ReggieNet Transition Info
Updated: 3/7/12
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Short Course Workshops
Summer Institute Workshops
Friday, 5/18/2012
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Introduction to ReggieNet
Monday, 5/21/2012
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Civic Engagement Pedagogy
9:30 AM - 2:30 PM
Future Professors
CTLT’s Summer Institute for the 21st Century Educator |
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The Center for Teaching, Learning & Technology’s Summer Institute for the 21st Century Educator reflects once again CTLT’s efforts to create a more unified curriculum for faculty seeking ways to enhance their teaching. Learn more... |
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Summer Institute Kick-off Join CTLT to learn more about Summer Institute and celebrate the end of the semester with food, mini-massages, on-site registration, prizes, and more. Bring a friend and visit with CTLT staff and colleagues from across campus. No registration is required for this event. |
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 Working with At-Risk Students What causes students to be at risk? How can I recognize a student at risk? How can I help students who are at risk? This workshop is designed to help you answer these questions. Learn more… |
When “Students Can’t Write” – Part 1: Assignment and Assessment This workshop will (1) consider how to design writing assignments that engage students and increase their motivation to do well and (2) explore "best practices" in writing assessment. Learn more… |
| Wise Women TLC Wise Women is a TLC specially designed for women academics “of a certain age”… approaching a certain age… or hoping to someday achieve a certain age! Of course, anyone who is interested in our “book of the semester” is more than welcome to join! Learn more… |
ReggieNet: Communication This workshop will show you how to use various communication tools in ReggieNet, including Discussion, Discussion Forums, Chat Rooms, Course Mail, and Email Tool. Learn more… |
| When “Students Can’t Write” – Part 2: Response Practices This workshop will (1) explore "best practices" in supporting developing writers and (2) consider how to incorporate these teaching, still have time to teach content, and have a life! Learn more… |
Teaching with Primary Sources Participants will be introduced to various Library of Congress digitized primary resources, including documents, maps, sheet music, sound recordings, early motion pictures, and photos, as well as LOC website navigation. Learn more… |