Try Argument Mapping! Improving Students’ Critical Thinking Skills
Submitted by Brett Fulkerson-Smith, Philosophy As part of its ongoing work to improve the results of the General Education Critical Thinking Assessment, the Learning Assessment Committee’s General Education-Critical Thinking Work Group designed a two-part workshop on...
Library Instruction for Spring 2021
The Library is currently accepting requests for Spring 2021 instruction! Even if you haven't solidified your plans, it’s not too early to get in touch to discuss ways our librarians can help you and your students. All Library instruction continues to be offered online...
New Online Student Resources
Submitted by the Center for New Students In order to provide additional resources to students remotely, the Center for New Students developed three new virtual workshops that can be sent to students using the links below.How to Register Guide – This short guide...
Diminish the Distance: Conference and Connect
Connecting with students isn’t easy in the virtual environment, but it’s even more important than ever. This workshop explores how individual conferencing with students provides the interaction that supports their success. Our goal is to explore technologies to...
Incorporating Games and Play Into Online Classes
Are you and your students struggling to stay motivated in our new online environment? Join the Teaching with Games Community of Practice (CoP) to learn how to incorporate games and play into your classes to improve motivation and inject joy and fun into the learning...
Teaching Online Successfully: Spring 2021
Register now for Teaching Online Successfully for Spring 2021. There are three course options to choose from based on your needs: Create: you’re developing an online or blended course for the first time Facilitate: you’re teaching an online or blended course for the...