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How to use Teams

Facilitators: Teresa Hutchins, Xavier White, & Andrea Mathis
Date: 04/09/24
Tag: Technology

GHC's Zoom contract will end on 6/30/24. Microsoft Teams will be used instead. Join us to learn how to use Teams, including how to schedule a meeting, use the chat, share your screen, record, access and share recordings, use breakout rooms, and more. Bring your questions for CETL and IT! (Workshop also on 2/15 & 3/13.)

Research Workouts: Research Log Lifts

Facilitators: Susanna Smith & Jessica Osborne
Date: 03/25/24
Tag: Pedagogy

Build up those critical thinking muscles by having students create a narrative research log.

Talking Teaching: Quizizz for Engagement and Retention

Facilitators: Christina Talley
Date: 03/15/24
Tag: Pedagogy

At this month's Talking Teaching gathering, Christina Talley will lead a discussion about how to use Quizizz (a platform in which you can create and customize quizzes, activities, lessons, and homework) to help increase students' retention and engagement.

Expert Panel: Teaching Critical Thinking in Core Courses

Facilitators: Dr. Jayme Feagin, Dr. Steve Stuglin, & Julia Reidy
Date: 03/06/24
Tag: Pedagogy

The USG's new Core IMPACTS system identifies critical thinking as a career competency to be taught in core courses in the Institution, Citizenship, and Writing areas. Join Dr. Jayme Feagin (History), Julia Reidy (English, and Dr. Steve Stuglin as they explain how they teach critical thinking in core courses. Bring your questions!

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Expert Panel: Teaching Students How to Learn

Facilitators: Sandra Anderson, Frank Minor, & Bethany Blevins
Date: 02/19/24
Tag: Pedagogy

How can you teach students how to learn? How can you help them along the way as they learn how to learn? Join Sandra Anderson (Statistics), Frank Minor (English), and Bethany Blevins (Nursing) as they explain how they teach students how to learn. Bring your questions!

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Enhancing Equity: Implementing Inclusive Assessment Methods

Facilitators: Banhi Nandi
Date: 02/16/24
Tag: Pedagogy

At this month's Talking Teaching gathering, Banhi Nandi will lead a discussion about fair and unbiased grading practices and alternative assessment methods that accommodate different learning styles and preferences.

Who Are Our Students?

Facilitators: AJ Thomas, Josie Baudier, & Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 01/30/24
Tag: Pedagogy

Who are GHC students? Join us for an overview from IESI of GHC student demographic data and guidance from CETL on what the data means for how to teach well at GHC.

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Research Workouts: Research Freestyle

Facilitators: Susanna Smith & Jessica Osborne
Date: 01/29/24
Tag: Pedagogy

Dive into research as we explore the thrill of adding the rigor of research components to your class.

ChatGPT Goes to College FLC Panel

Facilitators: ChatGPT Goes to College FLC & Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 12/08/23
Tag: Pedagogy

Join us for 3-5 minute cameos by the members of the ChatGPT Goes to College FLC in which they explain what they’ve learned so far in their exploration of questions such as: What is generative AI? What does it mean for how you teach? What does it mean for how and what your students should learn?

Rachel Wall: Academic Entitlement & Cognitive Misering
Ryan O’Connor: How AI Can Help you Teach
Ericka Walczak: How I Have used AI in my course
Brandy Rogers: Using Generative AI to Improve a Lab Report
Betsy Fleming: Large Language Models as tools for research
Randy Green: The Curse of Knowledge and AI in the World of Criminal Justice
Mary Wilson: AI and the Transformation of Psychology
Shea Walker: Using AI as a Motivator for Change
Jessica Osborne: The Impact of Institutional Culture on Student Disengagement

Simple Syllabus at GHC (12/7/23)

Facilitators: Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 12/07/23
Tag: Pedagogy

In Spring 2024 all GHC faculty will use Simple Syllabus to create their syllabi. Join us to explore how to do so, GHC syllabus policy guidelines, and learner-centered syllabus language.

Templates are your Friends

Facilitators: Teresa Hutchins & Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 11/15/23
Tag: Pedagogy

Would you love to have a template help streamline your online course and assure quality and accessibility? Join us to explore the USG's Online Course Design Template. All registrants will be given access to the templates so they can apply to their own online courses.

D2L HTML Templates | D2L HTML Template Guide

Simple Syllabus at GHC (11/14/23)

Facilitators: Josie Baudier
Date: 11/14/23
Tag: Pedagogy

In Spring 2024 all GHC faculty will use Simple Syllabus to create their syllabi. Join us to explore how to do so, GHC syllabus policy guidelines, and learner-centered syllabus language.

Expert Panel: Effective Online Teaching

Facilitators: Cindy Wheeler, Dr. Steve Blankenship, & Annette Maddox
Date: 10/25/23
Tag: Pedagogy

How can you teach online effectively? Join panelists Annette Maddox (Accounting), Steve Blankenship (History), and Cindy Wheeler (English) to discuss what works, what doesn't, and how to make the most of your time while teaching online. Bring your questions!

Questions for Panelists

Ungrading: Resisting Striation and Promoting Metacognition

Facilitators: Dr. Charles Grimm
Date: 10/24/23
Tag: Pedagogy

What is the motivation behind the Ungrading movement? How is ungrading practiced in the classroom? Registrants will receive readings which address these questions and encourage self-reflection on your own grading philosophy two weeks before the Zoom meeting. The synchronous meeting will be spent mostly reviewing ideas of how to implement ungrading practices into upcoming courses across levels and pathways.

How to Ungrade - Jesse Stommel
A Grade-Less Writing Course that Focuses on Labor and Assessing - Asao Inoue
Some Thoughts on Moving to Labor-Based Grading Contracts - Kevin Gannon
Why I Won't Just Give You the Answer - Megan Von Bergen

Sybil Priebe Ungrading Handout

Expert Panel: To Flex or Not to Flex: Missed Assignments, Late Work Policies, and Absenteeism

Facilitators: Dr. Maurice Wilson, Dr. Shea Walker, & Dr. Jed Gillespie
Date: 10/19/23
Tag: Pedagogy

Maurice Wilson (Mathematics), Jed Gillespie (Accounting), and Shea Walker (Nursing) explain how they determine how flexible to be with GHC students in their courses. Bring your questions!

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Simple Syllabus at GHC (10/18/23)

Facilitators: Larissa Mireles
Date: 10/18/23
Tag: Pedagogy

In Spring 2024 all GHC faculty will use Simple Syllabus to create their syllabi. Join us to explore how to do so!

Expert Panel: Fostering Motivation: How to Get 'Em to Care

Facilitators: Annette Maddox, Rick Bombard, & Dr. Elizabeth Dose
Date: 09/26/23
Tag: Pedagogy

Annette Maddox (Accounting), Rick Bombard (English), and Elizabeth Dose (Psychology) explain how they motivate GHC students in their courses. Bring your questions!

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Grading Series: Specifications Grading

Facilitators: Michelle Abbott
Date: 09/21/23
Tag: Pedagogy

Specifications (Specs) grading communicates high expectations, minimizes adversarial student-instructor grading relationships, and gives you more time to focus on individualized, meaningful feedback. The workshop recording provides an overview and explains how some GHC students have responded. Professor Abbott also recorded a supplementary deep dive into setting up the D2L gradebook for Specs Grading.

Slide Deck | Specifications Grading Formulas for D2L

Expert Panel: Facilitating Great Discussions

Facilitators: Marta Sanderson, Dr. Ryan O'Connor, & Jacob Sullins
Date: 09/14/23
Tag: Pedagogy

Marta Sanderson (Nursing), Ryan O'Connor (Chemistry), and Jacob Sullins (English) explain how they facilitate great face-to-face and online discussions. Bring your questions!

Questions for Panelists

D2L Quiz Timing Update Webinar

Facilitators: Josie Baudier & Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 07/11/23
Tag: Pedagogy

Important updates to D2L's quiz timing features will go live on July 27, 2023, including:

Automatic quiz submission when allotted time is exceeded
Pop-up messages show time remaining in quiz
Quiz information viewable while taking quiz
Customized quiz results page after quiz submission
Synchronous option for quizzes

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HIPs Planning & Proposals

Facilitators: Josie Baudier & Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 02/08/23
Tag: Pedagogy

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What is Regular, Substantive Interaction?

Facilitators: Josie Baudier
Date: 02/02/23
Tag: Pedagogy

What is "regular, substantive interaction"? Why does it matter to you? Join us for an interactive discussion of the Department of Education's new definition of distance education, including:

What makes interaction substantive?
How much interaction is required?
Do office hours count? How about automated feedback?
What is direct instruction?

*Strategies for Managing Burnout

Facilitators: Jessica Wright
Date: 01/31/23
Tag: Pedagogy

Many of us wear multiple hats in our professional and personal lives which can sometimes cause us to experience physical and emotional symptoms that are related specifically to burnout! Join us to discuss strategies for managing burnout with a trained GHC counselor. Bring your questions, concerns, and quandaries for an open Q&A period. This event is targeted at GHC staff but is open to all GHC employees.

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What is regular, substantive interaction?

Facilitators: Josie Baudier & Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 01/11/23
Tag: Pedagogy

What is "regular, substantive interaction"? Why does it matter to you? Join us for an interactive discussion of the Department of Education's new definition of distance education, including:

What makes interaction substantive?
How much interaction is required?
Do office hours count? How about automated feedback?
What is direct instruction?

GHC CETL: Regular Substantive Interaction

Engaging Online Students

Facilitators: Sandra Anderson, Amy Gandolfi, Billy Morris, & Ejiroghene Ogaga
Date: 01/04/23
Tag: Pedagogy

More students attend GHC online than ever before, but engaging them can be challenging. Join us to discuss with experienced GHC faculty how they meaningfully and effectively engage their online students. Bring your questions, concerns, and quandaries for an open Q&A period.

Perusall, New and Improved

Facilitators: Susanna Smith and Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 12/08/22
Tag: Pedagogy

Perusall is a social annotation tool with a proven record of engaging students in reading assignments. This December, GHC will update its D2L Perusall integration. Join us for a walk-through Perusall's new features, including improved grade passback, simpler scoring options, automatic roster sync, quizzes, and more. We will also demonstrate how to create an assignment in D2L and conclude with an interactive Q&A period.

Your Students' Work Deserves to be Shared

Facilitators: Rachel Wall & Betsy Fleming
Date: 12/01/22
Tag: Pedagogy

Come learn how to set your students up for success at the 2023 Academic Showcase. Learn about assignment descriptions, grade allocations, logistics, printing posters through the GHC library, and lessons learned from faculty about last year’s showcase. Not sure where to begin? Come be inspired. Have an idea? Come let your colleagues help you make it a reality. A recording with be shared with registered participants.

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HIPs Planning & Proposals

Facilitators: Josie Baudier & Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 11/07/22
Tag: Pedagogy

Are you already teaching a High Impact Practice (HIP) course and want to know what’s next? Do you want to learn more about HIP courses in general? Are you ready to propose a course for HIP designation in Banner? Join us for a webinar about HIPs. We will discuss teaching High Impact Practices (HIPs) courses, assessing the course for the elements of a HIP, how to move the needle on existing courses, and how to propose a HIP course to your Dean.

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Designing Great Research Assignments

Facilitators: Susanna Smith & Melanie Vincent
Date: 09/19/22
Tag: Pedagogy

Do your students struggle with research assignments? Have you ever found yourself thinking, “There’s got to be a better way to do this”? Fortunately, there is! In this workshop, we will offer evidence-based best practices for designing engaging research assignments that develop critical thinking skills as well as practical suggestions for integrating library and web resources.

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Okanagan Charter

Facilitators: Althea Moser
Date: 09/15/22
Tag: Pedagogy

The Okanagan Charter: An International Charter for Health Promoting Universities & Colleges, provides a framework for tertiary institutions to embed health into all facets of campus culture. Come and learn about the Charter, and how you can apply it to make a difference to health and wellness at GHC.

How to Use Perusall in D2L

Facilitators: Rachel Rupprecht, Susanna Smith, & Greg Smith
Date: 03/25/22
Tag: Pedagogy

Perusall is a free social annotation tool with a proven record of engaging students in reading assignments. Join us for a walk-through of how students experience Perusall in D2L, how to integrate Perusall in your course in D2L, and an interactive Q&A period. A recording with be shared with registered participants.

Copyright for Fun and (Non-)Profit

Facilitators: Susanna Smith
Date: 02/21/22
Tag: Pedagogy

Cheesy memes are a great way to get someone’s attention, but did you know copyright applies to all areas of higher education, not just the classroom? This session will cover the basics of copyright and how to apply fair use when creating all kinds of marketing and social media content. We will also discuss best practices concerning materials with a Creative Common license, and how to know if you can use something without permission or actually need to cite it.

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*Creative Assignments

Facilitators: Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 10/13/21
Tag: Pedagogy

Tired of the traditional essay and exam? Why not change things up a bit? We will introduce and explain a variety of creative assignments which can be adapted to various course contexts to facilitate memorable learning experiences and meaningful assessment. Workshop participants will identify strategies & resources for developing creative assignments and design a creative assignment to implement in their classes.

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*Engaging Lectures for Effective Learning

Facilitators: Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 09/24/21
Tag: Pedagogy

Are you preparing to give a lecture, for the first or the fiftieth time? Wondering how you can engage your students during a lecture? This session will get you ready to develop effective, engaging, and interactive lectures, from preparation to delivery.

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*Inclusive Teaching

Facilitators: Josie Baudier
Date: 09/08/21
Tag: Pedagogy

Improve your classroom climate by including inclusive teaching strategies in your courses. In this webinar, we will discuss research-based practices and how to incorporate these strategies into courses of any modality. We will explore the syllabus, course design and content, interactions, and resources.

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Active Learning

Facilitators: Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 08/27/21
Tag: Pedagogy

Join us for an interactive exploration of a variety of active learning strategies for face-to-face, synchronous and asynchronous online classes. This workshop will include time to plan how to implement alternative active-learning strategies in your classes.

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Introduction to Perusall

Facilitators: Susanna Smith & Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 07/29/21
Tag: Technology

Perusall is a social annotation tool with a proven record of engaging students in reading assignments. Join us for an introduction plus some tips and tricks on getting started!

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Accessibility: Media

Facilitators: Susanna Smith
Date: 03/30/21
Tag: Pedagogy

This is the fourth of CETL’s four-part Accessibility workshop series, in which we explain standards and strategies for making course content accessible to all students. Part 4 will cover creating accessible images and video, formatting textual and visual content appropriately, and using web accessibility checkers.

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Accessibility: Documents

Facilitators: Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 03/17/21
Tag: Pedagogy

This is the third of CETL’s four-part Accessibility workshop series, in which we explain standards and strategies for making course content accessible to all students. In this workshop you will learn what it means for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and PDF documents to be accessible, and how to make them so.

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*Faculty and Staff: Recognizing the Need for Self-Care

Facilitators: Angie Wheelus & Josie Baudier
Date: 03/08/21
Tag: Pedagogy

With such a tumultuous last year, many students are trying to work through stressors. In the meantime, you are also dealing with stressful and emotional situations. Join us to learn more about why you may have difficulty recalling information and staying focused on goals. We will also explore ways to avoid burnout, as well as identify strategies and resources to assist with self-care.

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*Effective Use of Zoom Breakout Rooms

Facilitators: Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 02/26/21
Tag: Technology

Join us for an interactive exploration of pedagogical best practices for Zoom breakout rooms. In this workshop, you will learn how to create and manage Zoom breakout rooms, try out possible group activities, and plan how to use breakout rooms in your classes.

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*Accessibility: Regulations & D2L Support

Facilitators: Josie Baudier
Date: 02/22/21
Tag: Pedagogy

This is the second of CETL’s four-part Accessibility workshop series, in which we explain standards and strategies for making course content accessible to all students. In this initial workshop of the series, we will examine the regulations regarding ADA, 504, & 508. In addition, we will explore the D2L accessibility checker and how it can be used in your courses.

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Active Learning

Facilitators: Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 02/18/21
Tag: Pedagogy

Teaching in the time of COVID brings a slew of challenges, not least of which is the unfeasibility of many of our tried-and-true methods for engaging students in active learning. Join us for an interactive exploration of a variety of alternative active learning strategies for synchronous and asynchronous online and physically-distanced face-to-face classes. This workshop will include time to plan how to implement alternative active-learning strategies in your classes.

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Mindset, Motivation, & Metacognition

Facilitators: Josie Baudier & Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 02/16/21
Tag: Pedagogy

The 3 M’s—mindset, motivation, and metacognition—all affect student learning and success in the classroom. In this workshop, we will examine Dweck’s (2007) research on growth mindset as well as Canning et al.'s (2019) work on instructor mindsets. Motivation and metacognition are partnered with student mindset in several ways. In this workshop, we will explore ways to infuse metacognitive strategies in coursework.

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Assessing Learning with Creative Assignments

Facilitators: Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 02/12/21
Tag: Pedagogy

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Accessibility: Faculty Accommodation FAQs

Facilitators: Kim Linek
Date: 02/04/21
Tag: Pedagogy

This is the first of CETL’s four-part Accessibility workshop series, in which we explain accommodations, standards, and strategies for making course content accessible to all students. In this initial workshop of the series, we will discuss accommodations and answer faculty FAQs, like: What do I do with a FAN? How does testing work? Can I decide who receives accommodations? What are Covid accommodations? And more!

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Grade Smarter (rather than harder)

Facilitators: Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 02/03/21
Tag: Pedagogy

This is the third in CETL’s new three-part “Rather Than” workshop series, in which we hone in on important yet challenging aspects of teaching. This time, we consider how to evaluate student performance. In this workshop you will identify your preferred grading framework and learn best practices for creating grading criteria and rubrics, how to create analytic and holistic D2L rubrics, and strategies to maximize your grading efficiency.

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Test what you Teach (rather than teach to the test)

Facilitators: Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 01/26/21
Tag: Pedagogy

This is the second in CETL’s new three-part “Rather Than” workshop series, in which we hone in on important yet challenging aspects of teaching. This time, we consider how to design assignments that effectively facilitate and assess student learning. In this workshop you will learn the characteristics of effective assessments, common pitfalls in assessment design, and how to design assessments that help students learn and evaluate whether they have done so.

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Teach Students (rather than content)

Facilitators: Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 01/21/21
Tag: Pedagogy

This is the first in CETL’s new three-part “Rather Than” workshop series, in which we hone in on important yet challenging aspects of teaching. This time, we consider how to make our courses—especially those we have taught many times—student-centered. In this workshop you will learn what it means to make a course student-centered, why doing so matters, and how to do so.

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D2L Gradebook Q&A

Facilitators: Jeff Linek and Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 01/06/21
Tag: Technology

Start the year off right by getting expert answers to all of your D2L Gradebook questions before the semester begins. After addressing some common questions, Jeff Linek, GHC’s Director of eLearning and D2L guru, will be available to answer your questions live.

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Course Design & Facilitation

Facilitators: Josie Baudier and Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 01/05/21
Tag: Pedagogy

With the start of the semester, faculty are working diligently to create learner-centered courses and learning materials. Join us for this workshop to discuss course design and facilitation. We will explore the principles of learner-centered syllabus writing and course design. We will dedicate some time to explore facilitating the course as well. All teaching practices will include discussions of all modalities (online, hybrid, and f2f).

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D2L - Level 3

Facilitators: Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 10/28/20
Tag: Technology

In this hands-on workshop, we will show you how to use D2L templates to format pages, design a custom homepage using widgets, use D2L rubrics, align your assessments and content by integrating objectives, and create effective quizzes using the question library. This workshop is for those who want to take full advantage of all that D2L has to offer.

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Building Accessible Course Materials

Facilitators: Josie Baudier
Date: 10/20/20
Tag: Pedagogy

Providing accessible course materials is one way to support our students. Every class needs to be designed to meet the needs of all students. This workshop will explain how to create accessible documents and videos. This is relevant in the current education climate because of the demand for online and hybrid learning.

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Creating Community with Online Discussions

Facilitators: Josie Baudier and Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 10/12/20
Tag: Pedagogy

Using the text-based discussion boards is one way to create community in an online asynchronous class. Join us for this workshop to discuss writing effective prompts, communicating expectations, and facilitation strategies to improve discussion board communication.

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D2L - Level 2

Facilitators: Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 10/08/20
Tag: Technology

In this hands-on workshop, we will show you how to use D2L discussions, assignments, organize the gradebook, and connect gradebook items to assessments. This workshop is for those who are ready to take the next step of integrating D2L more fully into your course work.

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Using Intelligent Agents in D2L: A Presentation on How to Make Your Class More Personable Using a Robot

Facilitators: Lisa Jellum
Date: 09/30/20
Tag: Technology

Using intelligent agents (IA) seems daunting, but once in use, Intelligent Agents can assist instructors, administrators, and students by providing an automated notification when defined activity occurs in a course or when there is a lack of login or course entry. They can also be used to address students with their names which can give instructors a level of personalization that an online course may be missing. This presentation will help instructors develop and implement IA in their course.

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Assessing Learning with Creative Assignments

Facilitators: Rachel Rupprecht and Josie Baudier
Date: 09/28/20
Tag: Pedagogy

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Effective Use of Zoom Breakout Rooms

Facilitators: Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 09/22/20
Tag: Technology

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Engaging Students with Educational Technologies

Facilitators: Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 09/18/20
Tag: Technology

Students learn better when they are engaged in course content, but engaging them can be challenging. Educational technologies can help! Join us for an experiential overview of Flipgrid, Padlet, Hypothes.is, and Edpuzzle. Interested in particular functionality of one of these tools? Looking for a different tool to fill a particular need for a course? Leave a comment below and we might just be able to find something that fits the bill.

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Active Learning While Physical Distancing

Facilitators: Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 09/11/20
Tag: Pedagogy

Teaching in the time of COVID brings a slew of challenges, not least of which is the unfeasibility of many of our tried-and-true methods for engaging students in active learning. Join us for an interactive exploration of a variety of alternative active learning strategies for synchronous and asynchronous online classes and physically-distanced face-to-face classes. This workshop will include time to plan how to implement alternative active-learning strategies in your classes.

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D2L - Level 1

Facilitators: Rachel Rupprecht
Date: 09/04/20
Tag: Technology

In this hands-on workshop, you will explore specific D2L tools such as announcements, D2L email, uploading documents, module organization, and basic gradebook functions (setup, manage grades, manual entry). If you are a beginning user to D2L, please join us to learn how to connect with your students through D2L.

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Humanizing Online Learning

Facilitators: Jesse Bishop
Date: 07/23/20
Tag: Pedagogy

This session/workshop will present faculty and faculty developers with concepts, skills, and strategies to humanize the online learning environment, from overarching approaches to targeted, micro-level approaches. Participants will be able to recall key concepts and be provided opportunities to discuss how they might use strategies in their courses to humanize and personalize learning experiences.

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TiLTing Online Assignments

Facilitators: Julie Kozee and Jeff Kozee
Date: 07/22/20
Tag: Pedagogy

Learn how transparent assignment design in the online learning environment can benefit students and faculty alike. Attendees will leave with an understanding of Mary-Ann Winkelmes’ Transparency framework and have an opportunity to TiLT one of their own assignments.

Transparent Assignment Template

D2L Pulse App

Facilitators: Jason Christian
Date: 07/15/20
Tag: Technology

Pulse App is a new way to access D2L courses on mobile devices. We will go through the App and show the differences between it and the main web-based D2L platform.

Online Course Design and Course Planning

Facilitators: Josie Baudier
Date: 06/18/20
Tag: Pedagogy

Are you unsure of how to start planning your courses for Fall 2020? Have you wondered if you are designing your online course in the best way possible? Regardless of the delivery modality you use to facilitate courses, you will need to establish and implement a course design plan. In this webinar, we will explore course design principles, including organization, engagement, alignment, and learner support. If you are new to online teaching or new to online course design, please join me for this interactive webinar where we will explore how to purposefully plan your course.

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APA 7th Edition: What's New?

Facilitators: Marla Means, Susanna Smith, and Melanie Vincent
Date: 02/11/20
Tag: Pedagogy

Join three GHC librarians as they share information about the new APA 7th edition, and how it differs from the current 6th edition. The librarians will talk about citations, formatting and language guidelines, the new student paper option, plus a lot more!

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Copyright for Fun and (Non)Profit!

Facilitators: Susanna Smith
Date: 10/14/19
Tag: Pedagogy

Copyright can be a confusing and challenging problem when dealing with classroom materials, especially online. This webinar will introduce you to some basic guidelines about educational fair use and how to apply those guidelines in your courses. After a brief introduction to fair use and the TEACH Act, we will address some of your specific questions.