T&L 2900: VIR: Screencasting to Engage Learning

This course is designed to give teachers an introduction to screencasting. A screencast can be a powerful educational tool to help with differentiation, independent learning, remediation, and flipped classroom scenarios. Screencasts are a useful supplement for when a teacher cannot be in the classroom. Students will explore and discover how to create screencasts for their classroom.

Please refer to the Course Resource document for more course information (requirements, grading, etc.)

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Screencasting to Engage Learning (Course at a Glance) (PDF Document)

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Once the course is paid in full, you will receive access to your course and will have up to 4 months to complete. Course access is typically granted within 5-8 business days after payment is processed. Work at your own pace.

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Andrew Chapple

Andrew Chapple
Educator

More Info: Andy Chapple has been the director of bands at a middle school since 2005. As an avid lover of technology, he was a lead member of the technology team during the roll out of a 1:1 iPad initiative. He has received numerous certifications from many companies including Apple Teacher, Microsoft Education, and Flipgrid. He received his bachelor's degree from the University of Kansas in Music Education and his master's degree from MidAmerica Nazarene University in Technology Enhanced Teaching.

Email: andrewchapple.edu@gmail.com
Phone: 913.972.2527