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Recording PowerPoints Using Screencast-o-matic
If you are considering recording a PowerPoint to make a video for students, please join one of our Faculty Champions! This webinar is aimed at people who are new to recording, and want to learn a straightforward process, without all the bells and whistles. There will be time for questions!
Facilitators:
Tue 08/04/20 10:00 AM – 11:30 Dr. Ben Powell
Tue 08/04/20 2:00 PM – 3:30 Dr. Jennifer Buff
Mon 08/10/20 - 10:00 - 11:30 - Dr. Reeves Shulstad
Wed 08/12/20 - 10:00 - 11:30 - Dr. Reeves Shulstad
Wed 08/12/20 3:00 PM – 4:30 Dr. Jennifer Buff
You facilitator will email a Zoom link to all participants who register.
Elevate Your Virtual Training
Whether you are seeking to train one new employee or a large group of stakeholders, you CAN make your virtual training transition as effective as face to face. In some cases, virtual training can be more effective than in-person.
This two-part workshop discusses principles of effective virtual training, technologies and strategies to help you make the switch from "brick" to "click", and an opportunity to receive individualized help planning an outstanding online learning experience for employees, students, and external stakeholders.
Participants should make every effort to attend both sessions and will then have a chance to attend open office hours for individualized discussion.
iClicker, the simplest polling solution for hybrid
Clicker Cloud is a is a mobile-optimized engagement platform ideally suited for use in a fully online or hybrid course setting. Unlike other online polling systems, iClicker DOES NOT require you to author or re-author your question content in a third party platform. Designed to facilitate student, educator and institutional collaboration, iClicker allows instructors and students to interact in real time, ask questions and instantly receive students responses, spot misconceptions, take attendance and more. iClicker is works in tandem with AsuLearn, making it an easy tool to integrate into your courses. Please join the presentation hosted by iClicker Specialist, Glen Garrett, to learn more. The workshop will be held in Zoom.
Participants will receive a link via Google calendar prior to the webinar.
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Developing Your Research Agenda
This brief workshop will serve as an introduction to developing a new research agenda for both new and seasoned faculty members. During this session, we will define "the research agenda" and discuss why it is important and various ways to establish and implement it successfully.
Faculty Transfer Mentor Training
A Faculty Transfer Mentor is a faculty or staff member interested in developing supportive, academic relationships with prospective and new Appalachian transfer students. Mentors, ideally in the student's area of study, will provide help in understanding the curriculum and the student's remaining required coursework as well as provide guidance, support, and referral to resources that will benefit new students in a new environment. Mentors have the ability to influence, encourage, and guide transfer students to enhance their academic success. During the training participants will learn about the characteristics and needs of transfer students, the transfer student population at Appalachian, and what you can do to support transfer students and to be a successful transfer mentor.
Grant Proposal Writing Overview
This workshop will provide an overview of writing a grant proposal, including the essential components required in most grant proposals. We will go over what makes an effective proposal, the abstract, the project description, defining the problem, identifying goals and objectives, and basic budget components. We will also identify common grant proposal writing mistakes and pitfalls.
Talking Transfers
Did you know?! One-fourth of all new students at Appalachian begin as a transfer student. Transfer students bring with them previous coursework, experiences, and varying expectations - learn how you can meet those needs and support their success. In this session you’ll learn more about the demographics and characteristics of Appalachian transfer students and easy steps you can take to welcome them and help them thrive in your classroom.