2017

  • library
    From the Faculty Focus BlogWith just a couple of weeks left in the semester, students are walking around campus zombie-like from sleep deprivation and the stresses of taking their final exams.  To help students break the cycle of ineffective
  • dr. john sloop
    Dear Arts & Sciences Faculty,A lot has happened over the last month or so at ASSETT. I want to touch on a couple of things: digital learning and thinking, an emergent social network stemming from the Faculty Fellows program, and upcoming events
  • Anna-Elise Smith
    Flipped classrooms are a relatively new concept and many students have not experienced being in one. Professors use flipped classrooms because research shows that an active learning environment facilitates better learning. Flipped classrooms
  • Students in conference room-style classroom, with one student on the Kubi.
    By Austin ChauHow might students who can’t be in class still have an in-class experience?Though they are earnest to learn, some students have situations that cause them to miss class. OIT, in partnership with Athletics and Advising, is conducting a
  • flowchart for just in time teaching
    Looking for ways to make your instruction more relevant to students and to address students’ questions more specifically? Just in Time Teaching (JiTT) is an approach that provides a structure to make it easier to do just that. By designing
  • Network web diagram representing the change influence/connectivity after the faculty fellows program started.
    The Faculty Fellows program began with an emphasis on describing and documenting the value of colleagues and community towards the development of excellence in teaching. Our first activity involved each Fellow listing people that contributed, in
  • 2017 ASSETT Faculty Fellows. List of people pictured is in the image caption.
    [back row] Giorgio Corda , Samuel Flaxman, Eve-Lyn Hinckley, David Budd, Brian Zaharatos, Kristopher Karnauskas, Andy Martin, Lonni Pearce, David Paradis, [front row] Jen Walentas Lewon, Jia Shi, Nicole Jobin, Amanda McAndrew, Pamela Harvey, Kira
  • Vilja Hulden
    The problem I grapple with is in the broad realm of critical thinking. More specifically, I want students to experience studying history as a process of reasoning - asking a question, speculating on an answer, looking up information, modifying the
  • YouTube Logo
    By Laura HamrickJanuary’s Tech of the Month is YouTube’s captioning tool. Using this tool increases the quality and usability of your videos, while also helping CU Â鶹ӰԺ become more accessible online to all individuals.After you upload a video to
  • closed captioning
    By Laura HamrickNeed a pedagogical New Year’s resolution? Consider captioning your video content!Captions allow students with hearing disabilities to access the content of your course, and also improve learning comprehension for students whose first
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