Look at effective ways to protect your intellectual property. Examine tools to gauge your students learning with ReggieNet. Come up with techniques to build community within the classroom.
Learn how to use the Quality Matters rubric in your online courses. Look at ways to use development, assessment, and planning together to promote collaboration.
Assess the basic features of Microsoft Excel. Inspect ways to use Clickers with PowerPoint to engage students with the material. Grasp the fundamental aspects of Select Survey.
Make your students more globally engaged. Find community partners to help your students learn through service.
Course Design Workshops, offered as part of the Center for Teaching, Learning, and Technology’s Summer Institute, help you build or rebuild a course. Experience one of these multiple-day workshops with a cohort of colleagues who can help generate ideas and take your teaching in new directions.
Uncover new uses of the technology in almost every classroom on campus. Also, investigate a critical approach for global citizenship education. These and other workshops are happening this week at the Center for Teaching, Learning, and Technology.
The Center for Teaching, Learning, and Technology is offering a new, summer-long learning opportunity for graduate students who aspire to teach on the university level.
The document camera is a classroom tool that is easy to overlook. However, it can help you get away from traditional PowerPoint presentations, allowing you to bring in artifacts to share with your class.
Delve into the features of Camtasia. Uncover the many uses of Photoshop. Come to the Center for Teaching, Learning, and Technology this week for these and other workshops.
Engage students with Mathematica. Bring new materials into the classroom with the document camera. Come to the Center for Teaching, Learning, and Technology this week for these and other workshops.
