The Emerging Technology workshop series highlights tools that have proven to be useful for promoting active student engagement both inside and outside the classroom. The three highlighted tools, Piazza , M+Box , and CTools Test Center, are adaptable to a variety of instructional goals and class sizes. Participants will be introduced to each tool before the seminar through 1-2 short videos (<10 minutes). At the workshop, participants will explore the affordances of the tools in a hands-on guided tour and will reflect on potential uses for their own teaching. We’ll also provide tips and advice from faculty who have successfully implemented the tools. Participants who attend one or more of the workshops will be able to register for a mini-consult follow-up session on October 15 or 16.
Please bring a laptop or tablet to the workshop.
To register for Emerging Tech: Piazza on 9/23 fill out the form below.Read more »
The Emerging Technology workshop series highlights tools that have proven to be useful for promoting active student engagement both inside and outside the classroom. The three highlighted tools, Piazza, M+Box, and CTools Test Center, are adaptable to a variety of instructional goals and class sizes. Participants will be introduced to each tool before the seminar through 1-2 short videos (<10 minutes). At the workshop, participants will explore the affordances of the tools in a hands-on guided tour and will reflect on potential uses for their own teaching. We’ll also provide tips and advice from faculty who have successfully implemented the tools. Participants who attend one or more of the workshops will be able to register for a mini-consult follow-up session on October 15 or 16.
Please bring a laptop or tablet to the workshop.
To register for Emerging Tech: M+Box on 10/2 fill out the form below.Read more »
The Emerging Technology workshop series highlights tools that have proven to be useful for promoting active student engagement both inside and outside the classroom. The three highlighted tools, Piazza, M+Box, and CTools Test Center, are adaptable to a variety of instructional goals and class sizes. Participants will be introduced to each tool before the seminar through 1-2 short videos (<10 minutes). At the workshop, participants will explore the affordances of the tools in a hands-on guided tour and will reflect on potential uses for their own teaching. We’ll also provide tips and advice from faculty who have successfully implemented the tools. Participants who attend one or more of the workshops will be able to register for a mini-consult follow-up session on October 15 or 16.
To register for Emerging Tech: CTools Test Centeron 10/10 fill out the form below.Read more »
Using theatre as a means to provoke dialogue, this session will examine how questions of social identity and difference enter Humanities and Social Science classrooms in two major ways: through the course material, and through the embodied experiences of teacher and students. The discussion will center on a performance of Laura Leffler-McCabe and Blake Bolan’s monologue entitled “Failing,” a short play that examines one instructor’s struggle to understand her students’ sometimes surprising responses to the readings she’s assigned. Ultimately, the session will focus on strategies for creating more inclusive learning spaces.
Submitted by fisherpj on Mon, 12/17/2012 - 12:18pm
This session provides ideas and examples for enhancing pedagogy and engaging students effectively when teaching courses with a focus on race. The session will include brief presentations from a faculty panel representing a range of fields. The ideas will be provocative and useful, whether one wants to create a module, an assignment, or a whole course redesign. In addition, participants will receive an overview of the events and lectures planned for the 2013 LSA Theme Semester, Understanding Race, including ideas for engaging with the exhibit, "RACE: Are we so different?"
Panelists Evelyn Alsultany, American Culture Martha Jones, Afroamerican and African Studies, History, Law Shari Robinson-Lynk, Social Work, Ginsberg Center Stephen Ward, Afroamerican and African Studies, Residential College
with information on the Theme Semester to be provided by Amy Harris, U-M Museum of Natural History Kelly Maxwell, IGR
This workshop is presented by CRLT as part of the LSA Theme Semester.