (they're free from Paint Splatters)

coach.carole — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 01:16:41 CDT

coach.carole — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 01:05:58 CDT

coach.carole — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 01:38:00 CST

There is no abstract available for this page revision.

coach.carole — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 05:25:02 CST

You will find a set of files attached to the bottom of this page for each of the following:

Participant Guides - useful for uploading for each session you are moderating (PPT)
Moderator Guides - useful for guidance and examples of use of tools and functions (PDF) Note: this file is available for download from this page at Elluminate Live: http://www.elluminate.com/support/docs/9.0/moderator.jsp
Loading PowerPoint Slides - use this for the 'how to' in uploading slides to Elluminate Live

Also attached below is a set of slides that you can use to introduce moderator training to your own groups.

murcha — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 05:01:23 CST

I like using wordle in my classroom. It is like poetry in words and has many uses. Do you use wordle? If so, how. Some suggested uses can be found in the image below.

coach.carole — Sun, 15 Feb 2009 19:37:35 CST

There is no abstract available for this page revision.

elearning — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 01:53:05 CST

Hi there, your ticket has been prepared for you!

You will have been logged into the live session for today's workshop as a fictitious person - this will save valuable time on the day. When you enter the room you will be able to see and hear our guest presenters today performing as a Ringmaster, a Clown, a Juggler, a Lion Tamer and if we're lucky a real Magician.

When logging into an Elluminate Live room you would usually need to enter your own name when prompted by the system.

This session was recorded. You can view the archive at any time.

To view the recording, please click the link below:
https://sas.elluminate.com/p.jnlp?psid=2008-11-25.1447.M.3304A6ED27C881B5C3A575C6364364.vcr

The slides from this presentation are loaded here for viewing and/or downloading.

If you have any questions or comments about the session or Elluminate training please join the discussion thread at the bottom of this page.

Please go to the Study Guides page to access other useful training materials.

The sample ticket above was created at the tickettaker for the GlassGiant: a free image creative site.

Knowledge Bank Global Teacher

You may wish to view an archived Elluminate Live session from the Knowledge Bank Online Events: try this one from Stephen Heppell.
http://knowledgebank.globalteacher.org.au/category/stephen-heppell/ and click on the link to the recording.

Three Ring Circus - VITTA
he following Elluminate Live! session has been updated:
Name: Vitta - Ringmaster Tasks In A Trc
Type: None
Starts: Nov 24, 2008 04:30 PM Eastern (EST)
Ends: Nov 26, 2008 12:30 PM Eastern (EST)

Graduation Online - Queensland
https://sas.elluminate.com/site/external/jwsdetect/meeting.jnlp?sid=937&miuid=7DC270402302E09579CDCD53001ED661

elearning — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 21:18:35 CST

May 2008

Sun	Mon	Tues	Wed	Thurs	Fri	Sat
				1 KBNetworks Online presentation 1.30 - 2.30 pm Latrobe Tutorial 4b 7 pm	2	3
4	5	6 KBOE Practice session 3.30 - 4.00 pm	7 KBOE Practice session 3.30 - 4.00 pm E-portfolios 11.00 am - 12 noon	8	9	10
11	12	13 KBOE Practice session 10 - 11 am Maroondah Practice session 1 - 2 pm KBOE Online presentation 4.30 - 5.30 pm	14	15 Innovate & Integrate Innovation Coordinators 11 am - 12 noon	16	17
18	19	20 KBOE Training 3.30 - 4.00 pm	21	22 Moderator Training Maroondah Youth conference	23	24
25	26 Moderator Training Knox Learning Community 1.30 - 3.00 pm	27 Moderator Training Maroondah Youth Conference 2.30 - 4.00 pm	28	29 Moderator Training Maroondah Youth Conference 2.30 - 4.00 pm	30	31

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		1	2	3 KBOE Practice session 3.30 - 4.00 pm	4 Independence Day KBOE Practice session 3.30 - 4.00 pm	5
6	7	8 KBOE Practice session 3.30 - 4.30 pm	9 KBOE Moderator training 10 - 11 am 2-3 pm	10 KBOE Team refresher 10-1030 am Conference meeting 10.30 - 11.30am Practice session 3.30 - 4.30 pm	11 Anne Mirtschin 10.00 - 11.00 am KBOE Practice sessions 3.30 - 4.30 pm	12
13	14 KBOE Practice 2.00 - 4.00 pm	15 KBOE Presenter practice 9.00 - 10.00 am	16 KBOE Moderator training 10 - 11 am	17 KBOE Team meeting 10.30 - 11.30 am Practice session 3.30 - 4.00 pm	18 KBOE Practice session 3.30 - 4.00 pm	19
20	21 KBOE Modeator training 3-4 pm	22 KBNetworks Online Conference Day One	23 KBNetworks Online Conference Day Two	24 Pivot Table Practice session 10 - 11 am Innovate and Integrate Workshop VIC 3.00 - 4.30 pm	25 Eportfolio Prep meeting 2.00 - 3.00 pm	26
27	28 ACFE Hume Meeting 11 am - 12 noon	29	30 KBOE Moderator Training 10 - 11 am	31

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10	11 KBOE Moderator Practice 2.30 - 3.30 pm	12 KBOE Unconference 9 - 10 am	13 KBOE Moderator training 10 - 11am Yarra Valley Conference practice session 11.30 am - 12.30 pm	14	15 KBOE DST workshop 3.30 - 5.00 pm	16
17	18 KBOE Science presentation 9.20 am - 11 am Yarra Valley Moderator training 1.00 - 2.00 pm DST Workshop 3.30 - 5.00 pm	19 KBOE Moderator practice 10 am - 11 am	20 KBOE Moderator Practice 10 - 11 am Yarra Valley Conference Moderator practice 12.30 - 1.30 pm DST workshop 2.30 - 4.00 pm	21 DST workshop 11.30 am - 1.00 pm Innovate and Integrate Working for QLD 3.30 - 5.00 pm	22	23
24	25 KBOE Moderator practice 10 - 11 am Eportfolios 1.30 - 3.00 pm	26	27 YVEC Conference 9 am - 4.00 pm	28 DST workshop 2.30 - 4.00 pm	29	30
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elearning — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 19:21:58 CDT

Suggestions

Use this page to manage class documents like handouts, study guides, etc.

Upload attachments by clicking on "Add an attachment" in the Page Toolbox

I'm going to start this page with reference to a couple of wikispaces where you'll find some hints for moderators.

http://synchfacilitation.wikispaces.com/ - this one is owned by Michael Coghlan
http://liveonlinesessions.wikispaces.com/ - this one is owned by Frankie Forsyth

Here's some hints for those new to participating in virtual classrooms:

elearning — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 03:13:15 CDT

elearning — Sun, 20 Jul 2008 00:40:55 CDT

One essential skill for presenting online is a good speaking voice. Your voice sets the tone for the entire presentation online so it is important to get the voice just right. An ideal resources for preparing for improving your speaking voice is speechcraft - a course of public speaking events that are usually conducted by Toastmasters clubs all round the world. There are many resources available for speechcraft and in this page I'll provide some links to those I think most worthwhile.

Here's a short video clip from You Tube that steps you into the process of speechcraft.

elearning — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 18:56:30 CDT

Elluminate Certification
GippsTAFE in partnership with Learning Times will be offering for the first time in Australia the highly acclaimed Certified Synchronous Training Professional Program (CSTP). See below for attached flyer. Go to GippsTAFE Online Education site and scroll to the bottom for more details.

Thank you for your interest in our "eLearning Evolution: Sneak Peek of Elluminate's Newest Product" webinar. Here is the link to the interactive session recording.

https://sas.elluminate.com/p.jnlp?psid=2008-06-03.1005.C.B4E65655724B07BEC9F6A63ED6D59D.vcr

Elluminate Plan! will be officially launched at NECC 2008 on June 30 - July 2. Be sure to visit www.elluminate.com to download your free 30-day trial once the product is available.

See also: The Syllabus | Assignments | Study Guides

elearning — Sat, 24 May 2008 00:31:16 CDT

elearning — Mon, 07 Apr 2008 23:59:28 CDT

The following workshops will be scheduled on request:

Twelve Tips for Elluminate Moderators
Ten Tips for Participating in Virtual Classrooms
Coaching and Mentoring for Moderators

Ask a question

The following workshops will be scheduled in April:

Preparing for a series of online tutorials in Elluminate
Preparing your PowerPoint slides for virtual classrooms
Making the best use of breakout rooms

Ask a question

Elluminate Live Support:

You'll find a wealth of useful documentation and links to training videos for all aspects of moderating in Elluminate Version 8 at the link below:

Moderator Training and Documentation

See also: Announcements | Assignments | Study Guides

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KBOE Presentation:
Podcasting with Andrew Douch
3.30 - 4.30 pm

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Maroondah Council
Practice
11.30 am - 12.30 pm

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Maroondah Council
Practice
11.30 am - 12.30 pm

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9.00 am - 5.00 pm

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Team meeting
11.30 am - 12.30 pm