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CETL's Workshop-Palooza

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Jan 17, 2014 10:00 AM - Jan 17, 2014 4:00 PM
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Eunice and James L. West Library

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Join the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning for Workshop-Palooza on Friday, Jan. 17 from 10am - 4pm.

Workshop-Palooza offers 12 different workshops. Can't attend them all, no worries. Workshop-Palooza is designed for you to pick and choose the workshop you can attend. Each workshop you attend earns you 5 points towards badge(s). 

Below is the list of workshops, time, presenter and a brief description!

Workshop Title Time Presenter Description
Understanding Badges and Points 10 a.m. Addy Meira Learn about our Badges and Points system and the concept of Gamification for professional development.
Project Based Learning Essentials 10:30 a.m. Nakia Pope Projects can be an excellent way to get students to think critically. Learn how to use projects to drive student critical thinking.
Blackboard Weighted Grade 11 a.m. Lisa Hammonds Using Excel to handle graded weights and precentages? Learn how to set this up using Blackboard's grade center.
Prezi 11:30 a.m. Addy Meira Learn the basics of the free dynamic presentation tool Prezi.
Low Tech Tips for Student Engagement Noon Nakia Pope

Index cards, markers, and juice boxes can all help drive student buy-in and engagment, making your class more dynamic!

Easy Tips for Flipping Your Classroom 12:30 p.m. Lisa Hammonds We'll present you with a few pointers to follow as you prepare to flip your classroom.
Quick Guide to Twitter 1 p.m. Addy Meira Hashtags?! Mentions?! If you have heard about Twitter, but have no clue what it does this is the workshop for you.
Questions for Critical Thinking 1:30 p.m. Nakia Pope Tips for getting students to ask better questions!
Blackboard's Inline Grading Feature 2 p.m. Lisa Hammonds Learn how to use the new inline grading features of Blackboard Learn.
Quick Guide to Wordpress 2:30 p.m. Addy Meira Interested in having your students blog? Learn about the Wordpress platform and how it can be used for student reflection.
Mobile Devices for Learning Assessment 3 p.m. Nakia Pope Use student mobile devices (phones, especially) to assess student learning and promote engagement.
Lecture Tools 3:30 p.m. Lisa Hammonds Come see a demonstration of Wesleyan's new tool to promote active learning and student engagement.
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