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Instructional Workshops
Instructional Development Series
DIIA encourages faculty to participate in the free, monthly instructional
development series in FAC 327, “Instructor and Student Success
with Teaching & Learning.” Join colleagues for in-depth pedagogical
insight and hands-on experience. Learn new techniques, ask questions,
and build classroom instructional materials that work.
Faculty Development Series: “Instructor and
Student Success with Teaching & Learning”
Enhance your classroom teaching with researched-based, practical
tips on excellent teaching and learning.
All sessions will be held in FAC 327. Lunch/Breakfast will be
served.
How 20th Century Instructors Can Teach 21st Century Learners
- Tuesday, March 25, 2008
- 9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
- Presented by Dr. Lynn Jones Eaton
- Enroll
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Team-Based Learning for Classroom Success
- Thursday, April 24, 2008
- 9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
- Presented by Michael Sweet
- Enroll
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Collaborative for Instructional Impact (CII)
Join us this semester as students share unique perspectives about
their learning, while living undergraduate curriculum reform. Instructors
will hear firsthand how these experiences are impacting the lives
of UT students, and will have an opportunity to discuss the implications
of their role in this process. All sessions are held during the
noon lunch hour in the Texas Union Board of Directors Room, room
4.118.
Student Perspectives on Undergraduate Curriculum Reform
- Dates
- Wednesday, February 13, 2008
- Thursday, March 6, 2008
- Tuesday, April 15, 2008
- 12:00 - 1:00 p.m.
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For questions, contact Lynn Jones Eaton at lynnjeaton@austin.utexas.edu or
232-1777.
Instructional Technologies Workshops
Faculty
Workshops
DIIA's multimedia lab at the Center for Instructional Technologies
is host to a series of one- to three-hour hands-on workshops and seminars
on a variety of topics: how to use Blackboard and eGradebook, managing
and developing multimedia projects, developing an online community, using
PowerPoint, and more.
Computer Technology
Seminars for Faculty
Information Technology Services (ITS) twice a year plans a series of
hands-on sessions for instructors that cover the fundamentals of computer
security, electronic reserves and digital library resources, Web publishing,
and graphics and multimedia applications. Classes are taught by instructors
from ITS Training, the Center for Instructional Technologies, and General
Libraries. The sessions are scheduled in conjunction with the New Faculty
Teaching/ Orientation Seminar and the Experienced Faculty Teaching Seminar.
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