Online Teaching Tips and Suggestions
Please find the following document to help you understand best practices in teaching online. For the most updated version of this presentation, please see this
Please find the following document to help you understand best practices in teaching online. For the most updated version of this presentation, please see this
Three Mondays this Fall Semester: Sept 23, Oct 28 and Nov 25 at noon Location: CTL (Library, 2nd Floor) Facilitated by Kim Bobier, Visiting Assistant
Using Metacognition to Promote Learning IDEA Paper #63 by Barbara J. Milils from the University of Texas at San Antonio Metacognition is, at its simplest,
Strategies to Improve Student Writing IDEA Paper #48 By David Smit from Kansas State University Student writing seems to be suffering presently, and there are things
UDL aims to change the design of the environment rather than to change the learner The UDL Guidelines are a tool used in the implementation
Ten Research-Based Steps for Effective Group Work IDEA Paper #65 • August, 2017 by Linda C. Hodges from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County A
Learning Design Conversations on Feedback, Self- and Peer Assessment addressed the following questions: How do we teach quality self- and peer critique and feedback? What’s
Beyond MOLI The Finissage When: March 19, 2019 (Tuesday); 4-6 pm Where: Library, 2nd Floor East Reading Room Who: Anyone interested in learning outcomes and
Learning Design Conversations on Assessment Criteria and Standards addressed the following questions: What are *your* grading standards and how are they tools for learning? What
Educative Assessment. When you assess student work in your classes or studios, do you practice an audit-ive, backward looking assessment? Or do you go beyond
