Events Listed As Faculty Development

University Libraries and the Sponsored Projects Administration (SPA)are combining forces to provide an overview of searching for funding opportunities, resources for your search including the SPIN database, ways to build collaborations, and how Library resources can be used to support your scholarly endeavors.

Educators are invited to join Dr. La France for an online overview of "POP Power from Warhol to Koons."

Join us for a one-hour, hands-on Canvas Quiz and Respondus Monitor Studio.

During this 90-minute session, we will watch ‘Implement Teaching Strategies that Engage Gen Z’ with Dr. Vickie Cook, Executive Director, Center for Online Learning, Research and Service/Research Professor of Education/Acting Chair of Education, University of Illinois Springfield.

Part of an ongoing series about syllabus construction, classroom management and diversity, the Office of the Vice Provost for Academic Affairs will host a session on Warm/Cold Syllabi: The Link to Classroom Management.

Join online and strategic learning and your peers as we practice assigned discussion roles for any modality.

This is a hands-on Rubric Studio where we will dive deeply into the Canvas Rubric Tool.

Ever read an intriguing article and wanted to read more about the topic? Join the University Libraries to learn how to use citation chaining to find articles that cited and were cited by an article you have found. You’ll also learn how to use article metadata to find additional articles about the same subjects. Feel free to bring an article to work with!

Please join the University Libraries for this introduction to data.census.gov, the new one-stop location for some of the most popular surveys from the U.S. Census Bureau.  It brings together data from the decennial census, American Community Survey, Economic Census, County Business Patterns, and more. Learn about retrieving population, demographic, housing, and economic data about the U.S., the states, and local areas in this 30-minute workshop.

Connect and collaborate with your faculty peers from across Indiana! We will explore outstanding examples of teaching and encourage faculty members to create new alliances for improved learning outcomes. Dr. Kelly Hogan and Dr. Viji Sathy will be our guest speakers.

Tired of the "post once, and reply to two others" instructions in online discussions?

In this 90-minute session, ‘Civil Dialogue as a Classroom Management Strategy,’ we will “learn about the importance of encouraging free speech within the parameters of learning, civility, and exclusivity as a proactive means to furthering critical conversations on your campus.”

Join online and strategic learning and your peers as we practice assigned discussion roles for any modality.

Please join the University Libraries for this introduction to data.census.gov, the new one-stop location for some of the most popular surveys from the U.S. Census Bureau.  It brings together data from the decennial census, American Community Survey, Economic Census, County Business Patterns, and more. Learn about retrieving population, demographic, housing, and economic data about the U.S., the states, and local areas in this 30-minute workshop.

Ever read an intriguing article and wanted to read more about the topic? Join the University Libraries to learn how to use citation chaining to find articles that cited and were cited by an article you have found. You’ll also learn how to use article metadata to find additional articles about the same subjects. Feel free to bring an article to work with!

What is the most efficient way to organize and structure your course in Canvas? Join Instructional Consultant, Sue Husted as she shares with you 5 and 10-week templates for courses in Canvas

During this 90-minute session, we will watch ‘Building Inclusive Pedagogy Online’ with Dr. Amer F. Ahmed, Executive Director of Equity and Inclusivity

What is the most efficient way to organize and structure your course in Canvas? Join Instructional Consultant, Sue Husted as she shares with you 5 and 10-week templates for courses in Canvas.

What is the most efficient way to organize and structure your course in Canvas? Join Instructional Consultant, Sue Husted as she shares with you 5 and 10-week templates for courses in Canvas.

During this 90-minute session, ‘Open Educational Resources Benefits, Challenges, and Strategies for Implementation,’ we will learn the pros and cons of using Open Educational Resources, both from the student and faculty perspective.

Interested in learning more about Explain Everything?

Dive deep into the Canvas Rubric Tool.