Contact for Use

Prof. Belinda Wang approached the ETO to create a series of videos for use in ECE110 (Electrical Fundamentals). She worked with James Zhan to create a series of re-usable videos. Over the course of two months (off and on), and including some training on self-recording using a Wacom tablet, Prof. Wang produced 18 videos (with some support from the ETO for graphics and editing). The result is a re-usable video collection that can be expanded and iterated as needed. In the introduction video, Prof.

You are welcome to use this open educational resource (OER) for your own purposes. These videos are being shared openly on the ETO website on behalf of Prof. Mary Pugh. They were recorded and produced by the ETO through the FASE Lecture Capture Program. 

How to use these videos: They are intended for self-directed use (e.g., for review before or after a class) and are not an online course. 

These videos were produced by the ETO as part of the promotional strategy leading up to the EdTech Workshop 2022: CTRL +Shift. We interviewed Workshop speakers about their upcoming session. The videos were produced in the ETO's studio space as well as in the offices of the speakers (we went to where they preferred).

This course is scheduled to launch in September 2023. If you are interested in taking this course as a student, please contact the Department of Civil and Mineral Engineering. 

This course is part of the Mining Industry Management Program (MIMP).

This project is under development and has not been released.

(Update: the interview videos are currently being used for APS100H.)

These videos were produced by the ETO as part of the promotional strategy leading up to the EdTech Workshop 2021. We interviewed Workshop speakers about their pandemic teaching, asking the same three questions: what will you be presenting at the 2021 workshop, what is one example of a new approach you tried in your virtual classroom, and what was a pandemic hobby that you picked up.