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Presenter: Jason Charrette This presentation will discuss the why and how of using role-playing simulations as the principal mode of classroom instruction. Using examples from courses taught at PSU, it […]
With student loan payments resuming, now is the time to learn about what repayment and forgiveness options are available to you. Chris Goff from AFT/Higher Ed presented this Student Debt […]
Join Hannah in exploring a list of practices created by the Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching at Iowa State University for cultivating a sense of belonging in the […]
We will take just a couple of minutes to ground ourselves in the definitions of accessibility and inclusion and then workshop a concrete example of how instructors might use an […]
Anecdotally, university professors at PSU are reporting that their students are struggling with class attendance. At a CoLab event this spring, we sought to unpack and explore this issue as […]
Kelsey Donnelly (Academic and Career Advising Center) and Matt Cheney (Interdisciplinary Studies) share information, ideas, and advice to help advisors feel confident with the many tools available to help us […]
What do recent advances in artificial intelligence technologies mean for teachers and students today? Join Jess Flarity (University of New Hampshire) and Cameron Gibson (CUNY Grad Center) to learn about […]
Wondering what’s going on with Musk’s Twitter and what you should know about it? Concerned about the latest AI tools that everyone is talking about and what they mean for […]
Learn more about moving off of commercial social networking platforms (like Twitter) and onto the open-source tool Mastodon. Slides
What would it look like to focus on empathy to begin our work in TWP? PSU faculty member Elisabeth Johnston used this question to guide her redesign of her TWP […]