Volume 6, Issue 1 In this issue: The Teaching Scope: Finding your big rocks as an educator Teacher’s Toolbox: TLC’s Resource Pages Did You Know?: Using Qualtrics to design an interactive syllabus Pedagogy Podcast: Rethinking office hours Research Bytes: ChatGPT: Using AI in teaching
Additional Information Resource Pages Aligned Course Design Assess Students Learning Outcomes Scholarship of Teaching and Learning TLC Medallions Assessment Course Design Paradigms of Education Webinars Marketing Good Teaching or: How to Convince Students to Love Effective Teaching. Dr. Devin Scott. December 2022. Teaching for Learning: Evidence Based Instructional Strategies. Dr. Claire Major. February 2022.… Read More
Published:March 2023 Poll Everywhere is a real-time audience response system used to engage audiences through interactive presentations. When engaging students, sharing questions, and collaborating with additional faculty may be necessary. Poll Everywhere Teams is an effective tool that allows presenters to share activities that will be presented by multiple lecturers. Share Poll Everywhere Activities… Read More
Learn more about this topic with the Inclusive Learning medallion Additional Information Resource Pages Create an Inclusive Class Climate Getting to Know Your Students Inclusive Learning Universal Design for Learning TLC Medallions Inclusive Learning Universal Design for Learning Webinars Cultural Responsiveness and Inclusivity in Health Care Education. Dr. Stephanie Lancaster. February 2021. Practical Strategies for… Read More
Poll Everywhere Teams allows a group of presenters to create activities, share and present them independently. Find the tech tip here.
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A Zoom Share Screen feature that allows presenters to show presentation slides to viewers while their notes remain hidden from view. This is especially helpful when you only have one display for your computer.
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Course roles control access to the content and tools within a course. Each user is assigned a role for each course in which they participate. As Course Directors and Instructors, you can set course roles when you enroll users in courses. You can also edit course roles after enrollment.
Find more information related to this tip on the TLC’s Engaging Lectures resource page.
