When: May 16 from 10am-2pm Where: GAC Labs: IS 1129 B + IS 1129 J Register Lineup of sessions (Links open a Blackboard Collaborate session for attending virtually) Time Mentor Topic 10am Karen Stahlheber Collaborations for data/research projects 11am Jana Fogaca Group projects Rebecca Nesvet Assignments Noon Christin DePouw Embedding multiple mediums into Pages…
Read More Canvas Mentors Day! 5/16 from 10-2Did a wintry mix of snow and bone-chilling temperatures unravel your plans for the first week of class? You’re certainly not alone, and CATL is here to help us think through this teaching challenge. While your instinct may be to cut ice-breakers or community-building activities that aren’t tied directly to your assessments, we encourage you…
Read More Class Cancellations ResourcesLow stakes means that students and instructors have less pressure on an assignment that involves some work towards an eportfolio. Medium stakes means that either instructors of students have some pressure from the eportfolio High stakes means that both instructors and students have the most pressure on this version of an eportfolio Low Stakes Medium…
Read More Scale the ePortfolioDr. Kris Vespia (Psychology and Human Development) illuminates best-practices for mid-semester evaluations. Then, Todd Dresser (CATL) shows us how to build a mid-semester evaluation survey in Canvas.
Read More TeAch Tuesday – Mid-Semester EvaluationsTodd Dresser (CATL’s Lead Instructional Designer) shows us how to use rubrics and how to build them in Canvas.
Read More TeAch Tuesday – RubricsThank you to everyone who was able to carve out an hour in their busy Friday to attend the first HIPS @ 10 reading group. For posterity, we’ve recorded the session, so please feel free to circulate if you know someone was hoping to attend, but couldn’t make it:
Read More Follow up: HIPS @ 10 Reading Series, 9/21CATL will hold a Hands-on Technology Day on August 23rd. There are two main tracks. The first: Canvas: Tales from the Trenches, offers the wisdom of your fellow instructors as they share insights regarding using Canvas, the digital learning environment which will succeed D2L over the coming 12 months. The second track is called “Cool…
Read More Hands-on Technology Day (8/23)The transition notes pertaining to the move from D2L and Canvas from June and July are chock full of information! Access theme here: Taking the move to Canvas as an opportunity to redesign your course? We’re happy to help! Contact CATL to schedule an Instructional Design consultation.
Read More June and July “Transition Notes”Where: 4th floor of the Cofrin Library When: 8:30 | Breakfast; 9:00 | Session 1: The Ethics of Digital Scholarship To see the full schedule click here: DigSchoPacket Thanks to the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, the Cofrin Library, and the Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning, we’ll be hosting a Digital…
Read More Digital Scholarship Institute (5/14 and 5/15) | CL 4th floor | 8:30Educational Resource Symposium: On Friday, April 27 from 11am-12:30pm in 1965 room, Renee Ettinger (Assistant Director, Cofrin Library), Luke Konkol (Instructional Technologist, Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning), and Mitchell Scott (Collection Management Librarian, Saint Norbert College) will facilitate a discussion of how campuses across the U.S. are working to provide affordable course materials to…
Read More (4/27) Educational Resource Symposium
