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How to make Zoom breakout groups less boring. This is a list of ideas crowdsourced from Twitter. For all links and info, visit the slide deck! Slide Deck

CoLab faculty and staff host a panel discussion about “rigor” in higher education: what is it, what does it mean, how do we enact it or push against it? Video […]

Martha Burtis talks about why faculty might want to bring their scholarship or teaching to a personal/professional web domain of their own, and offers some thoughts about how to get […]

Do you sometimes feel concerned that traditional approaches to grading undermine the pedagogical framework of your course? Are you interested in strategies for assessing student work and course performance that […]

A conversation about disciplinarity, collaboration, and the pedagogy of patience, with Professors Abby Goode and John Krueckeberg. Article on Slow Interdisciplinarity by Abby Goode John Krueckeberg’s Slide Deck ***

Join Hannah Davidson and Lindsay Page for this Accessibility Fast Blast! Many instructors use Google Slides to display content during their lectures. During this fast blast, the CAS team (Lindsay […]

We recently hosted a workshop on ways of incorporating graphic design and visual presentation into course design. These resources showcase some of the discussion that took place at that event. […]

“What’s my grade?” The honest answers “It depends” or “It’s complicated” might do more harm than good. For a student with limited quantitative literacy, grade weights and conditional grades can […]

Some folks in the CPLC asked for a time to explore “ungrading,” or moving away from grades toward feedback-oriented models. All welcome as we talk about the challenges and benefits of […]

Faculty from the I&E Cluster are proposing a new TIDE Certificate (Transformative Innovation & Design Entrepreneurship), a 16-credit adventure in Entrepreneurship and Innovation open to any student, any cluster, any […]

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