Everyone is invited to attend the last interview presentations for the Librarian – Instruction, Digital Literacy, and Engagement position today. For both interviews, we will be in the Cartersville Library Classroom if you are on that campus. If not, the Zoom details are below along with the dates and times. 10:00 – 10:35: Emily Ransom […]
USG e-clips for February 3, 2023
University System News: Americus Times-Recorder Twenty-five GSW Marshals selected to prestigious program By Ken Gustafson Twenty-five students have been selected to one of Georgia Southwestern State University’s (GSW) most prestigious and oldest organizations on campus, the GSW Marshals. Founded in 1939, the GSW Marshals is an ambassador program designed to serve as university hosts for […]
USG e-clips for February 2, 2023
University System News: Fox 5 Atlanta University of Georgia generates all-time high $7.6B for 2022 Georgia economy, report says By FOX 5 Atlanta Digital Team The University of Georgia proved to be a continuous moneymaker for the state of Georgia after a new study revealed the institution had a record-high economic impact of $7.6 billion […]
USG e-clips for February 1, 2023
University System News: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution After-school program brings Gwinnett students to college campus By Josh Reyes Parents will be able to receive instruction as well Georgia Gwinnett College launched a new after-school program for local elementary school students and their families that it hopes will be a model for community education across Georgia. The […]
USG e-clips for January 31, 2023
University System News: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Medical College of Georgia’s $105M request comes amid Wellstar talks By Vanessa McCray, Ariel Hart State officials are asking the Georgia Legislature to pay $105 million in taxpayer dollars toward a new electronic medical records system for the Medical College of Georgia, part of Augusta University. The new records […]
Copying Rights to the Internet
Funny? Not Funny? Join Copyright for Fun and (Non-)Profit to find out! Mon., February 6 | 2:00-3:00 pm, Zoom | Facilitator: Susanna Smith 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 […]
Front-Page February #3
Check GHC Inform each day this month to anonymously test your ability to distinguish fact from fiction. The correct answer to each question will be posted in GHC Inform the following day. Don’t delay! Each question can accept up to 40 responses. True: Commending achievement alone leads students to link intrinsic ability to their success. Commending […]
Diversity in History: Claudette Colvin
As part of a new series, GHC would like to honor the diverse men and women that have had an impact on American history, but that people may not be as familiar with. We will be highlighting a new figure each week in hopes of bringing more awareness to how rich and diversified our history […]
Next Week @ CETL: Copyright, Alternative Grading, HIPs, DYOC
Copyright for Fun and (Non-)Profit Mon., February 6 | 2:00-3:00 pm, Zoom | Facilitator: Susanna Smith 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 […]
Today: What is ChatGPT? (Moved from Zoom to WebEx)
What is ChatGPT? How should we teach in an age of AI? ChatGPT: Teaching & Learning in the Age of AI Thursday, February 2 | 4-5 pm Panelists: Emily Boles, eLearning Specialist, Center for Online Learning, Research, and Service (University of Illinois Springfield) Dr. Cynthia Alby, Professor of Education, Faculty Director of GC Journeys (Georgia […]