These highly focused video presentations answer a single teaching or leadership question and provide actionable insights.
Learn MorePrograms that provide actionable information on an array of topics for higher ed faculty and administrators.
Learn MoreCourses that provide asynchronous learning opportunities for higher ed faculty, staff, and administrators.
Learn MoreThis two-and-a-half-day event presents the newest thinking on improving teaching and learning. Meet and network with like-minded colleagues, and learn from innovators whose presentations showcase the proven methods and approaches that they’ve used with their students.
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– Lolita Paff, associate professor, Penn State Berks
The ideas and strategies covered in this workshop should help make the course development process smoother and more effective.
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Learn how to increase support for marginalized students taking online courses. The strategies and discussions presented will support diverse populations and increase positive learning outcomes in online environments.
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Generation Z (born from 1995-2010) is now in college and they’ve brought a unique set of values and interests with them. If you’re challenged by—or even just curious about—understanding the drive and motivation of the young students in your classes, this online seminar will provide research-based context, understanding, and practical tactics that can be implemented in any classroom.
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Using peer assessment, self-assessment, creative coursework design, grading rubrics, and technology, educators can offer meaningful feedback and effective grading approaches in large-section classes. Join us to discover ideas that you will be able to incorporate almost immediately from an educator who has successfully used this approach.
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