Posts tagged with “Learning & Teaching with Technology” (All posts)
Winter Conference 2020: Student Panel
Students speak about their experiences with the various teaching modes in the fall term (face-to-face, hybrid, mixed mode and online) and offer insights that will help the faculty design clearer…
Jan 14, 2020: AzTech Program: Student Staff & Assistive Technology Supporting Students with Disabilities
Carleton students who serve as Assistive Technologists (AzTechs for short) will share their perspectives about supporting students with learning disabilities. What types of technologies and software are available? How do…
Apr. 30, 2019: Academic Reading in the Digital Age
Current realities mean that students will likely read in many formats, digital and otherwise, as they do their course work. With this in mind, what are the affordances of digital…
Apr. 9, 2019: Strategies for Inclusive Teaching for Students With Disabilities
2019_04_09_LTC Lunch Presenters will share their perspectives and experiences adopting universal design for learning strategies in their teaching, and discuss resources that are available locally through Disability Services and ITS.…
Sept 25, 2018: Learning Across the Miles: Sharing the Structure of Dakota Course
Most of us are familiar with technology that facilitates remote interactions with our research collaborators. But did you know that you have the resources to share, in real time, your…
May 22, 2018: Civic Engagement and the Co-creation of Knowledge through Participatory Video
This session will discuss questions about civic engagement, honoring diverse forms of knowledge, and participatory and decolonial teaching methodologies. It will showcase an innovative approach to co-teaching through a presentation…
Feb 28, 2017: More Than Writing: Oral and Visual Communication
What do effective oral and visual presentations of arguments look like and how do we help students make them? Faculty will describe the design, scaffolding, and evaluation of assignments (e.g.…
Jan 24, 2017: Beyond QuIRK, Viz, & CArT: New Opportunities to See Your Data
Carleton has laid the foundation for explorations of data with initiatives like CArT, QUARK, and Viz. Our presentation will trace the genealogies of these efforts, and then point to future…
Jan 10, 2017: Practicing Geo-Humanities: Designing with the Digital and Beyond
This talk offers a definition of what the “new” Geo-Humanities is and gives examples of how it is practiced focusing on a particular sub-branch of Geo-Humanities called Digital Geo-Humanities. Working…
Sept. 26, 2017: ePortfolios: Strategies for Success
The benefits of electronic portfolios are self-evident, but so are the implementation challenges they pose. This conversation will revolve around strategies for successful eportfolio implementation in a variety of settings.…
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