D2L Video Notes: Meaningful Engagement for Faculty and Students
Fall 2021
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D2L Video Note is an easy-to-use tool that enables you and your students to create short, engaging videos within the course content. Join MTSU Online & the LT&ITC as we describe Video Note, demonstrate how to use it, discuss why it benefits teaching and learning, and recommend some simple ways to integrate it into your current activities and assessments.
This is a Zoom workshop.
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