Co-sponsored by the Faculty Resource Center and the Instructional Design Center.

1-2 p.m.

OPTION A (1-1:30 p.m.):  Preparing Your Course for the New Gen-Ed
Sponsored by the Faculty Resource Center (FRC)
Location: ASB-321

OPTION A (1:30-2 p.m.): A Discussion of the Upcoming Middle States Visit
Sponsored by the Faculty Resource Center (FRC)
Location: ASB-321

OPTION B (1-2 p.m.): Technology and Student Engagement: 5 Ways to Boost Your Course
Technology can be a powerful way to engage students in learning and content. This session will focus on five key ways to leverage technology to boost student engagement in any course, whether traditional, hybrid, or online. These strategies are designed for all levels of technology expertise from beginner to advanced. Sponsored by the Instructional Design Center.
Location: ASB-323

2-3 p.m.

OPTION A: A Crash Course on Student Engagement: Practical Tools to Use in the Classroom
Sponsored by the Faculty Resource Center (FRC)
Location: ASB-321

OPTION B: The Future of Technology and It’s Impact on Higher Education
This session introduces some of the groundbreaking technologies that will impact our lives over the next decade. Topics include robotics, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and more. Participants will explore the extent to which these revolutions will change teaching and learning in our lifetimes. Sponsored by the Instructional Design Center.
Location: ASB-323

3-4 p.m.

OPTION A: Just Add Community Engagement and Stir: Adaptable Assignments across the Disciplines
Sponsored by the Faculty Resource Center (FRC)
Location: ASB-321

OPTION B: New Tech Resources
Explore some of the newest technologies available today in higher education. The focus of this session is connecting these tools with assignments in any discipline. Resources include scribblemaps, purposegames, tubechop, scrible, and peergrade. Sponsored by the Instructional Design Center.
Location: ASB-323

Registration is not required for this event.