Center for Excellence in Teaching & Learning
Online Teaching Best Practices with Dr. Michael Barbour
updated
Alt text ensures that students using screen readers can understand the meaning of your visuals. This video will help you navigate alt text in Canvas: where to find the alt text option, what to write, and how to make your online courses more inclusive for all learners.
RESOURCES:
•CETL's Title II Page (sites.google.com/email.vccs.edu/cetl-instructor-resources/pedagogy-resources/title-ii)
•CETL's Accessibility Playlist (youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrUhURP-Pc0tYe-lGOGq-24jqSw2wIjIu&feature=shared)
•Course Accessibility Checklist (drive.google.com/file/d/1ZL21grvGGK6AdGC6jW5d70wM3XjGfQYS/view)
Alt text ensures that students using screen readers can understand the meaning of your visuals. This video will help you navigate alt text in Microsoft Word: where to find the alt text option, what to write, and how to make your documents more inclusive for all learners.
RESOURCES:
•CETL's Title II Page (sites.google.com/email.vccs.edu/cetl-instructor-resources/pedagogy-resources/title-ii)
•CETL's Accessibility Playlist (youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrUhURP-Pc0tYe-lGOGq-24jqSw2wIjIu&feature=shared)
•Course Accessibility Checklist (drive.google.com/file/d/1ZL21grvGGK6AdGC6jW5d70wM3XjGfQYS/view)
Learn how to use transparent design strategies to TILT assignments in order to demystify the purpose, task, and criteria of an assignment to help decrease student anxiety and improve student learning and retention.
RESOURCES
•Resources & Slides (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Vdcr...)
•TILT Higher Ed Examples and Resources (tilthighered.com/resources)
•"Mary Ann Winkelmes Unwritten Rules for College Success" ( • Mary Ann Winkelmes Unwritten Rules for C... )
•"Transparent Assignments Promote Equitable Opportunities for Students' Success 4.29.2016" ( • Transparent Assignments Promote Equitable ... )
It will also highlight key updates in the new configuration, share tips for using a personal laptop safely, and review how to end class and shut down the room. Finally, you’ll find support contacts and CETL resources to help you troubleshoot issues and continue refining your HyFlex teaching practice.
RESOURCES
How do I schedule a Zoom video meeting in Canvas?: community.canvaslms.com/t5/Canvas-LMS-Blog/Using-Zoom-with-Canvas-FAQ/ba-p/261826#toc-hId-447786187
CETL HyFlex Teaching & Learning Resources: https://www.reynolds.edu/faculty_and_staff/cetl/teaching-guides-and-resources/online-teaching-and-learning/hyflex/hyflex-teaching-and-learning/index.html
CETL Website: https://go.reynolds.edu/cetl
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Start, Log In, and Launch Zoom
03:15 - Adjust Classroom Camera and Displays
04:33 - Video Sources & Camera Switching
06:15 - Zoom Settings
07:29 - Share Screen and Content
09:41 - End Class & Support
Please join faculty colleagues in a guided discussion on the relevant section of assessment plans in Watermark.
Please join faculty colleagues in a guided discussion on the relevant section of assessment plans in Watermark.
Please join faculty colleagues in a guided discussion on the relevant section of assessment plans in Watermark.
Explore strategies for supporting neurodiverse learners and fostering an inclusive classroom environment.
RESOURCES
•OSA - Guiding Students to OSA Support (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lnlJ...)
•OSA - Supporting Neurodiverse Students in the Classroom (https://drive.google.com/file/d/14k76...)
•M. Brooks - Supporting Neurodiverse Students in Higher Education (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1H5G1...)
•M. Brooks - Panel Discussion Responses (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SiYl...)
•ADDitude Magazine - Educator Resources (https://www.additudemag.com/category/...)
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
00:50 - Panelist introductions
02:16 - Panel overview
03:15 - "How can faculty best support neurodiverse students both in and out of the classroom?"
14:35 - "What are the biggest challenges neurodiverse students face in college [...]?"
24:04 - "What resources or accommodations are most effective in helping neurodiverse students succeed?"
38:40 - "When should faculty or staff engage campus police [...]?"
46:25 - Introduction to audience questions
46:52 - "How can I better handle situations in which accommodations have extended into disruptions?"
54:34 - "To what extent can the OSA support undiagnosed students?"
57:37 - Closing remarks
Explore the Reynolds Canvas Templates and learn to design professional, engaging courses with the new DesignPLUS Sidebar for Canvas, updated March 2025. This workshop provides an overview of the tools and features that streamline course development and design, whether you’re editing existing content or starting from scratch. Join us to save time and elevate the quality of your Canvas courses!
RESOURCES
• CETL Website (https://go.reynolds.edu/cetl)
• Reynolds Canvas Blueprint & Template (https://www.reynolds.edu/faculty_and_staff/cetl/teaching-guides-and-resources/teaching-at-reynolds/reynolds-canvas-blueprint/index.html)
• CETL's Cidi Labs DesignPLUS Resource Site (sites.google.com/email.vccs.edu/cetl-designplus-resource-site/home)
• Cidi Labs DesignPLUS Showcase (showcase.cidilabs.com/DesignPLUS)
• User Guide (cidilabs.instructure.com/courses/6630)
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
02:38 - Why the DesignPLUS Sidebar?
05:10 - Overview
06:14 - Learning Outcomes
07:00 - Demo: Creating Canvas Content from Scratch
31:02 - Demo: Redesigning Existing Content with Design Tools
50:56 - Demo: Using the DesignPLUS Sidebar with Reynolds Canvas Templates
53:30 - Exploring Tabs
54:45 - Tooltip, Popover, and Dialog Box
55:43 - Quick Checks
57:30 - Cidi Labs Tutorials
59:12 - Closing Remarks
Discover the latest enhancements to Canvas in this 60-minute Faculty Learning Opportunity (FLO). We’ll highlight key updates and new features that can streamline your workflow and enhance your teaching. This session offers a curated overview, providing insights into recent changes you might have missed. Stay informed and make the most of the tools Canvas has to offer!
RESOURCES
• Canvas Help Menu (community.canvaslms.com/t5/Canvas-Releases/Canvas-Release-Notes-2024-10-19/ta-p/616107#toc-hId--1797816103)
• New Quizzes: Manage Student Result View (community.canvaslms.com/t5/Canvas-Releases/Canvas-Release-Notes-2024-10-19/ta-p/616107#toc-hId-1976083046)
• New Quizzes: Custom Results Feedback (community.canvaslms.com/t5/Canvas-Releases/Canvas-Release-Notes-2024-08-17/ta-p/609012#toc-hId--1871047608)
• Announcements: Notifications for Changed Content & Availability Dates
• Discussion Summaries (community.canvaslms.com/t5/Canvas-Releases/Canvas-Deploy-Notes-2024-07-17/ta-p/608163#toc-hId-1786458078)
• Gradebook: 'Message Students Who...' Numbers Update (community.canvaslms.com/t5/Canvas-Releases/Canvas-Deploy-Notes-2024-06-05/ta-p/604544#toc-hId-556848215)
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
01:35 - Learning Outcomes
02:15 - CETL Offerings
03:47 - Overview
04:34 - A Note About Discussion Checkpoints
06:30 - Canvas Help Menu
10:59 - New Quizzes: Manage Student Result View
14:36 - New Quizzes: Custom Results Feedback
15:36 - Announcements: Notifications for Changed Content & Availability Dates
18:48 - Discussion Summaries
21:17 - Gradebook: 'Message Students Who...'
26:08 - Conclusion
This session will explore various methods for incorporating interactive elements into your online course, fostering active participation and knowledge retention.
RESOURCES
•Mentimeter (mentimeter.com)
•Padlet (padlet.com)
•IdeaBoardz (ideaboardz.com)
•Wordwall (wordwall.net)
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
00:40 - Learning Outcomes
01:29 - Overview
02:47 - The Importance of Interactivity
04:12 - Types of Interactive Elements
05:14 - Best Practices for Designing Interactive Modules
07:51 - Resources and Tools: Recommended Tools
08:36 - Example: Mentimeter
13:14 - Example: Padlet
16:56 - Example: IdeaBoardz
19:52 - Example: Wordwall
27:44 - Tips for Successful Implementation
29:09 - Discussion & Conclusion
Discover a wealth of open educational resources available through the VIVA Textbook Faculty Portal, the Open Textbook Library as well as other OER repositories.
During this session, Reynolds Librarians Robin Pesko and Denise Woetzel and will talk about navigating OER repositories and metafinders to find resources for your classes, previewing and requesting textbooks through the VIVA Textbook Faculty Portal, formats available through the Open Textbook Library, creative commons licenses, best practices for attributing resources, and VIVA Open Adoption and Course grants.
RESOURCES
•OER Getting Started Guide (https://libguides.reynolds.edu/oerstart)
•Open Textbook Library (https://open.umn.edu/opentextbooks/)
•VIVA Faculty Textbook Portal (https://intranet.reynolds.edu/administrative-units/academic-affairs/library/index.html)
•Wikipedia (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki)
•LinkedIn (linkedin.com)
•CDC OneLab (cdc.gov/lab-training/php/onelab/index.html)
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
00:13 - Learning Outcomes
01:01 - Workshop Outline
04:12 - What Happens When Students Can't Afford Textbooks?
07:30 - Open Textbook Library
14:49 - Virtual Library of Virginia (VIVA)
22:28 - Open Pedagogy
23:37 - Wikipedia
30:00 - LinkedIn
32:16 - Faculty OER Survey
36:30 - Attendee Questions
[Webpage] Reynolds Canvas Blueprint & Templates: https://www.reynolds.edu/faculty_and_staff/cetl/teaching-guides-and-resources/teaching-at-reynolds/reynolds-canvas-blueprint/index.html
[User Guide] DesignPLUS Tabs: support.cidilabs.com/knowledgebase/designplus-accordions-tabs-and-expanders
[Website] CETL's Cidi Labs DesignPLUS Resource Site: sites.google.com/email.vccs.edu/cetl-designplus-resource-site/home
Delve into the opportunities and challenges of integrating AI into our teaching practices.
RESOURCES
•Reynolds Library 'AI in Education' Guide (https://libguides.reynolds.edu/c.php?g=1368112&p=10108179)
•"Co-Intelligence: Living and Working with AI" by Ethan Mollick (penguinrandomhouse.com/books/741805/co-intelligence-by-ethan-mollick/?ref=PRH410E2C567AF) (Also available to borrow from CETL!)
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
03:00 - "How have you seen AI tools impact teaching, learning, or student supports?"
16:05 - "What are the biggest opportunities and challenges AI brings to higher education?"
27:05 - "How can AI be used to support both faculty and students while maintaining academic integrity?"
38:56 - "How do you see AI shaping job prospects for our graduates and how do we prepare them?"
49:20 - "How do we change perspectives on what it means to be knowledgeable in a certain subject?"
53:26 - "What specific AI tools and activities are you using in class?"
57:50 - Professional Learning Community
Cidi Labs Course Upgrade Tool guide: cidilabs.instructure.com/courses/6630/pages/course-upgrade
CETL's Cidi Labs DesignPLUS Resource Site: sites.google.com/email.vccs.edu/cetl-designplus-resource-site/home
DesignPLUS Upgrade Tool: Upgrading Legacy Canvas Content video: youtu.be/OlKtcP4ayfo?si=bDzYNcOG3ZB_BCGc
DesignPLUS Upgrade Tool guide: cidilabs.instructure.com/courses/6630/pages/upgrade?__hstc=221276231.3fb643fc4585e6312dce8c0ae5d10e68.1736951256760.1740500144873.1740579074390.50&__hssc=221276231.1.1740579074390&__hsfp=1536433112
CETL Presents: Cidi Labs DesignPLUS Resource Site: sites.google.com/email.vccs.edu/cetl-designplus-resource-site/home?authuser=0
Join us for a dynamic lecture series focused on the hottest trends in AI! Explore cutting-edge developments, emerging technologies, and their societal impacts with Shalini Upadhyaya. Stay informed and inspired as we delve into the current landscape of artificial intelligence and its future possibilities. Don’t miss out!
RESOURCES
•Curipod (curipod.com)
•NotebookLM (notebooklm.google.com)
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
02:10 - Curipod
09:58 - NotebookLM
Join us for a dynamic lecture series focused on the hottest trends in AI! Explore cutting-edge developments, emerging technologies, and their societal impacts with Shalini Upadhyaya. Stay informed and inspired as we delve into the current landscape of artificial intelligence and its future possibilities. Don’t miss out!
Participants will learn and discuss how to apply growth mindset strategies and awareness to improve student engagement and success.
RESOURCES
•Resources & Slides (drive.google.com/file/d/1LjXe_zdOOM74fpVsJT79b-OXi6L-MFMp)
•Further research (Link shown at 01:20) (docs.google.com/document/d/1Mvl8dGMvQU9OSjIZpVrTHRK3_zjv1y_LoiDnsYdr--4/edit?usp=sharing)
•"Creating an Inclusive Classroom: Growth Mindset" (Link shown at 02:49) (https://tll.mit.edu/teaching-resources/inclusive-classroom/growth-mindset/)
•Growth Mindset Self-Talk (Image shown at 03:54, Accessible) (docs.google.com/document/d/1aSf0lV8NuF2wPW8lccYK_JOQkxXD1VQ7uMsmpYVp2Ew/edit?usp=sharing)
•What Kind of Mindset do you Have? (Image shown at 06:09, Accessible) (docs.google.com/document/d/12gcO6j1CQx0la1bxYxhHtgTUpmHOKIrg5fj-2FBziRw/edit?usp=sharing)
•Chick's Metacognition (Link shown at 09:47) (https://cft.vanderbilt.edu/guides-sub-pages/metacognition/)
•Metacognition Cycle Image (Link shown at 10:37) (spencerauthor.com/flow-theory/metacognition-cycle)
•"The Power of Yet | Carol S Dweck | TEDxNorrköping" - TEDx Talks (Link shown at 11:04) (youtube.com/watch?v=J-swZaKN2Ic)
•"Fostering Growth Mindset in the College STEM Classroom" (https://ctl.stanford.edu/sites/g/files/sbiybj17446/files/media/file/growth_mindset_in_stem.pdf)
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
00:45 - Learning Outcomes
01:20 - What is Growth Mindset?
02:27 - Growth Mindset vs. Fixed Mindset
02:49 - Growth Mindset
04:52 - Fixed Mindset
08:34 - Question for Sharing
09:48 - Growth Mindset, Metacognition, & Reflection
11:04 - How to Encourage Growth Mindset
12:20 - Strategies for Promoting Growth Mindset
15:03 - Question for Sharing
15:17 - Growth Mindset Assignments
16:21 - Reflect and Share
16:55 - Resources
Participants will learn how to use transparent design strategies to TILT assignments in order to demystify the purpose, task, and criteria of an assignment to help decrease student anxiety and improve student learning and retention. Participants will share ideas for revising assignments and can also bring an assignment to TILT.
RESOURCES
•Resources & Slides (drive.google.com/file/d/1VdcrJ75q1DVYIPcZl0WLEJmvZNqmt-c5)
•TILT Higher Ed Examples and Resources (tilthighered.com/resources)
•"Mary Ann Winkelmes Unwritten Rules for College Success" (youtube.com/watch?v=40e1FPaJowg)
•"Transparent Assignments Promote Equitable Opportunities for Students' Success 4.29.2016" (youtube.com/watch?v=sArDzEulmDo)
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
00:42 - Learning Outcomes
01:32 - What is TILT?
02:19 - How to "TILT" an Assignment
02:32 - Purpose
03:23 - Task
04:52 - Criteria
07:50 - Examples
11:22 - How Has TILT Worked for You So Far?
13:55 - Criteria: Examples
16:05 - Reflect & Share
17:31 - Resources
This interactive workshop will explore how generative AI can support and enhance assessment in your courses. Learn effective prompting strategies, discover AI tools that can assist with assessment design and feedback, and explore ways AI can streamline grading, rubric creation, and question generation. This session will provide practical, tool-agnostic strategies to help you integrate AI into your teaching while maintaining academic integrity and alignment with learning objectives. Walk away with actionable insights and hands-on experience in using AI to support meaningful and efficient assessment practices.
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
02:18 - Opportunities to Use AI
07:07 - Ethical Considerations
08:05 - Example Prompt
10:31 - Example Stronger Prompt
13:11 - Effective Prompting
Join our session to learn how to make and receive calls using Microsoft Teams! This session will guide you through the process of setting up and managing calls, ensuring you stay connected. Get hands-on tips and tricks to make the transition smooth and efficient—perfect for anyone adapting to this new system!
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
04:10 - Benefits of Teams Voice
06:00 - Cloud Advantages
06:50 - Overview of Teams Calling Environment
08:47 - Overview of Microsoft Teams
11:47 - Placing a Call
12:47 - Audio Settings
14:30 - Voicemail and Call Forwarding
16:28 - Demonstration
26:30 - Audience Questions
This training introduces the concept of neurodiversity and explores strategies for supporting neurodivergent students both in the
classroom and individually.
Participants will engage with student scenarios to apply what they’ve learned, and additional resources for ongoing support and learning will be provided.
RESOURCES
•"What Exactly is Neurodiversity?" by How to ADHD (youtu.be/ALJ3CFRRZpo?si=CeiL7iuoiesqt57L)
•OSA - Guiding Students to Support - Faculty Tips (drive.google.com/file/d/1WSMWfL_Bq7fPxu_hzWEI99ZtQ0d_W_DA/view?usp=sharing)
•UDL Strategies for the Physical Classroom Environment (docs.google.com/document/d/1vMcVaes4b1xwkpwQRKr4QU0XOALYvMUh/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=117257991897284056717&rtpof=true&sd=true)
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
04:34 - "What Exactly is Neurodiversity?" by How to ADHD (youtu.be/ALJ3CFRRZpo?si=CeiL7iuoiesqt57L)
09:10 - Language Shifts
10:14 - Sensory Needs
11:55 - Examples in the Classroom
22:01 - Universal Design
25:30 - Examples of Universal Design in Practice
31:35 - Guiding Students to OSA
38:40 - Sample Conversation Starters
41:36 - Audience Questions
54:00 - Student Scenario 1: Preference for Routine and Predictability
58:24 - Student Scenario 2: Challenges with Social Interaction
1:03:52 - Student Scenario 3: Sensory Sensitivities
1:07:08 - Student Scenario 4: Intense Focus on Specific Interests
1:10:04 - Resources
Please join faculty colleagues in a guided discussion on the relevant section of program health in Watermark.
The office of grants management presents a competitive board game that navigates the ins and outs of developing a strong grant proposal. Compete with your peers to win funding for your grantastic project. Prizes and motivational treats included!
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
09:48 - Commitment Letters
11:46 - Strategic Direction of the College
12:40 - Congressionally Directed Spending
15:14 - Program Impact Metrics
18:00 - Fringe Benefits
19:14 - Food & Grants
21:00 - Unallowable Expenses
22:38 - Project Evaluation Plan
25:01 - Budget Expenses & Proposal Narrative
26:18 - Proposal Draft Review by Drafting Agency
30:35 - Marketing Costs
31:14 - Last-Minute Proposal Submissions
31:59 - Census Data
34:22 - Closing Remarks
36:25 - Audience Questions
This session teaches recognizing clinical manifestations of common mental health issues, understanding the mental health challenges of today’s community college student, and how to communicate empathy and understanding that empowers students to be successful.
RESOURCES
-Reynolds Student Support Services (https://www.reynolds.edu/student-support-services/default.html)
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - How can instructors support students?
02:43 - Depression
04:25 - Anxiety
06:11 - ADHD
07:29 - What can we as educators do to help?
10:33 - Classroom ground rules
12:43 - Therapeutic communication
17:28 - Scenario 1: Underlying anxiety/depression
20:45 - Scenario 2: Underlying anxiety
27:16 - Audience questions
33:20 - Techniques used in examples
41:16 - Campus resources
47:10 - Audience questions
1. What are Canvas Announcements https://shorturl.at/3th7a
2. How to use the Canvas Inbox https://shorturl.at/hDSva
3. Message Students Who https://shorturl.at/ujiZZ
4. SpeedGrader Feedback Comments https://shorturl.at/lgCqG
5. Module Requirements https://shorturl.at/5zppX
6. Module Prerequisites tinyurl.com/efexd7bb
7. Reynolds Canvas Templates tinyurl.com/59dmsmkp
8. CETL Website https://go.reynolds.edu/cetl
9. New Faculty Onboarding tinyurl.com/w9rayap5
Please join faculty colleagues in a guided discussion on the relevant section of program health in Watermark.
In this session, we'll learn to create universally designed authentic, performance based, and problem based assessments that allow students to focus on demonstrating mastery of content.
Please join faculty colleagues in a guided discussion on the relevant section of assessment plans in Watermark.
This session is a continuation of Accessibility I and will take a deeper dive into creating accessible course materials. Topics include: Creating Accessible Hyperlinks, captioning media (captioning videos using Canvas Studio), accessible media and media players, using the Microsoft and Canvas accessibility checker, and course accessibility checklist.
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
00:45 - Why?
03:57 - Considerations
05:34 - Hyperlinks
07:43 - Hyperlink Examples
09:16 - Accessible Media Player
10:28 - Captioning Media
13:38 - Accessibility Checkers - Microsoft
15:57 - Accessibility Checkers - Canvas
17:51 - Course Accessibility Checklist
18:52 - In Practice - Canvas
25:57 - In Practice - Microsoft
30:30 - In Practice - Canvas Studio
33:25 - In Practice - Course Accessibility Checklist
Do you have even one student who could benefit from some extra help? This is a chance for faculty to learn about the academic supports available to students in their classes. We will be presenting details about tutoring, research support, writing help, and math help. We also want to know what faculty think about how we can best deliver services to their students to increase access and equity. All schools and all faculty are encouraged to come learn about what we do and share their experiences!
Explore how to tailor your course content to create personalized learning journeys. In this session, we'll cover how to set up adaptive pathways, customize assignments based on student performance, and enhance overall engagement.
Please join faculty colleagues in a guided discussion on the relevant section of program health in Watermark.
Please join faculty colleagues in a guided discussion on the relevant section of assessment plans in Watermark
Learn how to strike a balance between actively engaging your online students and managing your workload effectively as an online course instructor.
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
01:39 - Learning Outcomes
02:41 - Questions to Consider
06:24 - Understading Instructor Presence
11:27 - Challenges of Workload Management
20:46 - Strategies for Efficient Engagement (1/2)
26:20 - Strategies for Efficient Engagement (2/2)
31:19 - Time Management Techniques
38:42 - Setting Boundaries
41:03 - Case Study
48:10 - Key Takeaways
49:45 - Quick Reference Guide and Checklist
52:20 - Questions
HyFlex Course Design is a hands-on workshop that offers insightful faculty perspective and experiences, FAQ’s, and other essential resources to help you excel in the HyFlex modality. Learners will use various free resources that are designed for engaging students in Zoom and in person, will use a curriculum map to align content for the three modalities, evaluate possible ways of ensuring that HyFlex course design and delivery is equitable across the three modalities, and will design at least one module for their HyFlex course. Learners will also be able to recognize the four pillars of HyFlex developed by Brian Beatty: learner choice, equivalency, reusability, and accessibility.
Discover a wealth of open educational resources available through the VIVA Textbook Faculty Portal, the Open Textbook Library as well as other OER repositories. During this session, Reynolds Librarians Denise Woetzel and Robin Pesko talked about navigating OER repositories and metafinders to find resources for your classes, previewing and requesting textbooks through the VIVA Textbook Faculty Portal, formats available through the Open Textbook Library, creative commons licenses, best practices for attributing resources, and VIVA Open Adoption and Course grants.
Participants learned how to use transparent design strategies to TILT assignments in order to demystify the purpose, task, and criteria of an assignment to help decrease student anxiety and improve student learning and retention.
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
01:38 - Learning Outcomes
02:04 - What is TILT?
03:12 - How to TILT an Assignment
04:04 - Purpose
05:34 - Task
08:19 - Criteria
11:23 - Examples
12:10 - Reflect and Share
14:05 - Resources
Participants will learn and discuss how to apply growth mindset strategies and awareness to improve student engagement and success.
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
01:31 - Learning Outcomes
02:00 - What is Growth Mindset?
02:44 - Growth Mindset vs. Fixed Mindset
04:34 - Growth Mindset
06:19 - Growth Mindset Self-Talk
07:52 - Fixed Mindset
09:58 - What Kind of Mindest Do You Have?
14:02 - Question for Sharing
20:28 - How to Encourage a Growth Mindset
24:40 - Question for Sharing
27:34 - Growth Mindset Assignments
30:52 - Reflect and Share
36:05 - Resources
Participants will continue learning how to use transparent design strategies to TILT assignments to decrease student anxiety and improve student learning and retention. Participants can bring an assignment to refine and apply TILT strategies. Prior attendance for Part 1 not required.
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
00:49 - Learning Outcomes
01:43 - Why TILT?
03:50 - How to TILT an Assignment
05:05 - Purpose
06:10 - Task
09:30 - Criteria
12:02 - Examples
14:21 - Reflect and Share
16:20 - Criteria: Examples
18:48 - TILTing Assignments
23:22 - Resource
Builds on Part 1. Participants will continue learning how to apply growth mindset strategies and assess their effectiveness to improve student engagement and success. Attendance for Part 1 not required.
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
00:55 - Purpose and Learning Outcomes
01:28 - What is a Growth Mindset?
03:15 - Growth Mindset Self-Talk
05:01 - Fixed Mindset
06:27 - What Kind of Mindset do You Have?
10:28 - Questions for Discussion and Sharing
15:14 - Growth Mindset, Metacognition, and Reflection
16:50 - Metacognition Cycle
18:03 - How to Encourage a Growth Mindset
19:34 - Modeling and Promoting a Growth Mindset
20:35 - Growth Mindset Assignments
23:46 - Question for Sharing
24:13 - Creating Opportunities for Growth
24:53 - Question for Discussion
26:15 - Resources
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"Bridging Cultures: Supporting Mental Health in Diverse Classrooms" by Ayesha Tariq
00:00 - Intro
03:00 - What cultural differences have you observed?
09:53 - Importance of Cultural Sensitivity
10:46 - Consequences of Lacking Cultural Sensitivity
13:11 - What challenges have you faced with diverse classrooms?
19:08 - Unique Challenges
23:12 - Recognizing Signs of Distress
25:10 - Providing Support
"Cultural Competence in Counselling" by Tenzing Choden
36:00 - Intro
37:33 - Overview of Mental Health in Bhutan
40:15 - Mental Health Cases per Semester
43:48 - Helpful Tools to Recognize Mental Health Concerns
59:03 - "The Value of No" by Namgay Zam
01:06:13 - Thank you and closing
Please join faculty colleagues in a guided discussion on the relevant section of program health in Watermark.
From Promoting Belonging, Growth Mindset, and Resilience to Foster Student Success:
"In recent years, growth mindset, resilience, and belonging have become popular topics for research and practice among college educators. The authors of this new volume deepen the conversation around these noncognitive factors that significantly impact student success. Along with offering support for the development of learning mindsets, this book contains strategies for faculty and staff to consider as they create initiatives, programs, and assessments for use in and outside the classroom."
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RESOURCES
"The Power of Yet" TEDx Talk by Carol S Dweck: youtube.com/watch?v=J-swZaKN2Ic
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CHAPTERS
00:00 - Equity Reading Group meetings
00:51 - Normalizing vulnerability
02:49 - Systemic change of learning mindsets
05:19 - Social belonging
Are you new to accessibility in regards to course design and unsure where to begin? This session serves as an introduction to the topic of accessibility with an emphasis on what it means to create accessible course materials. Topics include: Overview of Accessibility, alternative Text, headings and Styles (Office and Canvas), using Color to convey meaning, contrast, and accessible PDFs.
00:00 - Accessibility I
00:13 - Why?
02:45 - Considerations
05:37 - Alternative Text
08:00 - Alternative Text Rules
09:56 - Alternative Text Rules Cont.
11:14 - Heading and Styles
13:00 - Heading and Styles - Canvas
14:15 - Three C's: Content, Color, and Contrast
16:03 - In Practice
30:00 - Additional Questions/Resources


