Teaching, Learning and Technology and Academic Affairs are hosting the next Faculty Roundtable Discussion on January 24, 2013. Mark your calendars! The faculty will describe how they re-worked their lessons and give a demo of the the tools that they’ve used. This will be a fun, fast-paced, informative session; and will provide you with the [...]
Teaching, Learning and Technology and Academic Affairs are hosting the next Faculty Roundtable Discussion on January 24, 2013. Mark your calendars! This is a great opportunity to hear from your colleagues about how they’re utilizing technology to make their classes more engaging! We’ll have food and beverages for you to enjoy! Date: January 24, 2013 [...]
The Faculty Roundtable Discussions, co-sponsored by Academic Affairs and TLT, offer the opportunity for faculty to discuss various pedagogical strategies and how they are implementing these strategies in their teaching. The Possibilities of Problem-based Learning! Our next Faculty Roundtable Discussion is scheduled for September, 27th from 1-2pm in the Tate Building, room 202. The topic is Problem-based Learning (PBL), [...]
The April Faculty Roundtable discussion, “Maximizing external funding while minimizing administrative headaches” was hosted by Academic Affairs and Teaching Learning and Technology within IT, to help provide an overview of the basics of applying for funding and grants administration at CofC. Susan Anderson, Assistant Vice President for Research & Director of the Office of Research [...]
Maximizing external funding while minimizing administrative headaches The April Faculty Roundtable discussion, hosted by Academic Affairs and TLT, will help provide an overview of the basics of applying for funding and grants administration at CofC. Susan Anderson, Assistant Vice President for Research & Director of the Office of Research & Grants Administration will facilitate the discussion. The panelists, Cindi [...]
If you weren’t able to attend yesterday’s Faculty Roundtable on Social Networking don’t fret, you can now watch it online. The panelist talk about how they interact with their students and how their students interact with the world through social networking tools. Get the Flash Player to see this player.
Teaching, Learning and Technology and Academic Affairs will host the next Faculty Roundtable on the impact of Social Networking in education. The goal of the roundtables is to share new teaching and learning techniques, ideas, and experiments with one another and to also learn from colleagues from other institutions as invited presenters/facilitators. This event is [...]
