Berkeley Law - Teaching with Tech

Teaching with Tech

In This Section

Administration
Assessment
Collaboration
Discussion
Presentation
Research
Sharing

Teaching And Learning Tools

Administration

Schedule of Classes Page
Setting Up Your Seating Chart
Video Chat with Students to Keep Remote Office Hours
Posting Materials onto bSpace
Confirming Your Final Exams

Coming Soon!

Learn Student Names with the Seating Chart Tool Face Quiz

Assessment

Tracking Student Responses
Polling students in Class
Student Journals as Assessment Tools

Coming Soon!
Quiz Students with bSpace

Collaboration

Working on Documents Together
Video Conferencing
Sharing Files in the Cloud
Using Online Forums and Student Groups in bSpace
Create a Collective Knowledgebase with bSpace Wiki Tool

Coming Soon!
Using Microsoft Word to Make Track Changes

Collaborate with Another Classroom Across the Country

Discussion

Improve Class Discussions with Polling Tools
Reading Responses
Extending Class Discussions Online
Web Conferencing Tools

Presentation

Recording Class Lectures
Using iPads as a Digital Whiteboard
Sharing Video Clips Online and In Class with bSpace
Host a Webinar
How Polling Students Can Improve your Presentations

Coming Soon!

Connecting Classrooms From Different Locations

Connecting Your Laptop to a Class Projector

Tips for Creating an Effective Slide Presentation

Research

Aggregate Up-To-Date News and Information with RSS Feeds
Receive Notifications on New Search Results with Google Alerts
Search for Academic Articles, Legal Opinions and Journals with Google Scholar
Find Out What People are Talking About with Twitter
Law Library Services Pages

Sharing

bSpace Email Lists, Announcements and Notifications
Using Social Media to Share Articles and Multimedia with Facebook
Sharing 140 Charaters with Twitter
Using a Blog to Post Articles and Share Online Content
Share Information On Your UC Berkeley Faculty Profile Page

IT Help Desk

For general computing problems or questions, contact the Help Desk office. The Help Desk is located in room 380, Boalt Hall. Users seeking assistance can email a request to trouble@law.berkeley.edu or call 510-643-6862.