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The 2009 Fall Teaching Conference is on August 20th! Circle of Success: Plan-Teach-Evaluate

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August

Workshops on Teaching with Technology

Overview of Instructional Technologies at IPFW
Friday, August 28, from 12:00 pm - 1:15 pm in KT 119
Presenters: Samantha Birk, CELT; John Ladd, Studio M, and Scott Vitz, ITS

If you are wondering whether IPFW has desktop video conferencing, podcasting, digitizing, or the technology you need to support your teaching, attend this joint presentation by the ITS User Technology Support team with CELT’s Associate Director for Instructional Technologies and Studio M Lab Coordinator. Presenters will show you the software and the hardware resources available to support your teaching, and help you get started using them. Registration required.

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Workshops on Teaching and Research

12 O’clock Scholars Brown Bag Series: Handling Difficult Classroom Behaviors
Monday, August 31, from 12:00 pm - 1:15 pm in KT 234
Facilitator: Robin Newman, Associate Dean of Students

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.

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SoTL Work Group
Monday, August 31, from 12:00 pm - 1:15 pm in KT 101
Co-Facilitators: Michael Bendele, Psychology and CASTL Committee members

Finding time to work on a SoTL project is difficult. The work group provides a way for you to schedule small blocks of time on a regular basis to work through each step in the process. The work group will use a guide created by the campus CASTL (Carnegie Academy for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning) committee, incorporating short individual assignments and group activities designed to help you progress toward your goal of a finished proposal ready for submission to IRB. Attendance at all sessions is expected. Fruit, snacks, and drink will be served. The first meeting will be an overview of SoTL research process and the plan of work for the semester. Registration required.

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What's New

Circle of Success
Plan-Teach-Evaluate
August 20, 2009
View the handouts
from the conference here!

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