Graduate school students and doctoral candidates are invited to join the Career Center and the Graduate School for an evening of professional development at Graduate Student Career Roundtable on Thursday, March 31.
Diversity Advocacy is sponsoring the fourth annual Black and Latino Male Summit at Illinois State University on March 19.
Are you ready to take your online teaching to the next level? Immerse yourself in research-based professional development designed to transform your online course into an engaging, inviting, and ultimately rewarding student experience.
Assess your teaching so far this semester and learn new ways to help students retain knowledge. Inspect the uncommon ways to incorporate a document camera into your teaching. Organize a short and long term plan for your teaching.
Engage with your students using Classroom Clickers. Increase engagement in large classes. Collaborate with others and go mobile with OneNote.
Todd Zakrajsek, associate director of Fellowship Programs in the Department of Family Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, will be the 2016 Teaching & Learning Symposium keynote speaker.
Incorporate ReggieNet’s Gradebook feature in your courses this semester. Record and narrate videos to create material for a flipped, blended, or online course. Apply the standards of the Quality Matters rubric to your online and blended courses.
Increase your students’ cultural competency and awareness. Create goal oriented lessons with ReggieNet. Collaborate with others using OneNote to become more productive.
At the Center for Teaching, Learning, and Technology, our Teaching Excellence workshops are a tradition that help spark discussion and knowledge about best teaching practices.
Diversity Advocacy is excited to announce a new program to promote cultural awareness on campus. Strange Like Me will be held on Monday, September 21 from 6-8 p.m. in the Prairie Room of the Bone Student Center.
