Many faculty members are interested in learning more about pedagogy or higher education issues but do not have the time to attend an in-person session. In these cases, a webinar can be a great opportunity to stay engaged and learning, but do it on one’s own time and schedule.
Fall 2025 External (Unvetted) Webinars (and Workshops)
Join us on Thursday, October 23 at 12 p.m. ET for a free webinar AI and the Student Experience: Global Insights for Higher Education, as we explore how students worldwide are using generative AI—and what it means for colleges and universities.
Drawing on an international survey of nearly 500 undergraduates across 14 countries, this session reveals how students use AI for study support, creative exploration, wellness, and career preparation, alongside their call for clearer guidance, equity, and ethical frameworks.
Featured Researchers-Presenters:
Luisa Baum, Research Associate, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
Ewelina Lacey, Global Operations Director, Institute for Study Abroad
Lori Robbins, Instructional Technologist, Denison University
Cassandra Silva Siblin, Lecturer of Philosophy, York College @ CUNY
Free registration (all registrants receive Recap with session recording and resources)
Stony Brook University CELT AI Panel Discussion: Say Hello to AI – How Do You Teach with Today’s Innovation?
Oct. 29th, 2-3PM EST
As AI drives rapid change across professional fields, how do we bring these developments into our classrooms? Join us for a thought-provoking discussion with Stony Brook University experts:
Dr. Marivi Fernández-Serra — Professor, Physics & Astronomy & Institute for Advanced Computational Sciences
Dr. Samita Heslin — Clinical Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine
Dr. Lav Varshney — Director, Artificial Intelligence Innovation Institute (AI3), Della Pietra Infinity Chair
The CELT AI Panel Discussion will gather academic thought leaders to explore how generative AI is reshaping teaching, learning, and the knowledge students need for today’s world. Our panelists will share practical strategies for integrating AI-related advancements into course content, highlight both opportunities and challenges, and discuss how educators can help students build critical thinking, ethical awareness, and hands-on experience with emerging AI technologies. Join us to examine how teaching can evolve alongside an AI-transformed society.
Register here on Zoom
Don’t miss this chance to reflect on how teaching can evolve in an AI-shaped world!
9-in-9 Overtime: UDL 3.0 Insights
Free Webinars Where Universal Design for Learning Expands Beyond Boundaries
Ready to dive deeper into UDL 3.0? Our groundbreaking “9-in-9” series has sparked such enthusiasm that we’re amplifying its impact! Due to overwhelming responses and rich proposal submissions, we’re expanding our horizons to bring you even more transformative insights into Universal Design for Learning 3.0. Each 60-minute webinar delivers focused, actionable strategies specifically designed for higher education. You’ll gain practical tools and resources readily adaptable to any discipline. Visit the 9-in-9 Overtime Padlet for a complete listing of webinars.
Register now to secure your spot in this enhanced professional development journey! You may register for the remaining webinars HERE.
October 29, 2025, 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Eastern — Sprinkles of Surprise and Delight: Bringing Joy and Play into Higher Education
Danny Smith will share insights and actionable strategies for applying the UDL 3.0 Guideline, Interests and Identities (9), across modalities and disciplines.
Select HERE to register for this free virtual webinar.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from experienced scholars and practitioners across a range of timely topics. Visit our events page to explore the full schedule and reserve your spot today. We look forward to seeing you this fall as we engage, explore, and elevate adult learning together. |
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Magna Commons Webinars
Magna Publications has an extensive collection of webinars on various topics related to higher education and pedagogy that are free for all Ramapo faculty and staff. To access these webinars, go to the following link:
Please note: in order to access the webinars, you must use your Ramapo College email address for registration.
- Go to https://www.magnapubs.com/register/. Enter information in the required fields > Submit. NOTE: if you get an error that your password does not match, skip down to the EXISTING USERS Section below
- Once successfully registered, you will see a screen “Thank you for completing your registration”
- Go to https://www.magnapubs.com/profile/join-sitelicense/9147b116e75ef2dda5503461866ce3de
- On the right side of the page, in the “Username or email address” box, enter the email address that you submitted in Step 1 or if you are an EXISTING USER enter the username or email address entered at time of registration
- Enter your password > Login
- On the My Account page > Join Team
- On the My Online Access page click the appropriate orange “Go to Magna Commons”
Need help?
- Call 800-433-0499 ext. 2 (outside the U.S. & Canada call 608-246-3590 ext. 2.). Our office hours are 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Central Time, Monday through Friday
- Email support@magnapubs.com
- They also have an online chat that can help!
AAC&U Webinars
The Association of American Colleges & Universities (AAC&U) offers periodic webinars on various topics related to higher education and pedagogy that are free for all Ramapo faculty and staff. To access these webinars, go to the following link:
https://www.aacu.org/events/webinar
On this page, you will see a list of upcoming webinars that you may sign up to attend, as well as a link to Past Webinars that you may view recordings of.
Please note: in order to access these webinars, you must log in to the AAC&U website using a Ramapo email address as a login. Go to this account web page to login to your account, create a new account, or change your username or password.
