Title: Technology Resources
Course: Responsive Design 1 (TEMPLATE) > Section: Instructors - Getting Started

Technology Resources

- Streaming Video – Looking for a way to incorporate video into your course? Use Streaming Media Services to publish instructional videos online and make them available to students directly in your Blackboard course site.
- Adobe Connect – Host synchronous online sessions with your students or record sessions for them to view later using Adobe Connect.  A wide range of content, including Microsoft PowerPoint slides, live and recorded video, live screen sharing, application sharing, audio, and multiuser text chat can be shared through the Internet.
- SoftChalk - Create professional-looking, interactive web-based lessons without knowing any HTML or programming using SoftChalk. You can create lessons that include interactive learning activities, quiz questions and pop-up text annotations. SoftChalk automatically packages your lesson for delivery in Blackboard, and graded lessons will integrate with the Grade Center.
- Respondus - The Respondus LockDown Browser building block allows you to restrict an online test so it can be accessed only in a secure testing environment, such as an ACC Testing Center. Use the Respondus building block to easily make any Blackboard exam secure.
- Adobe Captivateand TechSmith Camtasia – With these programs, you can create narrated instructional PowerPoint presentations, course orientations or video demonstrations you can publish to Blackboard. Both programs are available for your use in the Faculty Resource Centers on each campus, and any Instructional Design Specialist can help you get started.