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International Employee Appreciation Day is Friday, March 6. To give you a jump on that day, learn ideas to better thank, praise, and recognize your employees. Learn about the importance of thanking your employees for the good work they do on a daily basis. In this presentation, Dr. Bob Nelson, author of 1001 Ways to Reward… |
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For decades, expertise has been the gold standard of performance at work. Today, its shelf life is shrinking. In a world shaped by rapid change, AI, and constant reinvention, the ability to adapt is increasingly more valuable than what someone already knows. The challenge for learning professionals is not just building expertise, but helping people… |
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Is that weird rash chicken pox, herpes, or poison ivy? How can I quickly rule out life-threatening or infectious conditions from a list of potential diagnoses? How can I help students identify clinical pearls for distinguishing among conditions with similar symptoms? VisualDx to the rescue! VisualDx is a library database that allows you to build…
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Information is often scattered across emails, documents, sticky notes, and multiple platforms. This interactive workshop explores how Microsoft OneNote can serve as a professional command center for faculty and staff. Participants will learn the core structure of OneNote, build a functional notebook tailored to their role, and explore simple integrations with Microsoft 365 tools. The… |
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Higher education has entered a new era: old operating models are failing, but new ones have not yet been built. Financial cliffs, AI disruption, eroding trust and brittle governance structures have produced institutions that excel at symbolic compliance yet struggle to enact real transformation. Strategic plans sit in executive suites, innovation is sequestered at the… |
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Most training fails for one simple reason: learners don’t actually know how they learn. Metacognition—our ability to notice, monitor, and adjust our thinking—is the single most powerful (and wildly underused) neuroscience strategy for creating durable learning and real behavior change. In this session, we’ll break down the science and show how to build metacognitive moments… |
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In recent years, the higher education community has been exploring how AI tools are impacting the ways we learn, work, and live. Focus has largely been placed on student-facing impacts such as academic integrity and personalized learning. However, AI is touching every area of the institution. As the higher education community continues to explore the…
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A culture of mentorship does not happen by accident; it develops when individuals at every level choose to invest in others' growth. This session invites staff, managers, and faculty to consider how their everyday interactions shape professional development and belonging within their organization. Participants will clarify the role of mentorship in organizational success, explore actionable… |
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Step up to the plate and build your PowerPoint confidence in this beginner friendly session that covers the essentials of creating clear, engaging, and accessible slides. You’ll learn how to use layouts, add and arrange content, apply simple design and accessibility practices like alt‑text and accessible layouts, and take advantage of helpful tools such as… |
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Dust off your favorite childhood games and give them an academic glow-up! This interactive show-and-tell demonstrates how to transform classic board games like Guess Who? and Clue into content-rich learning experiences that boost student engagement and reinforce key concepts. You will also explore simple, low-tech ways to use buzzers, dice, and cards for meaningful academic… |
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As higher education confronts profound questions about its value and purpose, some institutions are reexamining a foundational question: What kind of graduates are we trying to shape? One result: Leadership and character education is experiencing a resurgence nationwide. And some institutions are moving beyond standalone courses or centers to weave leadership and character into the…
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Proactive advising, which began in the 1970s as an early-intervention strategy to prevent academic struggles, has evolved into a cornerstone of student success in higher education. Paired with today’s technological tools and advancements, this type of advising has the potential to help keep students on track, reduce inefficiencies such as pricey, unnecessary credits, and improve… |
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The graduate student market is undergoing significant change. Shifts in international student mobility, disruptions to federal loan programs, and broader economic and demographic pressures are reshaping demand and forcing institutions to rethink long-standing recruitment assumptions. This research-driven webinar is focused on understanding today’s graduate prospects and what institutions must do to remain competitive in a…
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As Department of Justice digital accessibility deadlines under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Title II regulations are approaching, colleges cannot afford to delay taking action. We’ll break down what the updated ADA Title II web and mobile accessibility standards mean for your institution and focus on what you can do immediately to improve everyday… |
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