Google Calendar
Google Calendar is a free tool you can use to organize your schedule and classes. You can add files and Hangout calls to appointments or events you create on your calendar. You can also share your calendar with others.
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-
Professional Development
- Faculty Development Calendar
- Faculty @ the Center Newsletter >
- IDEA Evaluations >
- Micro-Learning >
- New Faculty Orientation
- Register for Professional Development
-
Workshop Resources
>
- A Good IDEA - Connecting Course Evaluations to Instruction
- Active Discussion
- Active Learning Assessment & Feedback
- Active Lecture
- The Adult Learner
- Asking Powerful Questions
- Classroom & Cell Phone Management
- Classroom Assessment Techniques
- Community College Teaching 101
- Content Delivery Approaches
- Copyright and Creative Commons
- Creating a Stimulating Classroom Environment
- Creating and Leading Engaging Discussions
- Developing Self-Directed Learners
- Escape Rooms >
- Establishing a Classroom Environment to Minimize Behavior Interference
- The Flipped Classroom
- First Day Strategies
- Generational Diversity
- Group Work
- Getting to Know Your Classroom
- It's Not You It's The Room
- PowerPoint
- Student Engagement F2F vs Online
- Teach From Anywhere
- Teaching Students Who Are Challenging
- Teaching With Google
- Technology Use Scenarios
- TPCK Technology, Pedagogy, Content Knowledge
- Universal Design for Learning
- Why Don't They Do The Readings ?
- What to use for out-of-class discussions: Zoom, Canvas Conferences, or VoiceThread?
- Tools & Technology
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