This section presents a collection of local and Internet resources focused on using technology to assist faculty in managing many teaching and learning processes, from course planning to assessment grading and all points in between. Several of the tools described here are specific to UCF.
New instructors may wish to take particular note of how to download the class roster and print photos of your students, as well as the digital control panel in the classrooms and our grade posting system, myUCF Grades.
For all of these tools, additional help is available via a phone call (407-823-3544) or a trip to the Faculty Center (CL1-207).
* Applications with a standardized UCF vendor
There are numerous tutorials and walkthroughs on other technologies available on the handout packet for TechCamp, including these technologies:
Dima Nazzal
College of Engineering and Computer Science
I believe that to be most effective as an instructor, one must create a welcoming environment that is interactive, collaborative, and promotes problem-solving. The environment should encourage students to present their ideas and opinions while respecting others’ points of view. I like to continuously explor...
Jeffrey Moore
College of Arts and Humanities
Although
the music discipline is inherently individualistic, a high standard of
proficiency for all students is what
university training represents.
Percussion as a medium has the additional challenge of including
thousands of instruments. Diversity of
subject matter while finding common co...
William Safranek
College of Medicine
I do not know if many educators formally construct their teaching philosophy before they walk into a classroom for the first time; I certainly did not when I started as an adjunct instructor at UCF in 1996 or when I became a full-time instructor in 2005. I am certain all educators think strongly about the kind of ...
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