DE Week
De Summit week: 20 years of online innovation
April 19-23, 2021
To commemorate 20 Years of Online Innovation at the San Diego Community Colleges. The Online Learning Pathways announced a series of live virtual guest presentations and asynchronous webinars for the annual Distance Education Summit.
As we prepared for another semester of online and distance learning we hoped to provide you with ample opportunities for professional growth, the development of Distance Education Resources, and ways to interact with your collegues during this Distance Education Week.
DE Week started April 19th, 2021 at 9:00 AM with an Opening Statement from the SDCCD's Dean of Online and Distributed Learning, Brian Weston, and will be followed by guest presenters Donna Eyestone and Susan Wakim on the topics of Accessibility and Pedagogy in an online environment.
All SDCCD staff, faculty, and administration were invited to participate.
*All Presentations and Webinars were recorded and listed under each event or can be found on the SDCCD On Demand Website.
Information and registration details for each webinar can be found for each of the following events:
Monday April 19th, 2021
Speaker: Brian Weston
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Monday 4/19 from 9 AM - 10 AM
Topic: Opening Statement
Description: Dean of Online and Distributed Learning, Brian Weston, welcomes everyone to DE Week for the multimedia celebration of the last 20 Years of Online Innovation at the SDCCD.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Anne Gloag/ Angela Boyd
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: OER: Student Panel
Description: Highlights from the Student Panel from the 2021 OER Week, going over how OER materials have impacted students and their perspective on these changes.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Donna Eyestone
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Monday 4/19 from 11 AM - 12 PM
Topic: Accessibility
Description: In this workshop you will learn to leverage some of the most important and easy-to-use tools to make your online courses more accessible, and learn why these small changes can make a big difference to your students.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Dave Giberson
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: Technology Tools - Dealing With an Internal Zoom Bombing
Description:Most Zoom meeting disruptions these days are carried out by persons who are supposed to be in your meetings. This video illustrates some strategies you can employ at the SDCCD to minimize these disruptions.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Suzanne Wakim
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Monday 4/19 from 1 PM - 2 PM
Topic: Pedagogy - Authentic and Adaptable Assessments
Description: How can we design assignments that accurately assess learning and are flexible in times of emergency? Adaptable assessment design accomplishes this by allowing student to demonstrate learning utilizing their strengths. This separation of assessment of content from assignment structure lowers external barriers, minimizes confounding variables, and is particularly important for marginalized students. Adaptable assessments also provide flexibility in times of crisis because they are focused directly on learning outcomes and can, therefore, take different forms based on the current circumstances. This session demonstrate how adaptable assessment design can be used to design effective and engaging learning activities and assessments.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Jasmine Roberts
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: Equity - Social Justice, Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Open Education
Description: Addressing the issues of how we can use Open Education and OER to become more socially just and equitable in higher education.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Ken Reinstein
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Monday 4/19 from 3 PM - 4 PM
Topic: Technology Tools - Perusall
Link to Webinar Recording
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Monday 4/19 from 9 AM - 10 AM
Topic: Opening Statement
Description: Dean of Online and Distributed Learning, Brian Weston, welcomes everyone to DE Week for the multimedia celebration of the last 20 Years of Online Innovation at the SDCCD.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Anne Gloag/ Angela Boyd
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: OER: Student Panel
Description: Highlights from the Student Panel from the 2021 OER Week, going over how OER materials have impacted students and their perspective on these changes.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Donna Eyestone
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Monday 4/19 from 11 AM - 12 PM
Topic: Accessibility
Description: In this workshop you will learn to leverage some of the most important and easy-to-use tools to make your online courses more accessible, and learn why these small changes can make a big difference to your students.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Dave Giberson
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: Technology Tools - Dealing With an Internal Zoom Bombing
Description:Most Zoom meeting disruptions these days are carried out by persons who are supposed to be in your meetings. This video illustrates some strategies you can employ at the SDCCD to minimize these disruptions.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Suzanne Wakim
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Monday 4/19 from 1 PM - 2 PM
Topic: Pedagogy - Authentic and Adaptable Assessments
Description: How can we design assignments that accurately assess learning and are flexible in times of emergency? Adaptable assessment design accomplishes this by allowing student to demonstrate learning utilizing their strengths. This separation of assessment of content from assignment structure lowers external barriers, minimizes confounding variables, and is particularly important for marginalized students. Adaptable assessments also provide flexibility in times of crisis because they are focused directly on learning outcomes and can, therefore, take different forms based on the current circumstances. This session demonstrate how adaptable assessment design can be used to design effective and engaging learning activities and assessments.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Jasmine Roberts
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: Equity - Social Justice, Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Open Education
Description: Addressing the issues of how we can use Open Education and OER to become more socially just and equitable in higher education.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Ken Reinstein
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Monday 4/19 from 3 PM - 4 PM
Topic: Technology Tools - Perusall
Link to Webinar Recording
Tuesday April 20th, 2021
Speakers: Chris Rodgers & Peter Tea
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Tuesday 4/20 from 10 AM - 11 AM
Topic: Best Practices for the Online Classroom: Camera Recommendations
Description: Showcasing the best practices when using synchronous meeting tools when recording online classroom meetings. From federal laws like FERPA, how to notify and request recording consent from students, and demonstrations on how to properly follow these recommendations.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Rechelle Mojica
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: Technology Tools - Overview of Canvas Studio
Description: This workshop will introduce Canvas Studio and will go over the following:
- What is Canvas Studio & How do I get it?
- What can it do?
- Why should you use it?
- How do you caption it?
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Lisa Burgert
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Tuesday 4/20 from 12:00 PM – 1 PM
Topic: Equity- Introduction to OER
Description:Open Educational Resources are freely available for everyone. OER provide you with a means of providing no-cost, customizable, and digital resources to your students. We will discuss the difference between open and free, what Creative Commons licensing means, and discuss the benefits of OER for both students and faculty. Whether you are looking for supplemental materials or finding OER as your text, join us to learn about search strategies and finding OER. Please bring your questions! This session is designed for those new to OER and wanting to learn more.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Dave Giberson
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: Technology Tools - Zoom Cloud Recording -Archiving
Description: With the recent announcement that Zoom Cloud Recordings saved prior to August, 2020 will be removed and deleted from the Cloud by June 30th, 2021. This workshop will introduce how you can save your recordings and host them through the platforms of 3C Media, Canvas Studio, and YouTube.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Scott Fallstrom
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Tuesday 4/20 from 2 PM – 3 PM
Topic: Technology Tools - Teaching with technology for Calculus and Business Calculus
Description: We will explore some free apps and demonstrate how to create your own demonstrations for your classes. I will share a few of my own Desmos creations and give ideas on how to adjust them to fit your needs. We will also check out the integral and derivative calculators that my students found during fall 2020 (pandemic) and shared with the class in the chat of a zoom session. For hardware, I'll show the xp-pen plug-and-play technology and how to combine this with the other tools in your online (or face-to-face) classes.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Suzanne Wakim
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: Equity - Equitable Grading
Description: In this workshop Suzanne Wakim facilitates discussion on the use of traditional grading practices and how we can make the process more equitable and fair for our students.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Lisa Brewster
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Tuesday 4/20 from 4 PM – 5 PM
Topic: Technology Tools - Artificial Intelligence to help students improve their speaking skills
Description: Glossophobia- the belief that something negative is going to happen or being judged can absolutely paralyze a person in front of an audience. Most think this fear only exists when giving speeches but this fear of speaking can be seen in interviews, in classrooms, and even in large group settings. Often this fear, which is manifested in the brain, is easily overcome with proper training and practice. Imagine, building your perception of your speaking skills with artificial intelligence. Pops Classroom, a simple online platform, allows you to upload your recorded speech and instantly receive feedback on your presentation skills along with resources to help you improve. Help your students calm their fears, build their speaking skills, and gain the confidence needed to become a polished speaker.
Link to Webinar Recording
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Tuesday 4/20 from 10 AM - 11 AM
Topic: Best Practices for the Online Classroom: Camera Recommendations
Description: Showcasing the best practices when using synchronous meeting tools when recording online classroom meetings. From federal laws like FERPA, how to notify and request recording consent from students, and demonstrations on how to properly follow these recommendations.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Rechelle Mojica
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: Technology Tools - Overview of Canvas Studio
Description: This workshop will introduce Canvas Studio and will go over the following:
- What is Canvas Studio & How do I get it?
- What can it do?
- Why should you use it?
- How do you caption it?
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Lisa Burgert
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Tuesday 4/20 from 12:00 PM – 1 PM
Topic: Equity- Introduction to OER
Description:Open Educational Resources are freely available for everyone. OER provide you with a means of providing no-cost, customizable, and digital resources to your students. We will discuss the difference between open and free, what Creative Commons licensing means, and discuss the benefits of OER for both students and faculty. Whether you are looking for supplemental materials or finding OER as your text, join us to learn about search strategies and finding OER. Please bring your questions! This session is designed for those new to OER and wanting to learn more.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Dave Giberson
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: Technology Tools - Zoom Cloud Recording -Archiving
Description: With the recent announcement that Zoom Cloud Recordings saved prior to August, 2020 will be removed and deleted from the Cloud by June 30th, 2021. This workshop will introduce how you can save your recordings and host them through the platforms of 3C Media, Canvas Studio, and YouTube.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Scott Fallstrom
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Tuesday 4/20 from 2 PM – 3 PM
Topic: Technology Tools - Teaching with technology for Calculus and Business Calculus
Description: We will explore some free apps and demonstrate how to create your own demonstrations for your classes. I will share a few of my own Desmos creations and give ideas on how to adjust them to fit your needs. We will also check out the integral and derivative calculators that my students found during fall 2020 (pandemic) and shared with the class in the chat of a zoom session. For hardware, I'll show the xp-pen plug-and-play technology and how to combine this with the other tools in your online (or face-to-face) classes.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Suzanne Wakim
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: Equity - Equitable Grading
Description: In this workshop Suzanne Wakim facilitates discussion on the use of traditional grading practices and how we can make the process more equitable and fair for our students.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Lisa Brewster
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Tuesday 4/20 from 4 PM – 5 PM
Topic: Technology Tools - Artificial Intelligence to help students improve their speaking skills
Description: Glossophobia- the belief that something negative is going to happen or being judged can absolutely paralyze a person in front of an audience. Most think this fear only exists when giving speeches but this fear of speaking can be seen in interviews, in classrooms, and even in large group settings. Often this fear, which is manifested in the brain, is easily overcome with proper training and practice. Imagine, building your perception of your speaking skills with artificial intelligence. Pops Classroom, a simple online platform, allows you to upload your recorded speech and instantly receive feedback on your presentation skills along with resources to help you improve. Help your students calm their fears, build their speaking skills, and gain the confidence needed to become a polished speaker.
Link to Webinar Recording
Wednesday April 21st, 2021
Speaker: Denise Maduli-Williams
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Wednesday 4/21 from 10 AM – 11 AM
Topic: Technology Tools - Google Jamboard
Description: Level up Student Interaction with Google Jamboard: In this session, participants will learn about Google Jamboard, an interactive whiteboard, and engage in a variety of live activities to illustrate how to incorporate Jamboards in synchronous and asynchronous teaching lessons.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Michelle Pacansky-Brock
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: Pedagogy - Humanizing Online Learning: Leveraging Relationships to Fuel Engagement & Rigor
Description: To navigate through these unknown and traumatic times, educators must be knowledgeable about how learning happens (and why it often does not). Recognizing the affective and cognitive dimensions of learning illuminates the need to understand our students as humans with rich, complicated stories and foster positive instructor-student relationships at a distance to ensure all students are poised for success. This session will illuminate how humanized online teaching provides a foundation of trust you can build upon in your course and foster rigor through empathy.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: District DSPS
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Wednesday 4/21 from 12:00 PM – 1 PM
Topic: Equity - Essential DSPS for Distance Education Faculty
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Rechelle Mojica
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: Pedagogy/Technology Tools - Overview of LOTT, SPACES and HOOPLA
Registration Links for Canvas Courses:
LOTT
SPACES
HOOPLA
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Suzanne David (CSUN)
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Wednesday 4/21 from 2 PM - 3 PM
Topic: Pedagogy - Increase Engagement in Zoom
Description: As more instructors take their classes online, the most common practices are to either imitate a classroom lecture or use the session as office hours. The former option, while being a format that permits transfer of knowledge, tends to be lacking in interaction and engagement. The latter approach tends to be unstructured, and students may stop attending unless they have specific questions, which is a lost opportunity for all. Rather than trying to imitate the practices of face-to-face instruction, this webinar provides tips and examples for ways to engage students throughout the synchronous classroom session, using such techniques as problem-solving, group discussion, role playing, polling, and ice breakers. The recommendations leverage the interaction tools provided in the Zoom meeting platform, rather than requiring outside, third-party tools.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Donna Eyestone
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: Accessibility and Equity - Designing for Accessibility
Description: In this workshop Donna Eyestone will be creating and designing Accessible Canvas pages by following the CVC-OEI Rubric and showcasing the best practices when building online course content.
Link to Webinar Recording
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Wednesday 4/21 from 10 AM – 11 AM
Topic: Technology Tools - Google Jamboard
Description: Level up Student Interaction with Google Jamboard: In this session, participants will learn about Google Jamboard, an interactive whiteboard, and engage in a variety of live activities to illustrate how to incorporate Jamboards in synchronous and asynchronous teaching lessons.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Michelle Pacansky-Brock
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: Pedagogy - Humanizing Online Learning: Leveraging Relationships to Fuel Engagement & Rigor
Description: To navigate through these unknown and traumatic times, educators must be knowledgeable about how learning happens (and why it often does not). Recognizing the affective and cognitive dimensions of learning illuminates the need to understand our students as humans with rich, complicated stories and foster positive instructor-student relationships at a distance to ensure all students are poised for success. This session will illuminate how humanized online teaching provides a foundation of trust you can build upon in your course and foster rigor through empathy.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: District DSPS
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Wednesday 4/21 from 12:00 PM – 1 PM
Topic: Equity - Essential DSPS for Distance Education Faculty
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Rechelle Mojica
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: Pedagogy/Technology Tools - Overview of LOTT, SPACES and HOOPLA
Registration Links for Canvas Courses:
LOTT
SPACES
HOOPLA
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Suzanne David (CSUN)
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Wednesday 4/21 from 2 PM - 3 PM
Topic: Pedagogy - Increase Engagement in Zoom
Description: As more instructors take their classes online, the most common practices are to either imitate a classroom lecture or use the session as office hours. The former option, while being a format that permits transfer of knowledge, tends to be lacking in interaction and engagement. The latter approach tends to be unstructured, and students may stop attending unless they have specific questions, which is a lost opportunity for all. Rather than trying to imitate the practices of face-to-face instruction, this webinar provides tips and examples for ways to engage students throughout the synchronous classroom session, using such techniques as problem-solving, group discussion, role playing, polling, and ice breakers. The recommendations leverage the interaction tools provided in the Zoom meeting platform, rather than requiring outside, third-party tools.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Donna Eyestone
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: Accessibility and Equity - Designing for Accessibility
Description: In this workshop Donna Eyestone will be creating and designing Accessible Canvas pages by following the CVC-OEI Rubric and showcasing the best practices when building online course content.
Link to Webinar Recording
Thursday April 22nd, 2021
Speakers: Poppy Fitch & Brian Weston
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Thursday 4/22 from 10 AM – 11 AM
Topic: DE & DSPS = Designing for Access"
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Dave Giberson
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: Technology Tools- Using Virtual Backgrounds in Zoom
Description: Learn how to get the most from Zoom’s amazing chromakey capability. Put yourself anywhere; interact with instructional materials in real time, including your PowerPoint slides.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Mary Klann
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Thursday 4/22 from 12:00 PM – 1 PM
Topic: Technology Tools- Finding Connection and Community Through Collaborative Annotation with Hypothesis
Description: As an instructor who engaged with digital pedagogy pre-COVID, I approached teaching in the pandemic by turning to one of my favorite tools, Hypothesis. Through the experience of teaching through COVID-19, I have expanded and honed my use of collaborative annotation to facilitate student-to-student and student-to-instructor conversations about historical material, within the margins of the text. In this presentation, I will discuss how Hypothesis has allowed me to see what is at the heart of my pedagogical philosophy: community, connection, and joy in learning.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Tonja Connerly
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: Equitable Practices - We Were Equitable, When Equitable Wasn’t Cool
Description: In this workshop Professor Connerly will be defining and discussing OER, equitable education and what we are doing to contribute to it. Describe equity as a part of your institution mission statement, as well as equity in the classroom and future OER contribution in order to meet our equitable goals.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Suzanne David (CSUN)
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Thursday 4/22 from 2 PM – 3 PM
Topic: Pedagogy - Increasing Engagement Using Canvas Tools
Description: This Canvas-centric presentation provides tips and examples for ways to engage students using the standard Canvas tools. Guidance is provided for finding ways to engage students with the content, the instructor, and each other, beyond the usual linked files and videos, multiple-choice quizzes, and file submission assignments. [This presentation was given during CSUN’s Summer Online Course Development Bootcamp.]
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Dave Giberson
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: Technology Tool - Boardcasting/Whiteboarding in Zoom
Description: This technique, known as boardcasting or whiteboarding, allows you to add a virtual whiteboard to your Zoom class sessions, replacing the one you have hanging on the wall of your physical classroom. We’ll look at shared software whiteboards and document cameras.
Link to Webinar Recording
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Thursday 4/22 from 10 AM – 11 AM
Topic: DE & DSPS = Designing for Access"
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Dave Giberson
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: Technology Tools- Using Virtual Backgrounds in Zoom
Description: Learn how to get the most from Zoom’s amazing chromakey capability. Put yourself anywhere; interact with instructional materials in real time, including your PowerPoint slides.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Mary Klann
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Thursday 4/22 from 12:00 PM – 1 PM
Topic: Technology Tools- Finding Connection and Community Through Collaborative Annotation with Hypothesis
Description: As an instructor who engaged with digital pedagogy pre-COVID, I approached teaching in the pandemic by turning to one of my favorite tools, Hypothesis. Through the experience of teaching through COVID-19, I have expanded and honed my use of collaborative annotation to facilitate student-to-student and student-to-instructor conversations about historical material, within the margins of the text. In this presentation, I will discuss how Hypothesis has allowed me to see what is at the heart of my pedagogical philosophy: community, connection, and joy in learning.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Tonja Connerly
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: Equitable Practices - We Were Equitable, When Equitable Wasn’t Cool
Description: In this workshop Professor Connerly will be defining and discussing OER, equitable education and what we are doing to contribute to it. Describe equity as a part of your institution mission statement, as well as equity in the classroom and future OER contribution in order to meet our equitable goals.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Suzanne David (CSUN)
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Thursday 4/22 from 2 PM – 3 PM
Topic: Pedagogy - Increasing Engagement Using Canvas Tools
Description: This Canvas-centric presentation provides tips and examples for ways to engage students using the standard Canvas tools. Guidance is provided for finding ways to engage students with the content, the instructor, and each other, beyond the usual linked files and videos, multiple-choice quizzes, and file submission assignments. [This presentation was given during CSUN’s Summer Online Course Development Bootcamp.]
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Dave Giberson
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: Technology Tool - Boardcasting/Whiteboarding in Zoom
Description: This technique, known as boardcasting or whiteboarding, allows you to add a virtual whiteboard to your Zoom class sessions, replacing the one you have hanging on the wall of your physical classroom. We’ll look at shared software whiteboards and document cameras.
Link to Webinar Recording
Friday april 23rd, 2021
Speaker: Scott Fallstrom
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Friday 4/23 from 9 AM – 10 AM
Topic: Technology Tool - Teaching with technology for Statistics and Math for Elementary Teachers (MET)
Description: This workshop focuses on ideas that can be used in your current or future courses, whether teaching synchronously or not... and online or not.
- For statistics, we'll take a look through the free art-of-stat webapps which contain a robust set of applications allowing students to participate, simulate, and conjecture based on pre-programmed data sets, or upload your own!
- For MET, we will show how to use constructions with Desmos (geometry) as well as other OER resources that can help with possible online versions of these courses.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Jayme Johnson
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: Accessibility - Testing Third Party Content for Accessibility
Description: In this workshop we will explore the different standards for measuring accessibility and the various considerations we will use to evaluate third party content to provide an accessible and equitable experience for our students.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Dr. Courtney Plotts
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Friday 4/23 from 11 AM – 12 PM
Topic: Keynote: Equity- Does absence make the heart grow fonder?
Description: Why the absence of cultural presence in the Coi framework builds barriers for marginalized, racialized, and under-represented student populations and what we can do about it.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Anne Gloag
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Friday 4/23 from 1 PM – 2 PM
Topic: Technology Tools- Gamifying Online Learning
Description: In this workshop I will present different games that educators can use to enhance student engagement. There are existing tools such as Kahoot and Quizlet and there are also OER tools for creating online games that can be fully integrated into Canvas.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Suzanne Wakim
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: Pedagogy - Open Pedagogy: Who is Steering the Ship and Where Are You Going?
Description: In this workshop Suzanne Wakim will introduce and define Open Pedagog and explore how you can build these projects into your courses in for online and face to face courses.Topics to be discussed include:
- What is Open Pedagogy?
- What are renewable assignments?
- Engaging with the learning process
- Inviting students into academia
- Empowering students as creators
Link to Webinar Recording
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Friday 4/23 from 9 AM – 10 AM
Topic: Technology Tool - Teaching with technology for Statistics and Math for Elementary Teachers (MET)
Description: This workshop focuses on ideas that can be used in your current or future courses, whether teaching synchronously or not... and online or not.
- For statistics, we'll take a look through the free art-of-stat webapps which contain a robust set of applications allowing students to participate, simulate, and conjecture based on pre-programmed data sets, or upload your own!
- For MET, we will show how to use constructions with Desmos (geometry) as well as other OER resources that can help with possible online versions of these courses.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Jayme Johnson
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: Accessibility - Testing Third Party Content for Accessibility
Description: In this workshop we will explore the different standards for measuring accessibility and the various considerations we will use to evaluate third party content to provide an accessible and equitable experience for our students.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Dr. Courtney Plotts
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Friday 4/23 from 11 AM – 12 PM
Topic: Keynote: Equity- Does absence make the heart grow fonder?
Description: Why the absence of cultural presence in the Coi framework builds barriers for marginalized, racialized, and under-represented student populations and what we can do about it.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Anne Gloag
Meeting Type: Prescheduled Live
Time: Friday 4/23 from 1 PM – 2 PM
Topic: Technology Tools- Gamifying Online Learning
Description: In this workshop I will present different games that educators can use to enhance student engagement. There are existing tools such as Kahoot and Quizlet and there are also OER tools for creating online games that can be fully integrated into Canvas.
Link to Webinar Recording
Speaker: Suzanne Wakim
Meeting Type: Asynchronous
Time: Pre-Recorded
Topic: Pedagogy - Open Pedagogy: Who is Steering the Ship and Where Are You Going?
Description: In this workshop Suzanne Wakim will introduce and define Open Pedagog and explore how you can build these projects into your courses in for online and face to face courses.Topics to be discussed include:
- What is Open Pedagogy?
- What are renewable assignments?
- Engaging with the learning process
- Inviting students into academia
- Empowering students as creators
Link to Webinar Recording