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Barbara Lauridsen, MBA Online Adjunct Faculty, National University

Virtual Teams in a Synchronized Visual Learning Environment: Experiences of an Adjunct Learning Facilitator. Presented to Technology for Colleges & Communities (TCC) Conference. Barbara Lauridsen, MBA Online Adjunct Faculty, National University

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Barbara Lauridsen, MBA Online Adjunct Faculty, National University

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  1. Virtual Teams in a Synchronized Visual Learning Environment:Experiences of an Adjunct Learning Facilitator PresentedtoTechnology for Colleges & Communities (TCC)Conference Barbara Lauridsen, MBA Online Adjunct Faculty, National University Learner, PhD Information Technology Education, Capella University blauridsen@gmail.com, Barbara.Lauridsen@natiuniv.edu

  2. Vocabulary  e-Learning Alignment Guide (eLAG) Face-to-face (F2F) Virtual Team (VT) Learning Management System (LMS) Virtual Learning Community (VLC) Visual Learning Environment (VLE) Real Simple Subscription (RSS)

  3. Traditional vs new LMS Table 1. Traditional and New Learning Environments (Evans, 2007, p. 128)

  4. Figure 1. The technology zone of the eLAG (adapted from Mentis, 2008, p.219)

  5. Figure 2. The pedagogy zone of the eLAG (adapted from Mentis, 2008, p.221)

  6. Figure 3. The context zone of the eLAG (adapted from Mentis, 2008, p.223)

  7. Figure 4. Integration Physical and Virtual Space (from Seaker, 2008, p.8)

  8. Figure 5. Observations of discourse variables in a VLC (Ben et al, 2008, p.471)

  9. Figure 6. Observations of discourse variables in a VLC (Ben et al, 2008, p.471)

  10. Table 3 - Five criteria in which courseware can be measured (adapted from ROI, n.d).

  11. Presentor Attendees Feedback live chat Figure 7. Live Voice / Visual Learning Environment (Schwartz, 2006a, p. 2)

  12. iLinc Attendees’ photos controls of audio Attendees learning objects: URL navigation, lectures, Q&A live chat Feedback

  13. Lecture in the Powerboard Attendees Go to desktop learning objects Content Area live chat

  14. Q&A – Survey of previous knowledge Question & Answer dialog live chat

  15. Q&A – Survey of awareness learning objects Feedback live chat

  16. Research, Finding Information

  17. Research, Finding Definitions

  18. Lecture, Survey of the eJournals

  19. Finding Sources

  20. Qualifying Research

  21. Qualifying Research

  22. Touch of Humor

  23. About the class

  24. Feedback

  25. Opening URLs, drill down

  26. eCollege as LMS

  27. Announcements

  28. Annoucements

  29. Session Agenda

  30. Virtual Team Instructions

  31. Examples

  32. Session Participation

  33. DiscussionThreads

  34. Using Elluminateto collaborate

  35. Virtual Team’s Results

  36. Virtual Team’s Results

  37. Facilitator & a Learner (coaching session)

  38. Archived sessions

  39. Sharing the Desktop

  40. Ap Sharing

  41. Ap Sharing Text feedback from facilitator and peers

  42. Ap Sharing

  43. Sharing the Desktop

  44. weekly journal, final reflection

  45. weekly journal, final reflection

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