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  1. Audio Microphone On Microphone Off When you can hear and speak, please click on the If you cannot hear or speak, please click on the

  2. If you are having audio issues, please follow these steps: Check that your mic is not muted or turned down Often volume control is on plastic piece on headset wire; volume and mute may be separate controls Check that the headset and speaker prongs are in the correct places in your computer sometimes they might be reversed Make sure that you do not have separate external speakers plugged in If you do, please unplug them Check that internal computer volume is not muted Start control panel  sound & audio devices Go through Audio Setup Wizard in Elluminate Tools  audio  audio set-up wizard If your head set was plugged into front of computer, try plugging it into back of computer (or vice versa) and repeat Audio Setup Wizard

  3. Here’s where you would use the ERLC welcome script Moderating Webinars Developed by ERLC/ARPDC as a result of a grant from Alberta Education to support implementation

  4. Thinking Hats & Elluminate

  5. The facts about Elluminate http://www.flickr.com/help/photos/#2265887

  6. Moderators work in God Mode • This is what participants see on their toolbars: • And this is what moderators see on theirs:

  7. Introductions A little about you…. Please tell us …. • Who you are. • What brought you here today. microphone chat box

  8. Map Select an icon from the clip art menu and put it on the map to show where you are located today!

  9. Overview of Elluminate The Participant Interface

  10. Participant window

  11. Polling

  12. Have you previously participated in Elluminate ? If you have previously participated, please click on the green check mark If you have not participated in Ellumiante , please click on the red x

  13. Whiteboard Tools

  14. Integrating technology effectively starts by… A Use the whiteboard tool to write your responses.

  15. In God Mode, you have other tools…

  16. Choose how you want to view the webinar This is the wide layout.

  17. To see the entire whiteboard window without scrolling:

  18. Facilitating Large Group Discussion: • Is this your first webinar? (Emoticon) • What is your background? (Polling) A=Administrator B=Teacher/Instructional coach C=Educational Consultant D=Other • Sharing of how schools rolled their math implementation plans out to staff and community (Audio/video)

  19. Facilitating Small Group Discussion: (Breakout Rooms) Discussion Topic: “What are you currently doing to differentiate mathematics instruction in your classes?” Tasks: 1. Discuss and prepare to report back. 2. Assign Recorder/reporter role for group 3. If you have any difficulties “Raise Hand” You will be given 10 minutes for your breakout room sharing session/discussion

  20. Build-A-Prime-Minister Activity in Break Out Rooms • Let’s create the perfect PM for Canada! • Include criteria for an effective PM • Jazz him/her up with tools, images, new ideas • Copy and paste back into the main room • We’ll vote on the best candidate after we review the choices you provide!

  21. Alien Soup… If you have trouble viewing the video, check When you finish viewing the video, check

  22. Application Sharing • Moderators can display any application or program on their computer with participants. • The Application Sharing window appears over top the Elluminate whiteboard.

  23. To see the entire application sharing window: Click once the top grey bar. Then hover your mouse over the bar. A magnifying glass will appear. Click on the magnifying glass to zoom in or out. Click on the top grey bar to move the window. Resize the window by dragging the corner of the window.

  24. App Share Demo • How to search for images using a licensing filter Photo by Peter E Lee on flik’r http://www.myjewelleryboutique.co.uk/images/Black%20Fascinator%20enlarge.jpg

  25. Archiving Archiving Click the AISI icon to hear: Dr. Andy Hargreaves - The Fourth Way of Change You recently attended the following Elluminate Live! session: Making Meaning in Jr High Mathematics Starts: Dec 02, 2010 03:09 PM Mountain (MST, North America/Canada) Ends: Dec 02, 2010 06:04 PM Mountain (MST, North America/Canada) This session was recorded. To view the recording, click the link below: View the Elluminate Live! recording TURN IT ON!

  26. What’s a Showflow?Putting it all Together

  27. Support ARPDC has provided to Elluminate PD sessions includes: • Scheduling, Registration, and Technical support • Presenter Coaching and Preparation • Interactive Session Moderation • Participant Evaluation Analysis • Archiving and Discussion Guide Creation Today’s Distributed Learning Support TeamClaudine Cortes | Jann Edney Denise Kay Chantal Sargent | Dauna-Rae Wright

  28. Thank you! Next Session: … Contact info: ERLC - info@erlc.ca jann.edney@erlc.ca

  29. 1. White Hat – Consider the key ideas about Elluminate, questions you have, and additional information you would like to have. Elluminate 4. Red Hat – Record your personal feelings, and reactions. 3. Black Hat - Consider the possible obstacles or problems associated with this format, and possible cautions. This activity is a variation of the Six Hats thinking activity developed by De Bono (1994).

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