September October November December
Conferences (Past and Upcoming)
November
Workshops on Pedagogy
SoTL Reading Circle
Friday, November 14, from 1:30 pm - 2:45 pm in Kettler 234
Facilitated by Michael Bendele, Psychology faculty and CELT Fellow
Doing SoTL well often challenges us to use literature and methods outside of our own discipline. The reading circle provides an opportunity to become familiar with relevant methodologies, examples of SoTL, and to gain insight into the connection of SoTL to effective teaching. Participants will read and discuss the articles below. Refreshments will be served. Registration is required.
How Could I Do Scholarship of Teaching and Learning? by Craig Nelson
Qualitative Analysis On Stage: Making the Research Process More Public by Anfara, Brown, and Mangione
How Do I Design My SoTL Project? by McKinney
12 O’clock Scholars Brown Bag Series: Using Social Networking
Monday, November 24, from 12:00 pm - 1:15 pm in Kettler 234
Facilitator: CELT Advisory Board member
Bring your lunch and “talk shop” with colleagues and staff on topics of interest to you as university educators working in a dynamic teaching and learning environment. Meets once a month at noon. Fruit and drink served. Registration required.
Teaching with Technology
Learn how to use software applications (for example, Blackboard Vista, GroupWise, etc.) available to all faculty and staff at workshops offered by ITS. Click here for the course schedule and registration.
Applying Copyright Law to Streamed Media
Monday, November 10, from 12:00 pm - 1:15 pm in Kettler 234
Facilitated by Cheryl Truesdell, Helmke Library and Samantha Birk, CELT
Receive answers to your questions about media digitizing services at IPFW, along with an explanation of how to apply Fair Use and TEACH Act guidelines to the use of streamed media in teaching. Registration is required.
Creating Social Presence Online (Free online seminar)
Wednesday, November 12, from 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Presented by Carol Hostetter, School of Social Work, IUPUI
As higher education offers more online courses to better serve students, the scholarship of teaching and learning adds to our understanding of how to construct an excellent online teaching and learning environment. The study examined the social presence of an online class compared to face-to-face. Social presence theory holds promise as a means of infusing online courses with principles of educational excellence. Findings reveal a positive relationship between social presence and learning outcomes. To register go to http://ctl.iupui.edu/Events/eventsRegistration.asp?id=1252
This webinar will be offered online via Adobe Connect. It will be recorded and also available online at the IUPUI Center for Teaching and Learning after the session. http://ctl.iupui.edu/Events/tuesdays.asp Connection information will be emailed to all registrants a couple of days prior to the webinar.
Faculty Showcase: Mobile Teaching Environments
Friday, November 14, from 12:00 pm - 1:15 pm in Kettler 119
Presenters: Suzanne Rumsey, English and Linguistics and Iskandar Hack, ECET
When you can develop your lectures and visual materials on the same computer that you will present on you are likely to feel more confident and creative in using technology to support your teaching. That’s the premise of the Mobile Teaching Environment project, in which CELT provided laptops and tablets to 8 teachers. Participants in the project share experiences, tips, and tactics gained from having a portable computer at their disposal. Registration is required.
Facilitating Student Presentations Online
Monday, November 17, from 12:00 pm - 1:15 pm in Kettler 205B
Presenters: Adam Dircksen and Kevin Stoller, COM
You don't have to abandon student presentations just because you teach your course online. In this workshop you will see a demonstration of using Adobe connect to facilitate student presentations. The presenters will share what they have learned about developing facilitation skills in web-based course. Registration is required.
260-481-IPFW
Jobs
Pandemic
Contact
Maps