Teaching & Learning Essentials Seminar
Statesboro
Monday-Tuesday, August 5-6 | 9 am-3 pm | Cone 2029
Armstrong
Monday-Tuesday, August 5-6 | 9 am-3 pm | Solms 207
SoTL Learning Community
Participants must be willing to commit to 6 fall meetings and 3 spring meetings. All participants will receive a copy of Engaging in the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (Bishop-Clark and Dietz-Uhler, 2012). Upon completion of the FLC, participants will have fully formed a SoTL project and initial data that can be presented at conferences and used to further the project beyond the FLC. Past participants have presented their findings at the USG Teaching and Learning and SoTL Commons Conferences. Applicants will be notified of acceptance into the FLC one week prior to the first meeting.
Meets from 2:30-4:00 PM on Tuesdays:
August 27, September 10 & 24, October 8 & 29, and November 19.
Registration Open: Fall 2019 Teaching Online Certification (TOC) Program
Registration Deadline: August 16
TOC Part I: August 26-October 13
TOC Part II, Design Practicum: October 28-November 17.
For more information, see our TOC page or contact Peter Berryman at paberryman@georgiasouthern.edu.
Folio Boot Camp for Emergency Preparedness
Natural disasters can shut down campus, but they don't have to shut down learning. In this three-hour boot camp, you'll learn everything you need to know to ensure that your course can proceed in Folio even if students can't come to campus. Topics covered include:
- Adding content and materials to Folio
- Creating an assignment dropbox
- Creating quizzes
- Creating graded discussions
- Setting up gradebook
- Identifying video creation resources
Please note that the Provost's Office strongly recommends that all faculty be prepared to shift courses into Folio in the event of a temporary campus closure. Don't let an emergency catch you off guard!
Statesboro
July 11, Thursday | 9 am-12 pm | Cone Hall 2027
August 12, Monday | 9 am-12 pm | Cone Hall 2027
Armstrong
July 12, Friday | 9 am-12 pm | Solms Hall 207
August 15, Thursday | 9 am-12 pm | Solms Hall 207
Empower Your Students: Low-Cost, No-Cost Educational Resources
- Define low-cost, no-cost in the context of higher education
- Identify the benefits of low-cost, no-cost materials to students
- Explore the options in identifying, locating, and customizing these materials to enhance and strengthen courses
Register now for one of the following dates:
Tuesday, July 9 from 9-10 am
Wednesday, July 10 from 2:30-3:30 pm
Instructional Lightboard Videos
Contact cte@georgiasouthern.edu to begin your Lightboard experience!
Services are currently available on the Statesboro campus. These services will be available on the Armstrong campus as soon as all the parts arrive.
Online Course Teaching Observations
This observation will comment on aspects of course design and delivery that promote Quality Matters standards. A thorough review of course design is available through the Quality Matters course review process.
Contact the CTE at cte@georgiasouthern.edu for more information and to request an online course teaching observation.
Learn more about the process from our Teaching Observation page.
Faculty Writers Boot Camp
Extended writer's boot camps offer faculty a way to get in extensive writing time without sacrificing their entire break. By attending the boot camp all day every day for four straight days, you get a lot of writing done. Participants work in timed 75-minute sessions on their writing and research.
Please note: this is not a writing workshop. You will not receive instruction on how to improve your writing. You will have the opportunity to focus on getting your writing done.
Monday, July 29-Thursday, August 1
9:15 am-4 pm | Cone 2027 & 2029 (Statesboro)
9:15 am-4 pm | Solms 207 (Armstrong)
