Teaching Workshops: Informal Conversations and How-Tos About Teaching and Learning

Teaching Workshops: Informal Conversations and How-Tos About Teaching and Learning

An individual or team of staff or faculty tests or shares their crazy ideas, cool lessons, pro-tips, surprising results, accidental insights, colossal failures, or outside research during the college hour or a time convenient for you while attendees give supportive feedback. Workshops are also a space for presenting a “How To” around a new online program, teaching tool, or other pedagogical approach that might be useful across the college.

To participate, you only need to: (1) submit an idea, title, and abstract (2) schedule a time to present and (3) complete the presentation.

(Presenters are encouraged to post their presentations on the TLC Canvas page.)

Stipends?  Yes! Presenters receive $50-100 depending on the project proposed and funding availability in any given year.

Examples might include:

(1) Creating a Civic Engagement Working Group,

(2) Examining “resilience” inside and outside the classroom,

(3) Black Mirrors: Designing pedagogies with and without technology,

(4) How to Record Meaningful Lectures on and off of Canvas.