SWALLT Online – February 8th, 2013 – Recent Developments in Copyright and Fair Use
Announcing SWALLT Online Webinar – Friday, February 8th, 2013, 12pm PST
Recent Developments in Copyright and Fair Use (session recording)
Judy Shoaf, Director, University of Florida Language Learning Center
Friday, February 8th, 2013 12pm-1pm PST
Please join us for a collaborative webinar discussing recent cases and developments in copyright and fair use as it applies to education. Judy Shoaf, Director, University of Florida Language Learning Center, will be joining us to discuss these recent court cases and the affect they can potentially have at our institutions. We would like to draw upon the experience and talent of webinar participants for suggestions and comments in this interactive SWALLT webinar.
Please join us this Friday, February 8th, 12pm-1pm PST in the LARC BlackBoardCollaborate System.
Due to the issues Java has been giving some users, please try to connect to the Blackboard Collaborate room well in advance of the Webinar to ensure you don’t have any problems during the Webinar on Friday.
WEBINAR LOG IN INSTRUCTIONS
- Select the following URL or copy it into your web browser to log-in to the webinar room: https://sas.elluminate.com/site/external/launch/meeting.jnlp?sid=2009202&password=M.A09DEB31DD058A985DD6BA6BFECE4D
- Enter your name (as you want it to appear in the webinar room)
- Press “OK,” “Run”, or “Open” to start the program
- If asked if you trust this program, select “Yes” or “OK”
- If asked about your Internet connection, select “DSL”
- Depending on the speed of your connection (we recommend wired over wireless) it will take a few seconds before you are auto-placed into the classroom. Please be patient when logging in
- It is best to log in 15-20 minutes before the presentation
Here is a video tutorial that can also guide people who have trouble: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmtkpEt2QDY&feature=player_embedded
Announcing SWALLT Online Webinar – Friday, March 9th, 2012, 12pm Pacific
Unveiling the New Stanford Digital Language Lab; A Collaborative Webinar about Designing Next Generation Language Labs
- Beth McCullough - Senior Learning Spaces Manager, Academic Computing Services, Stanford University
- Joseph Kautz - Head, Stanford Digital Language Lab
Please join us for a collaborative webinar about the new Stanford Digital Language Lab to open Summer 2014. Beth McCullough, Senior Learning Spaces Manager, will join us to describe her design approach to the new Academic Computing Services Facility where the Digital Language Lab will be located. We will unveil the latest architectural drawings of the new Language Lab and give everyone a tour of the Lab spaces. We would like to draw upon the experience and talent of webinar participants for suggestions and comments in this interactive SWALLT webinar.
Please join us Friday, March 9th, 12pm-1pm PST in the LARC BlackBoardCollaborate System.
WEBINAR LOG IN INSTRUCTIONS
- Select the following URL or copy it into your web browser to log-in to the webinar room: https://sas.elluminate.com/site/external/launch/meeting.jnlp?sid=2009202&password=M.A09DEB31DD058A985DD6BA6BFECE4D
- Enter your name (as you want it to appear in the webinar room)
- Press “OK,” “Run”, or “Open” to start the program
- If asked if you trust this program, select “Yes” or “OK”
- If asked about your Internet connection, select “DSL”
- Depending on the speed of your connection (we recommend wired over wireless) it will take a few seconds before you are auto-placed into the classroom. Please be patient when logging in
- It is best to log in 15-20 minutes before the presentation
Here is a video tutorial that can also guide people who have trouble: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmtkpEt2QDY&feature=player_embedded
Felix Kronenberg has posted his digital storytelling resource links! Enjoy!
Digital StoryTelling Links
Announcing the January SWALLT Online! Web Conference
DATE - Friday, January 13th, 2012 - New Year’s Day! (Julian Calendar)
TOPIC - Customizing Streaming Video Playback: A Progress Report
SPEAKER- IALLT President-Elect, Harold Hendricks, BYU Humanities Technology & Research Center
Description: Last year at IALLT 2011 we introduced a system for customizable playback of streaming video. Since then, we have worked to improve the player functionality and implemented the technology within the Spanish curriculum. A team of developers have created a “video text” base on the Columbian telenovella Yo soy Betty, la fea that was piloted last semester and is again being used with enhanced features this semester. The presentation will describe the history of the project, the development of the content and a demonstration of the player and authoring tools.
Please join us this Friday, January 13th, 12pm-1pm PST in the LARC BlackBoardCollaborate System. - http://tinyurl.com/6vn5ors
SWALLT Online INFO and INSTRUCTIONS
What is SWALLT Online?
SWALLT Online is a monthly web conference given by professionals in the field of language learning technology. These web conferences feature projects and the latest innovations in the field and are accompanied by informal but substantive discussion.
BlackBoard Collaborate Instructions (Headset recommended)
1. Go to this link.
Full Link - https://sas.elluminate.com/site/external/launch/meeting.jnlp?sid=2009202&password=M.A09DEB31DD058A985DD6BA6BFECE4D
2. Enter a name in the Session Login. For example, JuanDoe@XYZ University.
3. Click on Log In button. The Client will launch. This can take up to a minute. You may need to update your java runtime environment and you may be prompted to indicate the speed of your network connection.
3. After launching, you should appear in the SWALLT Web Conference Room.
Evan Rubin of LARC has posted a BlackBoard Collaborate log in tutorial at the following link:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmtkpEt2QDY&feature=related
Theme: Language Learning Centers and Internationalization: Supporting Global Connections,
March 23-24, 2012, Arizona State University
- Submit a session proposal at: http://bit.ly/swallt2012
- Conference website and registration at http://silc-lss-dev.asu.edu/conf

