A kick-off event for participants of the Graduate Teaching Academy (link opens in a new tab). Join us to meet fellow participants and to learn about the goals of the GTA. The first core meeting of the GTA will be held on Wednesday, August 30th.
Specific strategies around using iClicker's can lead to effective peer instruction, normalized risk-taking, and creating a greater sense of community. This workshop will provide an overview of how to use iClickers to achieve these goals in your classrooms, discussing strategies for think-pair-shares, gamification, and ice-breakers.
For those who are enrolled in our Fundamentals of Brightspace course, join this virtual meeting to discuss the fourth module and general questions about the Gradebook in Brightspace. Request to enroll in our asynchronous Brightspace course and gain access to the virtual trainings.
August Kick-Off (Required) Wednesday, August 24th @ 1:00-4:00 pm Semester Meetings on Fridays @ 3:00-4:00 pm September, 15th October, 27th November, 17th December, 8th
The first day of class - even the first few minutes - are critical in setting the tone, expectations and climate in a class. Join in a lively discussion of things not to do during this important time to connect with students and create a list of alternative strategies.
For those who are enrolled in our Fundamentals of Brightspace course, join this virtual meeting to discuss the fifth module and general questions about the exams and quizzes in Brightspace. Request to enroll in our asynchronous Brightspace course and gain access to the virtual trainings.
The Fall 2023 Graduate Teaching Academy (GTA) core meetings will be held every other Wednesday throughout the semester (link opens in a new tab).
In Person Event* Fernald Hall Room 102 (note location change) AI has continued to impact teaching and learning in higher education. Join us for an open discussion of CITL’s current recommendation and any of your observations, concerns, or recommendations *Zoom option will be made available after you register.
Learn more about this community of practice and register here. Core Meeting Dates: September 6 September 20 October 4 October 18 November 1 November 15 November 29 December 13
Explore the use of different AI tools, discuss pedagogical strategies, benefits, pitfalls, and ethical considerations in using these tools in our classrooms Alternate Thursdays from 12:00-1:00pm starting September 7th Meeting Dates: September 7, September 21, October 5, October 19, November 2, November 16, November 30, December 14
In-person participation expected unless you are unable to attend. Monday, September 11th @ 12:00pm - Orientation and Welcome Alternate Mondays @ 12:00pm starting September 18th Sept 18th 2023 Oct 16th 2023 Oc 30th 2023 Nov 13th 2023 Nov 27th 2023 Dec 11th 2023 TOP members will partner with one another to observe teaching in and […]
The English Department and The Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning are excited to welcome Dr. Lesley Bartlett, Assistant Professor of English and Interim Director of ISUComm Foundation Courses […]
