By David Simpson
The 2021 Faculty Summer Conference on May 18 promises to be a lively day of virtual learning about how to support our online students.
Presented by the Center for Learning and Teaching, the event will gather scholars from Â鶹´«Ã½ and other institutions to address the timely theme "Transforming the Online Student Learning Experience." The conference lasts from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
When you , you can plan your day by choosing the programs you want to attend.
Available sessions, offered via Zoom, include:
- A Winning Recipe for a Successful Online Learning Experience
- The Case for Authentic Assessments
- Improving First-Year Students' Research Through Online Community Building
- Creating Course Assignments to Encourage Reflection via Virtual Reality, Web Design and More
- Strategies for Activating Equity and SEL in Lessons
- Expanding Expression and Reflection in ePortfolios
- The Zoom Room Atmosphere and Our Humanity
- U.Va. Wise: Big Challenges and Great Rewards in Rural Appalachia
- Reviving the Chalkboard for Online Students
- Alternative Teaching Methodologies: Bridging the Gap Between Virtual and Face to Face Learning
- Using Kahoot! and Menti to Engage, Assess and Build Community in the Online and Face-to-Face Class
- Student-Centered Flexible Course Design Strategies
- Bringing National Professional Development to the Department
- Engaging Students as LeADERS via High-Impact Practices Online
- Using Pair Programming to Teach Computer Programming for Students With Learning Disability via Zoom
- Universal Design - Strategies to Foster Equity, Accessibility, & Inclusion in Teaching and Learning
- Reflection and Responsibility in the Virtual Writing Classroom ... and Beyond
- How to Make an Asynchronous Course Feel Synchronous with Technology!
- Impact of COVID on Remote Learners
- Transformative Thinking: Tracking Down Online Learning Engagement Trends, Strategies and Assessment
- In My Shoes
- Transforming the Community: Enhancing Online Engagement Through Client-based Service Learning
- Learning Is Messy - The Trial and Error of Moving to Online Training
- Incorporating Puzzle Rooms in a Nursing Pharmacology Course
Read session details and sign up at . If you have questions, please email clt@odu.edu.
