The Eberly Center for Teaching Excellence & Educational Innovation at Carnegie Mellon University hosts a valuable website for faculty looking for information on course design and teaching best practices. This site contains excellent resources pertaining to course design; using technology in the classroom (both virtual and physical); a section on teaching …
“The Multimedia Classroom” presented by Mary Fakler and Joanie Perisse. “Wanting to stress to students the importance of considering audience for their writing, we use varying media in our course work: peer critiquing and blogging are done through Blackboard; videos and several presentation forms are used for presentation; and the …
Join us Friday March 15th as faculty members Amy Papaelias and Arthur Hoener discuss the benefits of using WordPress in the classroom and how they have implemented WordPress learning environments in the Graphic Design program.
“Developing Your Online Course” - Please join us for this timely and insightful presentation by Stella Turk, Au.D. Stella has been teaching online for over 10 years and will be sharing her experiences and best practices regarding online instruction during this hour-long session.
Brief, but interesting article from the Turnitin Academy about using the assignment options within Turnitin. It discusses the benefits and drawbacks of allowing students to submit assignments multiple times, as well as what the different setting for viewing the originality reports mean for both you and your students.
The Teaching and Learning Center is proud to host “Faculty Fridays,” an ongoing forum to showcase the many exciting ideas being practiced right across the SUNY New Paltz campus. Please join us on March 1st at 12:00pm for the first in this series of presentations by and for faculty members. …