Fall 2024: CTL's Teaching in Turbulent Times Series
With an upcoming election and ongoing conflict in our world, how can we facilitate constructive conversations in online and face-to-face courses? Please join us for one or more of the events in our Fall series to learn strategies and discuss approaches:
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Sparkshop: Classroom Management: Strategies to Prevent Classroom Incivility, Funmi Amobi, Fri., Oct. 11, 12 - 12:20 PM, Zoom (Register)
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Workshop: Facilitating Constructive Conversations in Teaching and Learning, Ashley Holmes, Thurs., Oct. 24th from 2 - 3:20 PM, LINC 343 (Register)
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Sparkshop: Strategies and TIps for Addressing Classroom Incivility, Funmi Amobi, Fri., Nov. 1, 12 - 12:20 PM, Zoom (Register)
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Round-Table: Navigating Civil Discourse in Teaching Contexts, November (Notify me)
CTL's Celebration of Quality Teaching!
CTL celebrated its 2nd Spring Celebration on May 30, 2024. For those who were unable to attend you may view the recorded event. Celebration Video
Guest speaker, Nathan Kirk, Ph.D., from the Department of Integrative Biology and winner of the 2023 OSU Faclty Teaching Excellence Award, presented "One job not two: Breaking down the distinction between teaching and scholarship. Nathan Kirk's Presentation
New! Artificial intelligence podcast
Tune in to season one of the podcast AI on Campus hosted by Oregon State University's Center for Teaching and Learning. Each episode features interviews with OSU faculty and staff who highlight ways that generative AI is transforming their teaching, learning, research, and daily work. Join CTL for insightful discussions on the many ethical considerations and practical use cases surrounding AI on Campus.
Impact the future of online education through research
Each year, the OSU Ecampus Research Unit funds projects, up to $25,000 each, to support the research, development, and scholarship efforts of faculty in online education. Many OSU colleagues have had transformative experiences in the Ecampus Research Fellows Program. Recent Fellows studies highlight the ways in which these projects have advanced research in online/hybrid education. Ecampus Research Unit staff is available to help you develop the scope of your research project proposal. Contact Naomi Aguiar, associate director of research, with questions. Submission deadline: November 1, 2024.
Guidance for Instructional Faculty on AI Tools
Wondering about the pros and cons of generative AI tools in teaching and learning? What can you tell your students? For guidance and resources, see AI Tools: Implications for Teaching and Learning.