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Engagement in virtual training is often treated as a technology problem. More tools. More features. More tactics. But the real driver of engagement is connection, and connection is created through small, intentional actions. In this practical and energizing webinar, learn three simple actions that reliably create connection and, as a result, drive engagement in virtual… |
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This practical session introduces the foundational skills needed to write clear, accurate, and effective meeting minutes using a Microsoft Word document as the primary tool for data entry and documentation. Participants will review the purpose and essential components of meeting minutes, explore best practices for capturing key information in real time, and practice applying a… |
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This workshop will focus on helping faculty create reliable URLs to library resources for their courses and research. Attendees will learn how to identify and generate stable URLs—links that remain consistent over time and function correctly when shared in bibliographies, syllabi, and learning platforms such as Elentra and Canvas. The session will demonstrate how to… |
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Creating plausible choices and distractors is one of the most challenging aspects of writing scenarios—options need to be realistic, and wrong answers should reflect mistakes someone might actually make, not obvious throwaways that learners can easily guess. AI can help augment your writing to make writing choices and consequences easier. In this session, you'll practice…
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In this webinar, presenter Anna Mills will explore how student and teacher uses of agentic AI browsers affect higher education. She will describe possible applications of agentic browsers for teaching assistance and ways to reduce these browsers’ privacy and security risks. These days, "AI agent" sometimes refers to a custom chatbot and sometimes to an… |
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Many assessments tell us who studied, not who can think clinically. This session helps health sciences faculty identify why common assessment practices fall short and how small, practical changes can better reveal student reasoning, judgment, and readiness for practice. Through real examples and a hands-on activity, participants will learn how to make assessments work as… |
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Are you overwhelmed by the idea of building a personal brand? Curious to learn how to integrate your personal brand to boost your job search and promote yourself in your career? In this webinar, we will discuss where to start in building a personal brand while staying authentic to yourself. We will grapple with topics…
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Feedback is a critical part of teaching and learning, but it doesn’t always have the impact we hope for. This interactive one-hour virtual workshop is designed for educators who want to give feedback that is clear, supportive, and effective across a variety of learning environments. Participants will explore common barriers to effective feedback, learn practical… |
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The Chronicle of Higher Education has published a book: Understanding the Gen Z Student, with articles and topics covering today’s Gen Z students who we are now seeing entering into graduate education, the role of faculty in the educational process of these students, major shifts in student culture, and the role of AI in the… |
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Most people blame themselves for Zoom fatigue when the real culprit is a sucky medium masquerading as “normal.” In this free webinar, we’re blowing up the auto-pilot rituals that make online meetings dull, forgettable, and downright soul-crushing. You’ll see exactly why your audience zones out, why you lose steam, and why so many virtual presentations…
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Course design rubrics offer structured, evidence-based ways to evaluate and improve the quality of face-to-face, online and blended courses. These rubrics are often introduced as comprehensive checklists, which can feel overwhelming and impractical for busy faculty. This workshop reframes rubrics as flexible yet strategic tools that can be used to address specific course design challenges.… |
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In a world where silence can be more damaging than words, the true mark of a leader is the courage to speak up. This webinar delves into the transformative power of open, honest dialogue. The ability to engage in courageous conversations is essential for leaders and teams. This session will uncover how leaders who embrace… |
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Work has changed, but leadership in most organizations has not kept pace. In fact, 62% of employees say their leader’s style of leading is outdated. Many organizations continue to lean into layers of hierarchy, tight oversight, and management for compliance, which slows innovation and performance. When trust is low, leaders tighten the reins, engagement falls,…
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Self-assessment is a powerful learning strategy—but only when it is intentionally designed. Too often, it is reduced to unstructured reflection or self-grading, limiting its impact. This session explores how structured self-assessment can improve student learning, strengthen metacognition, and reduce redundant grading effort—without lowering academic standards. Participants will examine practical strategies for helping students evaluate their… |
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Absolutely anyone can learn to apply improv concepts at work and in life. Benefits of improv include stronger communication skills, improved teamwork, more confidence, enhanced empathy, and increased flexibility. In this introductory in-person session we'll identify, discuss, and practice improv skills starting with the basic improv principle: yes, and. We'll draw parallels between the skills… |
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