The Center for Teaching & Educational Technology hosts workshops every semester on a variety of topics. See below for upcoming workshop dates:
Attended a workshop in the past? Let us know what you thought and give us your feedback here!
The Connecting Students to Course Materials workshop will be an hour-long discussion focusing on the ways instructors might transition course materials to digital environments.
Both in our current online world and in our face-to-face classrooms, providing an engaging (and affordable) student experience is at the top of faculty & student
concerns.
The Canvas Gradebook can be a useful tool to both save you time and help your students be more successful.
Course website design plays an important role in helping online students succeed.
Whether offering your course in a face-to-face, blended, or entirely online modality, using the Learning Management System, Canvas, is a powerful tool.
Research shows that, for online classes, a well-designed course website is critical to student success.
SSU faculty have the choice to teach asynchronously or synchronously this Fall. What’s the difference between the two? What does it mean for you?
Do you want to record your lectures in advance and then edit the videos before you post them online? In that case, Camtasia is the right tool for you.