Classes and Registration
The CITT requires you to use your own Gatorlink account to register for classes. If you do not have one, please visit www.gatorlink.ufl.edu.
The Class Guide
Would you like to learn about web design, graphics or presentations, but you are uncertain exactly what software you should use or how to use it?
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CITT Classes
Instructional Development
- Develop Quality Learning Objectives
- Digital Grade Books
- Emerging Instructional Technologies
- Implementing "Clickers" in Your Classroom
- Matching Objectives with Tools and Techniques
E-Learning
(formerly WebCT Vista 4)
- E-Learning Transition
- E-Learning: Getting Your Feet Wet
- E-Learning: Diving Deep
- E-Learning Boot Camp
- Turn-It-In Swift Seminar
- TurningPoint II: Advanced Classroom Response Systems
- E-Learning: Use Turnitin Plugin to Identify Plagiarism
Multimedia
- Basic Digital Video Editing
- Digital Presentations: The Basics
- Listen Up: Audio on the Web and for your Class
- Multimedia for Digital Presentations
Virtual Classroom
Graphics
- Academic Uses of Photoshop: The Basics
- Editing Pictures in Picasa
- Graphics Editing with GIMP
- Moving Ahead with Photoshop
- Why Is My Picture So Big? Optimizing Graphics for the Web
Web Design
- Accessibility Web Design with Dreamweaver
- Creating a Faculty Homepage and Syllabus for the Web
- Dreamweaver I
- Dreamweaver Templates
- UF Acceptable Use Policy
- Universal Design and Accessibility for the Web
- Writing for the Web: Style and Design
- WWW Standards at UF
