Workshops
In this workshop, we will explore how you can utilize game-design elements in a college classroom. We will discuss why games are an effective means of supporting student learning and consider approaches, both large and small, that can transform your classroom into a playful space for discovery. Please come prepared to have fun!
Location: KSU306AB
The Center for Teaching and Learning highlights the work of our eight Teaching Scholars in this special event. The Teaching Scholars will present the results of their Scholarship of Teaching and Learning research projects at a colloquium that will include appetizers to share while learning about each Scholars experiences.
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Click on the event title for recording, link to continued conversations and other resources related to this event.
Link to google drive resources (viewable to all)
Link to recording (KSU credentials necessary)
Link to continued conversations - COMING SOON (KSU credentials necessary - Team Channel within CTL Instructor Community Microsoft Team)
In this session, we will provide a demonstration and overview of ChatGPT and discuss proactive strategies that you can use to assess student learning. We will even discuss how you might utilize ChatGPT as an effective learning tool for your students. Please join the Center for Teaching & Learning and Kent State Online for this interactive session. If you are interested in learning more, feel free to explore the capabilities of this new technology prior to the workshop: https://openai.com/blog/chatgpt/
Join Research and Sponsored Prograrms (RASP) and the Graduate College for our How to Apply for Grants workshop. Register for the event here.
The Graduate College is offering the Write Place, every Monday through May 3 for graduate students as a supportive space to work on their research and be part of an accountability group. The sessions will be from 5-9pm on the 4th floor of the University Library in rooms 418b, 418c and 418d. Students are welcome to join whenever they are able!
The Graduate College is offering the Write Place, every Monday through May 3 for graduate students as a supportive space to work on their research and be part of an accountability group. The sessions will be from 5-9pm on the 4th floor of the University Library in rooms 418b, 418c and 418d. Students are welcome to join whenever they are able!
The Graduate College is offering the Write Place, every Monday through May 3 for graduate students as a supportive space to work on their research and be part of an accountability group. The sessions will be from 5-9pm on the 4th floor of the University Library in rooms 418b, 418c and 418d. Students are welcome to join whenever they are able!
The Graduate College is offering the Write Place, every Monday through May 3 for graduate students as a supportive space to work on their research and be part of an accountability group. The sessions will be from 5-9pm on the 4th floor of the University Library in rooms 418b, 418c and 418d. Students are welcome to join whenever they are able!
The Graduate College is offering the Write Place, every Monday through May 3 for graduate students as a supportive space to work on their research and be part of an accountability group. The sessions will be from 5-9pm on the 4th floor of the University Library in rooms 418b, 418c and 418d. Students are welcome to join whenever they are able!
