Taking a Mid-Term Pulse in Your Online Class
When I began teaching online some years ago, I was stunned by the absence of in-the-moment feedback I was used to from my face-to-face students. A raised eyebrow letting me know there was doubt . . .
✨ Announcing: New Faculty Leaders! ✨
We are pleased to announce the following faculty have agreed to serve GCC in their respective roles starting in Fall…
Thanks to Our Fearless Faculty Leaders!
We want to thank Jennifer Lane, CTLE Faculty Director; Beth Eyres, eCourse Faculty Lead; and Chris Nielson, Faculty Developer, for…
Lights, Camera, Action… Assessment!
Have student learning assessment to do? Not sure how to do it? Not sure when to do it? During Lights,…
Take Your Own Advice
The weather is warming. The plants are budding. The birds are singing. The seasonal allergies are flaring. Yes indeed, all…
Lessons Learned During the Pandemic: Extending Grace to Students and Ourselves
I recently took part in the Lunch and Learn “Expecting the Unexpected” hosted by our CTLE and eCourses Committee. One…
Changes to Google Meet
Google Meet has made some recent changes that had us scratching our heads here in the CTLE. Here’s what’s going on.
Roxanne Klassen, Mathematics Faculty from Mesa Community College, shares her mid-semester strategy of replacing a test with one on one…
With mid-semester right around the corner, it’s a great time to use this student self-assessment and/or peer assessment strategy to…
Two Opportunities for Faculty!
We are pleased to announce that the Center for Teaching, Learning, and Engagement (CTLE) is seeking to fill two positions:…
Community During a Pandemic
It shouldn’t be surprising that the CDC has an entire section of its website dedicated to dealing with stress during…
What’s Good
Clearly you are smart AND cool. I mean, pretty much everything the CTLE does is cool, so since you’re on…
This video demonstrates how to participate in a Flipgrid assignment in Canvas on a desktop or laptop device. The assignment…
Ever heard of cognitive overload? Well, it’s real and it’s interfering with your students’ ability to absorb all your fabulous…
How to use the Canvas calendar feed link to add it to a Google Calendar.
