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Lights, Slides, Action: Multimedia That Works in PowerPoint

CETL Session Archives, Office 365By James Gonzales, MA Ed CETL Instructional DesignerApril 14, 2026

Presenter: James Gonzales, MA Ed | CETL Instructional Designer Description: Bring your slides to life with video and 3D—without the technical headaches. In this session, you’ll learn simple, reliable ways…

Unlocking Engagement: Designing Gamified Escape Rooms with Google Forms

CETL Session Archives, GamificationBy Taylor Woodman, BS Educational Game DeveloperApril 8, 2026

Presenter: Taylor Woodman, BS | Educational Game Developer Description: This session explores how Google Forms can be transformed into an interactive, gamified escape room experience to support student engagement and…

Slide Into Success: PowerPoint Fundamentals

CETL Session Archives, TechnologyBy Jonathan Peterson MEd CETL Instructional DesignerMarch 24, 2026

Presenter: Jonathan Peterson MEd | CETL Instructional Designer Description: Step up to the plate and build your PowerPoint confidence in this beginner friendly session that covers the essentials of creating…

The Ripple Effect: Building a Culture of Mentorship

CETL Session Archives, Professional DevelopmentBy Marleen Mar Mendoza, M.Ed. Manager of Educational Technology InnovationsMarch 18, 2026

Presenter: Marleen (Mar) Mendoza, M.Ed. | Manager of Educational Technology Innovations Description: A culture of mentorship does not happen by accident; it develops when individuals at every level choose to…

Organize Meetings, Projects, and Tasks: A Practical Guide to OneNote

CETL Session Archives, ProductivityBy James Gonzales, MA Ed CETL Instructional DesignerMarch 10, 2026

Presenter: James Gonzales, MA Ed | CETL Instructional Designer Description: Information is often scattered across emails, documents, sticky notes, and multiple platforms. This interactive workshop explores how Microsoft OneNote can…

Better than Dr. WebMD: Using VisualDx for Differential Diagnosis

CETL Session Archives, LibraryBy Kelli Hines, MLIS,AHIP Scholarly Communications LibrarianMarch 10, 2026

Presenter: Kelli Hines, MLIS,AHIP | Scholarly Communications Librarian Description: Is that weird rash chicken pox, herpes, or poison ivy? How can I quickly rule out life-threatening or infectious conditions from…

More Than Reflection: Making Self-Assessment Work

CETL Session Archives, Student LearningBy Jonathan Peterson MEd CETL Instructional DesignerFebruary 26, 2026

Presenter: Jonathan Peterson MEd | CETL Instructional Designer Description: Self-assessment is a powerful learning strategy—but only when it is intentionally designed. Too often, it is reduced to unstructured reflection or…

Show Your Course Some Love: How to Make Improvements with Course Design Rubrics

CETL Session Archives, Course DesignBy Beverly Bondad-Brown, PhD Manager of Instructional Design and Learning DevelopmentFebruary 24, 2026

Presenter: Beverly Bondad-Brown, PhD Manager of Instructional Design and Learning Development Description: Course design rubrics offer structured, evidence-based ways to evaluate and improve the quality of face-to-face, online and blended…

Book Report: Understanding the Gen Z Student

CETL Session Archives, StudentBy Steven Snyder, PT, EdD, DPT Assistant Vice Provost, CETLFebruary 20, 2026

Presenter: Steven Snyder, PT, EdD, DPT | Assistant Vice Provost, CETL Description: The Chronicle of Higher Education has published a book: Understanding the Gen Z Student, with articles and topics…

Giving More Effective Feedback

CETL Session Archives, TeachingBy Marleen Mar Mendoza, M.Ed. Manager of Educational Technology InnovationsFebruary 19, 2026

Presenter: Marleen (Mar) Mendoza, M.Ed. | Manager of Educational Technology Innovations Description: Feedback is a critical part of teaching and learning, but it doesn’t always have the impact we hope…

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