The AI Collaborative Exchange
This semester, the CTLE is launching The AI Collaborative Exchange. Each month, we’ll host a conversation around AI and one…
Changes in Chemistry: Highlighting Dr. Debbie Leedy
This post written by Kirt Shineman. A chemical change is a central theme of Chemistry which has itself been called…
Getting Out of Your Cage: Highlighting Prof. Doug Nottingham
This post written by Kirt Shineman. He is a rebel of sound. In every class, Prof. Douglas Nottingham fires up…
The CTLE and its Team
This post aims to explain how the Team at GCC’s Center for Teaching, Learning, and Engagement works together for the…
GCC Faculty Highlights Blog Series: The Plot
Post by Kirt Shineman, Residential Faculty and FEP Faculty Developer and Resource Person January, then February comes dropping from the…
Write 6×6 is Right Around the Corner!
When was the last time you really connected with one of your colleagues? No, I am not referring to that…
chatGPT: Practical Approaches, Questions, Resources
There are so many folks engaging in conversations about chatGPT, the chatbot launched in late November, 2022. If you follow…
Equity-related Resources for You
The CTLE has been busy curating some evidence-based resources and strategies related to equity. For any academic departments or instructors…
Resources for Equity
Have you been looking for some resources related to equity as you attempt to reach your department goals regarding course…
“Supporting Men of Color”—A Review and Call to Action
Guest post by Autumn McKelvey Autumn recently viewed the Go2Knowledge webinar titled “Supporting Men Of Color: How To Increase Engagement,…
Improving Outcomes for Students with Disabilities
Guest post by Mary Alpaugh (ENG Faculty), Renee Smith (Library Faculty), and Dina Young (Disability Services) Disability Resources and Services…
Student Retention is a Gordian Knot
Guest post by Kirt Shineman I’m sure you’ve heard of the Gordian knot. Gordias was born a peasant. Gordy was…
So You’ve Got Your Data–Now What?
Last month, all faculty received a Faculty Course Outcomes Report from Institutional Effectiveness for each of their spring 2021 sections….
Take a Look at Some of This Year’s Conferences
Have you taken a look at the conferences listed on GCC’s blog for this academic year? If so, you’ve noticed…
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…
