
The CSU Center for Teaching Excellence (CTE) offers a variety of workshops and discussions intended to help faculty at all levels of experience improve their instructional practices.
A list of workshops for the coming academic year appears below; more information will be provided prior to each session. Unless otherwise indicated all sessions take place on a Tuesday or Thursday at noon (Common Hour) in MC 103, and we are pleased to announce that this year we will be able to provide a light lunch for faculty members in attendance who RSVP by two working days prior to a given workshop.
In addition to the regularly scheduled topics and dates, special workshops can often be provided to interested groups of faculty upon request. If you would like to explore this option, please contact Dr. Wm. Beasley at 216.687-5583.
eLearning discussions (in partnership with the Center for eLearning)
#1 September 16 What Does Good Communication Look Like in an Online Class?
#2 September 23 What I Learned Online that I use in my Face-to-Face Class
#3 October 7 Is Quality eLearning an Oxymoron?
#4 October 14 Tips for Moving your Face-to-Face Class to an Online Format
Faculty Book Discussion:
The College Fear Factor: How Students and Professors Misunderstand One Another *
September 30 Chapter 1 (Today’s College Students)
October 21 Chapter 2 (The Student Fear Factor)
November 18 Chapter 3 (Student Aspirations: Getting the Biggest Bang for the Buck)
December 9 Chapter 4 (“How is That Helping Us?”)
February 10 Chapter 5 (College Teaching)
March 3 Chapter 6 (Professors Who “Come Down to Our Level”)
March 31 Chapter 7 (Academic Literacies)
April 28 Chapter 8 (Reimagining College from the Inside Out)
21st Century Copyright Issues (in partnership with the Michael Schwartz Library)
November 4 Copyright and Multimedia (Glenda Thornton)
December 2 Copyright and Your Online Course (Glenda Thornton)
Thursday, October 28 in MC 103 at noon
Preparing for Promotion and TenureThursday, February February 3 in MC 102 & MC 103 at noon
Preparing a Dossier for Promotion (Scholarship Track, MC 103) and
Preparing a Dossier for Promotion (Teaching Track, MC 102)
#1 |
September 21: | Preparing to teach a college course |
#2 |
September 28: | Understanding yourself as a teacher/ understanding your students |
#3 |
October 5: | Defining your aims and outcomes |
#4 |
October 12: | Planning appropriate learning activities |
#5 |
October 19: | Teaching students w/ disabilities (Student panel) |
#6 |
October 26: | Constructing a syllabus |
#7 |
November 2: | Meeting a class for the first time |
#8 |
November 16: | Questioning strategies |
#9 |
November 23: | Classroom Discipline and the Student Code of Conduct (Valerie Hinton-Hannah) |
#10 |
November 30: | Using a Tablet Computer in the Classroom (David Ball) |
#11 |
January 25: | Simple Classroom Assessment Techniques |
#12 |
January 27: | Taking Lectures Out of the Classroom with MediaSite (Regennia Williams) |
#13 |
February 1: | Using Classroom Discussion |
#14 |
February 8: | Creating an emotionally safe classroom |
#15 |
February 15: | Problem-based learning |
#16 |
February 17: | Teaching recent military veterans (Faculty panel) |
#17 |
February 22: | Collaborative learning |
#18 |
March 1: | Using Communications and information technologies effectively |
#19 |
March 8: | Teaching Large Classes |
#20 |
March 22: | Teaching students how to learn |
#21 |
March 29: | Evaluating and grading (Marius Boboc) |
#22 |
April 5: | Creating & using rubrics (1 of 2) |
#23 |
April 12: | Creating & using rubrics (2 of 2; Marius Boboc) |
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You may RSVP for any of these sessions by contacting the CTE: cte@csuohio.edu , or 216-687-5502 (email is strongly preferred). Please note that we will only order lunches for those faculty members who RSVP by two working days prior to any given workshop (i.e. by Friday for Tuesday workshops, or Tuesday for Thursday workshops).
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