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Upcoming Workshops
(Check back for
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Please sign up
for workshops at least one week in advance unless otherwise
noted. |
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Assessment - Getting Started With
Your Assessment Plan |
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All College departments, programs &
divisions need to have an Assessment Plan. This workshop offers
practical information and examples for starting your own
continuous improvement plan. Conducted by Dr. Bonnie Thomas.
Thursday, September 10th, from 12:30 to
1:30 in L104.
Reserve your seat now. |
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Assessment - Developing Course
Outcomes |
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Course Outcomes are an important
part of the assessment process. This workshop will help you
identify and craft Course Outcomes and link them to your already
existing assignments. All attendees should bring with them a
course syllabus. Conducted by Dr. Bonnie Thomas.
Tuesday, September 29th, from 12:30 to
1:30 in L104.
Reserve your seat now. |
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Assessment - Rubric Design |
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Rubrics are an important part of the
assessment process. This workshop offers a quick, hands-on
introduction to rubrics as well as examples to help get you
started in creating your own. Conducted by Dr. Bonnie Thomas.
Thursday, October 15th, from 12:30 to 1:30 in L104.
Reserve your seat now. |
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Blackboard Training |
The latest iteration of Blackboard
offers a number of changes. This workshop offers a quick,
hands-on introduction to these changes. Due to the high volume
of interest in Blackboard training, an additional training
session will be offered on
Tuesday, September 2nd, from 5
until 6 p.m. in Miller Library Room 210. (Limit 14)
Contact
Justin Kraky to reserve your seat. |
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Best Practices for Online
Learning (3-Part Workshop) |
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This workshop is designed for anyone
who is interested in/ or currently teaching online. Participants
should have some experience using Blackboard. (Limit 20)
The 3-part workshop takes place:
- Monday 10/19
from 5:00-6:00 in K 103
- 10/19 thru
11/2 in a Virtual Blackboard Classroom &
- Monday 11/2
from 5:00-6:00 in K 103
For more information and to
reserve your seat contact
Cheryl Guse by 10/15. |
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Copyright in the Classroom |
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What are your options for sharing
and posting information in the classroom? This workshop looks at
the rules governing Fair Use in the classroom.
Conducted by Mari Flynn. Thursday,
October 29th, from 12:30-1:30 in L104.
Reserve your seat now. |
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Engaging the Online Learner |
This course is presented through
LERN and is designed for instructors who have some experience
teaching online.
September 14th thru 18th Online.
CANCELED
For more information and to reserve
your seat contact
Cheryl Guse by 9/4. You will receive confirmation and
instructions one week before the online conference from LERN.
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Library Research - Getting the
Most Out of the Library's Databases |
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Whether you are searching for
reputable podcasts, looking for television transcripts or just
trying to keep tabs on what’s happening in your area of
interest, Library databases can help. This workshop offers a
hands-on introduction. TBA |
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Proposing a New Course - Getting
Your Course Through Academic Committee |
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Interested in proposing a new course
but don’t know where to start? This workshop will offer you the
forms and information you need to get started. We will cover the
course proposal process and offer some examples that should
prove helpful. TBA |
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Proposing an Online Course -
Getting Started |
Interested in transforming a course
into an online format? This workshop offers an overview of the
process as well as the documents and specialized criteria you
will need to design an equivalent and engaging course that can
be delivered at distance. Conducted by Dr. Dorothy Anthony.
Thursday, November 12th, from 12:30-1:30
in K 103. (Limit 20)
Reserve your seat now.
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LiveText - Overview |
Curious about LiveText and what it
can do for you? This workshop offers a brief look at LiveText
and discusses how it might be used as a digital workspace, a
storage and archiving tool, an assessment tool, and an
e-portfolio platform. This workshop will not cover specific
document design and is just an orientation to the LiveText
system. Conducted by Kurt Sussman & Mari Flynn.
Monday, September 14th, from 11
until 12 p.m. in Miller Library Room 210. (Limit 14)
Reserve your seat now.
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LiveText - Creating & Assessing
Assignments in LiveText |
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This practical hands-on session will
guide you through designing and uploading an assignment that
will get you the assessment information you need.
TBA |
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LiveText - Professional Portfolio
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This workshop looks at the potential
uses of LiveText as a portfolio platform for Faculty members and
professionals looking to manage and share their work.TBA
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