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Course Management with Banner

Course Management with Banner. August 2009. Banner. Key Elements of Banner Course Management Accessing (& Verifying) your class roster E-mailing students and the entire class Submitting final grades Communicating with the Early Warning System How To Access My SLU portal

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Course Management with Banner

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  1. Course Management with Banner August 2009

  2. Banner • Key Elements of Banner • Course Management • Accessing (& Verifying) your class roster • E-mailing students and the entire class • Submitting final grades • Communicating with the Early Warning System • How To Access • My SLU portal • Http://banner.slu.edu

  3. (YOUR NAME)

  4. (YOUR NAME)

  5. Students Names and ID numbers appear here. Click on student name for more detailed information about the student.

  6. 1 2 Students Names and ID numbers appear here. Click on student name for more detailed information about the student. 3

  7. This Space lists students name, e-mail, and banner ID

  8. 4 Students Names and ID numbers appear here. Click on student name for more detailed information about the student.

  9. Course Management in Banner • Use the Banner System for: • Accessing (& Verifying) your class roster • E-mailing students and the entire class • Submitting final grades • Communicating with the Early Warning System • Questions? • Contact your department chair for more information

  10. (YOUR NAME)

  11. Blackboard • How To Access: • My SLU portal • Key Elements of BB for Course Management • Syllabus must be posted 2 weeks in advance • Faculty are required to use Blackboard in some capacity

  12. Syllabus • Course Information • Course Logistics • Course Requirements • Assessment Methods • SPS Standard Policies • Other Instructor-Specific Policies

  13. Syllabus • Course Information • Prerequisites • Course Description • Course Goals • Learning Objectives • Learning Methodologies • Course Logistics • Meeting dates/times • Blackboard Component Description • Instructor Contact Information • Textbook and reading list

  14. Syllabus • Course Requirements • Course outline & key dates • Assignments, papers, tests, quizzes, etc. • Portfolio Projects (as applicable) • Assessment Methods • Grade Distribution & Percentages • Point values for course requirements

  15. Syllabus • Standard SPS course policies • Academic Integrity • Courtesy Expectations • Disability Services • Other policies necessary to manage your course • Late assignments/missed exams • Attendance/participation/Grade of “AF” • Grading Rubrics • Discussion Rubrics (for online discussions) • Others?

  16. Syllabus:Communicating Expectations • May require chairperson review • Post on Blackboard 2 weeks prior to class • Plan to discuss syllabus in class

  17. Portfolio Project Background: The Big Picture…Alignment

  18. Portfolio Project Background:Measuring Learning Outcomes at SPS

  19. The Portfolio Process

  20. Portfolio Projects and YOU! • Applies to OS, CST, CJSM, & BSG degrees • Certain classes have projects- stick to them, unless chair gives permission • Projects result in the development of a written document, visual, and/or presentation aids • Remind students to save projects and presentations electronically!

  21. Faculty Reflections • All faculty are required to complete a reflection online (available at: http://www.slu.edu/x26001.xml) • PLEASE PUT THOUGHT INTO YOUR REFLECTIONS • Chairs review and follow up with comments, suggestions, etc.

  22. Faculty Reflections • Four Items • What went right? • What needs improvement? • What are two improvements you will make to your course? • What resources do you need from SPS to make this teaching-learning experience better?

  23. Student Evaluations • Moved Away from Paper-and-Pencil Evaluations • All evaluations now conducted online • Faculty are responsible for encouraging students to complete the evaluation • Sending out reminders through BB • Giving time in class (if in computer class) to complete • Goal: 80% total response rate

  24. Faculty Resource Page • Links to Teaching Resources, including • SPS Faculty Handbook • Center for Teaching Excellence • Instructional Media Center • Links to Administrative Resources • Information on SPS Committees • Links to Scholarly Resources • SLU Libraries

  25. Faculty E-Learning Resources • Work in Progress • Links to tutorials/support for Blackboard and Blackboard tools • Link to Audacity • If you have a good link to share, please send it to grawitch@slu.edu

  26. Questions?

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