Instructor: Karoline Manny
Date: Tuesday, February 5
Time: 7:00 - 8:00pm
Location: Online
Join URL: https://midway.zoom.us/j/969910871
Student video projects are a great alternative to in-class presentations but what tools are out there to create them and how can students turn in/share their work most efficiently?
In this workshop you will learn how to design an effective video project assignment, get a quick introduction to tools your students could use to create video projects and learn how to configure Moodle so students can turn in video projects without difficulty.
Instructor: Dr. Karoline Manny
Date: Thursday, February 7
Time: 4:00 – 4:30pm
Location: CIS Computer Lab
Online JoinURL: https://midway.zoom.us/j/969646567
In the first of three sessions aimed at demonstrating how librarians can help faculty scaffold research assignments, learn an exploratory search technique that helps students identify search terms, find scholarly sources and narrow their research topic.
Instructor: Dr. Edie McClellan
Date: Thursday, February 14
Time: 3:30 – 4:30pm
Location: CIS Computer Lab
Join URL: https://midway.zoom.us/j/795188161
Dr. Edie McClellan, our local APA expert, will share some tips and tricks on formatting documents in Word for APA. Join us for this hands-on workshop in the CIS Computer Lab. You will be able to take this knowledge and share with your students so that their papers are formatted properly.
Instructor: Dr. Sarah Whiteford
Date: Friday, February 15
Time: 12:00 – 1:00pm
Location: McManis Student Center Conference Room
Join URL: https://midway.zoom.us/j/267064980
Led by Dr. Sarah Whiteford, Conversations on Student Cheating will discuss strategies that today’s students are using to cheat in both inseat and online courses. Suggestions will be provided to help combat cheating in your classroom, and we will also discuss appropriate sanctioning, responses, and reporting of students who have been caught cheating. This workshop will be structured with an informational session, first. Then we will discuss as a group about your experiences with cheating at Midway and include discussion on handling situations where cheating has occurred.
Instructor: Dr. Ellen Bloomfield
Date: Tuesday, February 19
Time: 7:00 – 8:00pm
Location: Online
JoinURL: https://midway.zoom.us/j/854938818
Over the last five years or so, a new discourse has emerged within many universities: the discourse of student engagement. Exactly what do we mean by student engagement and why is it so important? Based on research literature in the area of student engagement, this webinar will discuss pedagogical ideas faculty might successfully use to better engage students in learning.
During this first workshop we will analyze your intended and designed curricula by examining program and course outcomes. We will ensure our outcomes are student-centered and begin the process of mapping the outcomes onto an electronic spreadsheet.
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