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Monthly Archives: May 2020

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Managers: Need help with your projects? Post them on Skill Share!

CETL Session Archives, Facilitated DiscussionsBy David N. Dickter, PhD, IPE Research and Strategic Assessment and Heather Imani, Information Technology Training ManagerMay 28, 2020

WesternU’s Skill Share: A Putting People First initiative is a new concept for posting and finding interesting projects at the University, brought to you by the Office of Mission Integration,…

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The Basics of Writing Rubrics

CETL Session Archives, Course Design, TeachingBy Tim Wood, DHSc, PA-C, Associate Vice President for CETLMay 28, 2020

How comfortable are you with creating your own rubrics? Are your rubrics more about assessing students or giving feedback? Do you know the difference between holistic rubrics, analytic rubrics and…

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Open Discussion – Teaching and Learning in a Post-COVID era. The good, the bad and the ugly.

CETL Session Archives, Facilitated DiscussionsBy Tim Wood, DHSc, PA-C, Associate Vice President for CETLMay 27, 2020

Come join your colleagues as we have an open discussion on various aspects of teaching and learning in a Post-COVID era. What have been the immediate effects of teaching and…

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Managers: Need help with your projects? Post them on Skill Share!

CETL Session Archives, Facilitated DiscussionsBy David N. Dickter, PhD, IPE Research and Strategic Assessment, Heather Imani, Information Technology Training ManagerMay 21, 2020

WesternU’s Skill Share: A Putting People First initiative is a new concept for posting and finding interesting projects at the University, brought to you by the Office of Mission Integration, the…

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PetchaKucha?Petcha, what?!?

CETL Session Archives, ProductivityBy Jeannie Davis, EdD, Director, Faculty and Staff Development and Outreach, COMP-NWMay 19, 2020

PechaKucha (Japanese for “chit chat”) is what? Show and Tell? This is the world’s fastest-growing storytelling platform that is used by millions around the globe.  Perhaps you’ve been to a…

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InteresTED – How to Disagree Productively and Find Common Ground

CETL Session Archives, CommunicationBy Jessica Bartolome, Executive Assistant & Fiscal Operations ManagerMay 14, 2020

In an effort to avoid argument, many of us shy away from confrontation.In a world divided by polarizing views, exacerbated by social media and echo chambers, contempt has replaced conversation.  World…

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3 Questions to Consider in Student-Centered Remote Teaching

CETL Session Archives, eLearningBy Tracy A. Mendolia-Moore, M.A.Ed. CETL Lead Instructional DesignerMay 13, 2020

While online and remote education may not be equal, today’s new remote educators can work toward providing high-quality, engaging learning experiences for their students. Providing access to content is a…

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Magic Links: Using DOI and Proxy Links

CETL Session Archives, eLearning, LibraryBy Michelle Sanchez, MLIS, eLearning LibrarianMay 12, 2020

Having trouble accessing library online materials from off-campus? Do you need to provide stable links to online reading materials for your courses? The Pumerantz Library can help you! In this…

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Magna 20 Minute Mentor: Are group exams a viable testing option?

CETL Session Archives, Facilitated DiscussionsBy Tim Wood, DHSc, PA-C, Associate Vice President for CETLMay 5, 2020

This interesting 20-minute mentor discusses the controversial topic of group exams. Some students love them, some students hate them, and most educators are incredulous they accurately measure anything. Mary Ellen…

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