The Center is an integral part of the broader educator development network that includes MSU IT, MSU Libraries, and local resources in many academic units.
At CTLI, we've compiled resources for educators to review when preparing for potentially contentious classroom discussions. Domestic and global conflicts and controversies often impact our students in diverse and uniquely personal ways. https://t.co/uFZ0Eb0vIt.
One more training remains for November technology training from MSUIT! Find out more information and how to access past sessions here, https://t.co/oSJMsGEysQ.
The "Welcome to My Classroom" series functions like a pedagogy and practice show and tell where educators from throughout MSU's ecosystem share something from their teaching and learning practice. Learn from Dr. Valerie Hedges herself! https://t.co/ZpOUAdNn72
Curious if the color in a graphic or text has enough contrast to be accessible to those with low vision or color blindness? If so, there are a few free online resources to help you out, https://t.co/WTm3wKxiZX.
The November 2023 Educational Technology Development Opportunities are here! Read more about the training offered and register here, https://t.co/hMPEDQAwyh.
Are you interested in engaging in reflective practice around your instruction with mid-semester feedback? Find out how to do so here, https://t.co/gwfgM8s1I6.
The deadline to submit your course for the AT%T Excellence in Teaching with Technology awards has been extended to Monday, October 30th at 5 p.m. More information to submit here, https://t.co/L3lEUr8mgt.
Visit https://t.co/xQPAI8QF8c for a proposed system of “Generative AI Use Codes” (GAUC) for academic assignments to provide clearer communication between instructors and students.
Join the Educator Developers Network! A collaborative space for anyone passionate about improving teaching through effective design, pedagogy, and technology, https://t.co/mP3FdSDDd6.
The Catalyst Innovation Program is accepting applications until Wednesday, October 18th! Read more about applications and how to apply here, https://t.co/kR3qXt7HET.
This group discussion board provides continued conversations regarding AI in higher education. Join the group if you want to interact with others about evolving AI technology, https://t.co/SSF8BMVNLv.
A good portion of your students will likely use AI to some extent this semester, so plan accordingly. Resources available to be prepared: https://t.co/xypcyE0AOt.
Educators interested in learning more about ChatGPT in higher education look no further! Visit https://t.co/Ghr0GtXNDh to learn all about the basics of ChatGPT.
The Spring 2023 Teaching & Learning Conference presents, What About Student Voice in Department and Program Level Spaces?, https://t.co/Nz4rFOtE5A.