Technology Tuesdays take place the last Tuesday of each month from 12PM - 1PM. These are informal, internal presentations for DePaul University faculty and staff, focusing on educational technology and best practices for online and blended learning.

• March, 2026: Using AI For Research
• October, 2025: AI: The Good, The Bad, And the Ugly
• September, 2025: AI Agents
• August, 2025: Microsoft Copilot Chat
• April, 2025: Generative AI Imagery and Video - Tools for the Classroom
• February, 2025: AI Plagiarism: Detection, Mitigation, and Course Policies
• January, 2025: Enhancing Course Design and Creating Course Content with Generative AI
• October, 2024: Automating You with AI
• May, 2024: The ABCs of GPT- Safe, Free, and Secure Generative AI You Can Use in Your Classes
• April, 2024: Microsoft Copilot
• September, 2023: Generative AI: What is new and what has changed?
• August, 2023: Generative AI In The Classroom: A Professor’s and A Student’s Experience
• May, 2023: Better Living Through AI: How to Use Smart Tools to Enhance Your Teaching and Learning
• April, 2023: Beginner's Guide to Artificial Intelligence
• March, 2023: Generative AI Art Workshop
• February, 2023: Responses to ChatGPT
• October, 2022: How Artificial Intelligence (AI) Might Impact Your Job
• September, 2022: Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, Mixed Reality, and the Metaverse
• August, 2022: Getting Students To Switch On Their Webcams
• September, 2021: Sanjay Deshmukh: Gradescope
• July, 2021: Guest Presentation: Jim Valentine OneNote Class Use
• March, 2021: Flex
• December, 2020: New Improvements in D2L
• November, 2020: Introduction to mmhmm
• October, 2020: Guest Presentation Theophilus Jamal: Looking Good On Camera
• October, 2020: First Year Students and Online Asynchronous Courses
• September, 2020: Hardware Review- Tech Tools for Teaching at Home
• September, 2020: Introduction To Zoom Webinars
• August 2020: Teaching In A Trimodal Room
• August, 2020: Technology Training Session For New(ish) Faculty
• June 2020: Panopto
• June 2020: Zoom Best Practices
• June, 2020: Course Modalities
• May, 2020: OpenBoard
• May, 2020: Best Practices for Online Learning
• April, 2020: Respondus Monitor
• April, 2020: Teaching Online During A Pandemic
• March, 2020: Red Flag Mania - Using Edutainment to Teach Business Courses
• March, 2020: XP-Pen Stylus
• February, 2020: Recording with Zoom and Panopto
• Recording A Simple PowerPoint With Panopto
• Recording With QuickTime
• Embedding Your Panopto Video In D2L
• February, 2020: Contingency Prep
• February, 2020: Trimodal Classrooms
• November, 2019: How Students Cheat with Technology
• October, 2019: Using Edutainment to Teach Business Courses
• April, 2019: Zoom and Panopto
• May, 2018: Guest Presentation: Hui Lin
• March, 2018: Guest Presentation: What’s New in D2L: 2018 Update
• February, 2018: Guest Presentation: Adaptive Learning / Mobile Learning / Video Research
• November, 2017: Guest Presentation: Patrick J. Murphy - Entrepreneurship MOOC
• October, 2017: Introduction to AR and VR
• September, 2017: D2L Daylight
• August, 2017: 10 Productive Hacks and Gadgets for Professors
• August, 2016: D2L for Busy Faculty
• April, 2016: Social Media Guide For Professors
• March, 2016: How Students Cheat with Technology
• January, 2016: Introduction to Collaboratory Technology
• October, 2015: Introduction to Collaboratory Technology
• March, 2015: D2L for Busy Faculty
• February 2015: i>Clickers
• July, 2014: 3D Printing
• March, 2014: D2L for Busy Faculty
• February, 2014: Google Glass
• August, 2013: Leap Motion, Chromebooks, and Chromecast
• July, 2013: Microsoft Windows Surface Pro
• June, 2013: iPad Lecture Capture
• May, 2013: MOOCs
• April, 2013: Android Pendrives and the Raspberry Pi
• March, 2013: MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses)
• October, 2012: D2L for Busy Faculty
• September, 2012: Social Media Guide For Educators
• July, 2012: iPads and Mobile Devices In The Classroom
• June, 2012: Blogging for Faculty
• March, 2012: Ebooks and Etextbooks
• February, 2012: D2L for Busy Faculty
• November, 2011: Essential Technology Tools for Teaching
• October, 2011: Learning with iPad
• August, 2011: How Students Cheat with Technology
• May, 2011: Videoconferencing
• October, 2010: XanEdu
• September, 2010: Desire2Learn
• August, 2010: Apple iPads in the Classroom
• July, 2010: Desire2Learn
• May, 2010: Library Timesavers
• April, 2010: Copyright
• March, 2010: Introduction to D2L
• February, 2010: Bringing Guest Speakers to the Classroom with Skype and Wimba
• January, 2010: Podcast Producer2
• November, 2009: Google Wave
• August, 2009: Blackboard Makeover
• May, 2009: ScreenFlow
• April, 2009: Twitter
• March, 2009: Filming in the Classroom (with the Flip, Vado and Zi6)
• January, 2009: EditGrid
• November, 2008: Sansa Clip Podcasting (and NetBooks)
• August, 2008: Livescribe Pulse Smartpen
• July, 2008: Who Watches The Bloggers?
• June, 2008: Class Recording
• April, 2008: Wimba
• February, 2008: IDD Video Services
• November, 2007: Podcasting
• September, 2007: Designing an online course
• August, 2007: Blogging and RSS
• June, 2007: Second Life
• May, 2007: Vyew and Camtasia