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CTL Events
Events in the Center for Teaching and Learning stimulate campus-wide conversations about teaching, learning, and assessment. Faculty members share ideas and best practices in a collegial environment. They explore research on pedagogical issues and innovations in higher education. CTL events include face-to-face workshops, "Lunch and Learn," and program meetings.
Faculty interested in facilitating a CTL session should submit a CTL Events Form .
Suggestions for CTL sessions should be emailed to Cindy Rossi at: crossi@jeffco.edu.
Need to reserve a room in the CTL space? Please to submit your request.
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Upcoming CTL Sessions, Hillsboro Campus: ALL CTL SESSIONS Google Meet 12-1 P.M. (unless otherwise noted)
All CTL Events at Hillsboro Campus are held in the CTL Suite located on the 2nd floor of the library in room 209 unless otherwise noted. Walk-ins are always welcome for all CTL Events.
RSVP to Cindy Rossi (crossi@jeffco.edu) to ensure you have a spot. Attendees may join via Google Meet for all CTL sessions.
SPRING 2024 CTL Session TOPICS
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If you are interested in participating in a Teaching Triangle fill out the Google Form (click the link below)
JANUARY:
- 1/23, Cindy Rossi, AI Resources, trends and concerns
- 10 Best Practices for AI assignments in Higher Education
- Empowering Educators, Propelling Student Success: Transform Your Course Experience by Mastering AI
MARCH:
- 3/8, Brandon Whittington, Myth "Bad Test Takers",
APRIL:
- 4/3, Learn How to Study using Spaced Practices
- 4/10, Susan Todd, AI Chat GPT 4.0
- 4/12, Joe Thurman, Best Teaching Practices
- 4/19, Dan Lauder, Teaching Technology
- 4/25 ACUE webinar register Faculty Put Your Own Mask on First
MAY:
- 5/3, Lora Warner, Teaching Soft Skills
FALL 2024
- 9/6/2024 Rachel Dacus Teaching Students to Study
- Fall 2024 Lisa Pavia-Higel, Engaged Teaching
- Fall 2024 Tasha Welsh, College Policies
- Fall 2024 Holli Gillam, Student related concerns and discussions, i.e. behavior and maxent reports
Previous CTL Sessions, Fall 2023
AUGUST
- 8/14, Cindy Rossi, AI Artificial Intelligence
- Susan Todd will discuss what we should do with and about artificial intelligence content creators like Chat GPT. We will discuss software for creating and detecting, potential policies, and assignment modifications.
- How to use
- AI Content Detector
- Susan Todd will discuss what we should do with and about artificial intelligence content creators like Chat GPT. We will discuss software for creating and detecting, potential policies, and assignment modifications.
- 8/17, Cindy Rossi, (ACUE) Association of College and University Education Professional Development.
SEPTEMBER
- 9/15, Cindy Rossi, Universal . View the or .
- 9/8, Rachel Dacus, "Study Groups - How to run them when our tank is on empty." Running an effective study group that is mostly student led. Study groups are amazing, but often, faculty are too busy to plan and execute. Rachel holds study groups every Thursday in the fall and mandatory student tutoring in spring that has gone over so well, they now consider themselves a study group. .
OCTOBER
- 10/10, Canvas Design: Faculty Speed Sharing
- 10/27, Dan Lauder shows us the Canvas Shell he is working on for Tenure and Promotion documentation.
Brandon Whittington's Learning Style Myths,
Google Pursuit Sessions
- - PowerPoint file - This is the foundation session of the Google Pursuit series where everyone is introduced to the Google Drive. You'll learn how to share your files and how to use the versioning feature. Uploading content and assignments from the Drive into Canvas are covered for faculty, and security is touched on, too.
- - PowerPoint file - Google Calendar can be synced to your phone or tablet, and you can subscribe to calendars, link it to your email, and set reminders. You might choose to use it to allow students to schedule their own appointments or to find a time for a meeting with colleagues.
- - PowerPoint file - The third Google Pursuit session pursues an in-depth exploration of Google Docs. Add-ons are discussed a bit, and some special features like Voice Typing, Explore, file format conversion, and hyperlinking are explored.
- - Google Slides file - This session covers Google's version of PowerPoint. Topics covered include converting a PPT file to Google Slides format, collaborating together on a Slides document, embedding a slideshow into a Canvas course or webpage, and using transitions and animations to liven up the slideshow.
Click here to access a list of Previous CTL sessions fall 2018 - spring 2022
Many of the listings contain links to slideshows, recordings, and handouts presented during the session.
New Faculty Mentoring
New faculty are assigned a mentor to assist and support them as they join the community of °Ä²Ê¿ª½±Íø educators. The primary goals are improving teaching and learning and improving the quality of professional relationships. These mentors provide monthly workshops on best practices used in teaching and assessment of expected learning outcomes, they offer periodic evaluation of classroom performance, and they provide teaching demonstration opportunities.
Faculty Development Mentoring
Faculty are provided opportunities to increase their teaching effectiveness in traditional and online environments through courses offered several times per year. Applied pedagogy and hands-on activities ensure °Ä²Ê¿ª½±Íø instructors have a strong foundation in the most effective teaching practices. In addition, stipends are awarded for successful completion of each course. Faculty interested in taking one of these courses should complete the Request for Enrollment in a Professional Development Course.
- JC101: Orientation to Teaching
JC101 is a fully online orientation session that covers College policies, procedures and available resources. Faculty converse with their colleagues as they work through the course material at their own pace over three weeks. They receive extensive support from the Division of Online Learning throughout the course as they develop skills be as successful as possible from their first semester at the College. - Faculty Certification Course for Online and Hybrid Teaching
Online courses require teaching techniques that can differ greatly from traditional classroom instruction. Prior to teaching online or hybrid courses, faculty must complete this course. The program equips full-time and adjunct faculty with the basic skills necessary to create a successful online learning environment for students.
