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Making the most of live sessions

Facilitator: Online Only

Live Zoom sessions can be particularly useful for instructors and students. These sessions can create community among students, let students work in breakout rooms, allow for live Q&A, let students discuss material with each other, or allow students and instructors to think through problems and questions together. But these live sessions can feel awkward or […]

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Technology Tools: Introduction to Canvas

This workshop will introduce basic Canvas functions that will allow you to post documents, files, images and videos; organize information for students; and allow students to submit work online. Counts toward the CETLI teaching certificate for graduate students.Registration required.If you need accommodations to participate in this workshop, please contact CETLI-info@upenn.edu.

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Technology Tools: Introduction to Canvas

Facilitator: Online Only

This workshop will introduce basic Canvas functions that will allow you to post documents, files, images and videos; organize information for students; and allow students to submit work online. Counts toward the CETLI teaching certificate for graduate students.Registration required.This session is now full.  If you need accommodations to participate in this workshop, please contact CETLI-info@upenn.edu.

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Technology Tools for… Running Synchronous Class Time

Facilitator: Online Only

In this technology spotlight, we will demonstrate how you can use the conferencing tools Zoom and BlueJeans to run live class sessions, including breakout rooms for small group work, and live whiteboard and annotation tools.Registration required.This session is now full. Counts toward the CETLI teaching certificate for graduate students.If you need accommodations to participate in this […]

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Technology Tools for… Recording Lectures

Facilitator: Online Only

This technology spotlight will explore tools that allow instructors and students to record material and upload it into Canvas, including Panopto, Zoom and BlueJeans. We will discuss how these tools can integrate whiteboards and Powerpoint, as well as quizzes in Panopto that can help instructors create more engaging lectures and help students retain content.Counts toward […]

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Technology Tools for… Asynchronous Interaction

Facilitator: Online Only

In the online environment, what students do outside of traditional class time is a central part of learning, engagement, and community-building of a course. In this session, participants will discuss ways to create interactive asynchronous components as crucial elements of the course. We will explore tools such as Discussion boards, Perusall, Google Docs, Piazza.Counts toward […]

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Technology Tools for… Assessments, Exams and Assignments

Facilitator: Online Only

In this technology spotlight, we will demonstrate some of the functionality of Canvas assessment tools, including assignments, quizzes, gradebook and Speedgrader, as well as how you might use these features in your own course. Counts toward the CETLI teaching certificate for graduate students.Registration required.This session is now full. If you need accommodations to participate in this […]

  • Online
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Technology Tools: Introduction to Canvas

Facilitator: Online Only

This workshop will introduce basic Canvas functions that will allow you to post documents, files, images and videos; organize information for students; and allow students to submit work online. Counts toward the CETLI teaching certificate for graduate students.Registration required.This session is now full. If you need accommodations to participate in this workshop, please contact CETLI-info@upenn.edu.

  • Online
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Technology Tools for… Asynchronous Interaction

Facilitator: online only

In the online environment, what students do outside of traditional class time is a central part of learning, engagement, and community-building of a course. In this session, participants will discuss ways to create interactive asynchronous components as crucial elements of the course. We will explore tools such as Discussion boards, Perusall, Google Docs, Piazza.Counts toward […]

  • Online
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Technology Tools for… Running Synchronous Class Time

Facilitator: Online Only

In this technology spotlight, we will demonstrate how you can use the conferencing tools Zoom and BlueJeans to run live class sessions, including breakout rooms for small group work, and live whiteboard and annotation tools.Counts toward the CETLI teaching certificate for graduate students.If you need accommodations to participate in this workshop, please contact CETLI-info@upenn.edu.

  • Online
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Technology Tools for… Recording Lectures

Facilitator: Online Only

This technology spotlight will explore tools that allow instructors and students to record material and upload it into Canvas, including Panopto, Zoom and BlueJeans. We will discuss how these tools can integrate whiteboards and Powerpoint, as well as quizzes in Panopto that can help instructors create more engaging lectures and help students retain content.Counts toward […]

  • Online
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Technology Tools for… Assessments, Exams and Assignments

Facilitator: Online Only

In this technology spotlight, we will demonstrate some of the functionality of Canvas assessment tools, including assignments, quizzes, gradebook and Speedgrader, as well as how you might use these features in your own course. Counts toward the CETLI teaching certificate for graduate students.Registration required.This session is now full. If you need accommodations to participate in this […]

  • Online
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Technology Tools for… Recording Lectures

Facilitator: Online Only

This technology spotlight will explore tools that allow instructors and students to record material and upload it into Canvas, including Panopto, Zoom and BlueJeans. We will discuss how these tools can integrate whiteboards and Powerpoint, as well as quizzes in Panopto that can help instructors create more engaging lectures and help students retain content. Registration […]

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Trauma-Informed Teaching: The Challenges of Learning Right Now and How Our Teaching can Respond

Facilitator: This event is sponsored by the Penn First Plus Program

In our current time, many of our students are contending with COVID-19, police brutality, racism, social, political and economic instability, uncertainty, and other trauma-inducing experiences. In the midst of this, how can we teach in ways that are sensitive to students’ experiences of these realities? In this presentation, neuroscientist Mays Imad, who writes and consults […]

  • DRL (David Rittenhouse Laboratories)
    Room 3N1H
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What Makes Being in Class in Person Meaningful? a Community Conversation among Instructors and Students

Facilitator: CETLI Staff

As we wrap up the year's return to in-person classes, this Community Conversation will bring together faculty and graduate and undergraduate students to explore what we value in learning together, and the teaching practices that make the most of that in-person experience. This is an opportunity for instructors and students to learn from one another, […]

  • Van Pelt Library
    Class of 1978 Orrery Pavilion, Kislak Center
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(Re)Connecting in the Classroom: Evan C Thompson Lecture on Excellence in Teaching

Facilitator: Daeyeon Lee, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

Lately there has been much talk in universities and the public about “the great disengagement.” As we emerge from the pandemic era, many students and instructors alike are experiencing a lack of energy and motivation, and we are seeking encounters in the classroom that are transformative, rather than simply transactional. In his talk, Daeyeon Lee […]

  • Van Pelt Library
    134 (CETLI/OLI Seminar Room)
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Trans-Affirming Pedagogy in the Sciences

Facilitator: Cam Smith, Bioengineering, Electrical & Systems Engineering, Physics & Astronomy, Neurology, and Psychiatry

Trans, non-binary, gender diverse, and gender expansive students are present in growing numbers at Penn. How do we as STEM faculty and instructors provide learning environments that are respectful and supportive to these students? What do we not know about the trans experience? How might our classroom practices, pedagogical methods, and content adversely impact this […]

  • Van Pelt Library
    134 (CETLI/OLI Seminar Room)
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Trans-Affirming Pedagogy in the Humanities and Social Sciences

Facilitator: Caz Batten, English and Beans Velocci, History and Sociology of Science

This workshop is intended for instructors in the humanities and social sciences who would like to develop learning environments that support trans, nonbinary, and gender-expansive students. We will focus on classroom practices and pedagogical methods that allow us to better engage with and learn alongside trans students. This workshop will offer practical approaches to trans-affirming pedagogy, providing […]

  • Fisher Fine Arts Library
    The Kleinman Center for Energy Policy, 4th Floor
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Celebrate the Creation of the Center for Excellence in Teaching, Learning and Innovation

The newly established CETLI brings together the Center for Teaching and Learning and the Online Learning Initiative in a unified office to promote teaching excellence and innovation. Faculty, staff and students are invited to come together for this party to celebrate the new office and Penn’s commitment to teaching and learning. Join us for hor […]

  • Van Pelt Library
    134 (CETLI Seminar Room)
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Trans-Affirming Pedagogy in Language Classrooms: Creating and Modifying Course Materials

Facilitator: Dr. Julia Heim, Italian Studies

This workshop will provide practical approaches to trans-affirming pedagogy in language classrooms. We will discuss specific strategies for creating and modifying course materials that rely on gendered terms across languages. Participants are encouraged to bring and share trans-inclusive teaching strategies and course materials that have worked well for them in previous classroom settings. Open to […]

  • Zoom (Register for Link)
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Working With Weingarten

Facilitator: Michelle Johnson, Associate Director of Inclusive and Equitable Teaching, CETLI & Simuelle Myers, Instructional Design/Technology Director for the Integrated Care Initiative, Weingarten Learning Resource Center

Review the services that the Weingarten Center provides and discuss how they can support you in your teaching. Come with questions and be ready to discuss various student scenarios! Please register for Zoom link.

  • Zoom (Register for Link)
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“I got an accommodation letter, now what?”

Facilitator: Michelle Johnson, Associate Director of Inclusive and Equitable Teaching, CETLI & Simuelle Myers, Instructional Design/Technology Director for the Integrated Care Initiative, Weingarten Learning Resource Center

Review the logistics of receiving and acknowledging a letter, providing common accommodations, and discuss accommodations that are unfamiliar or challenging to manage. Come with questions and be ready to discuss scenarios! Please register for Zoom link.

  • Zoom (Register for Link)
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Accessible PDFs in Minutes

Facilitator: Rachel Hoke, Associate Director of Technology and Pedagogy, CETLI

Learn how to easily evaluate PDF accessibility and practice simple steps for turning PDFs into interactive and accessible documents. Please register for Zoom link. You may have arrived at this page in error due to a link mixup in an email. If you intended to sign up for the "Is Your Canvas Course Accessible?" event, […]

  • Zoom (Register for Link)
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Is Your Canvas Course Accessible?

Facilitator: Rachel Hoke, Associate Director of Technology and Pedagogy, CETLI & Kate Rojas, Training Specialist, Educational Technology & Learning Management

The files you uploaded to Canvas are accessible, but what about the Canvas course itself? Learn to identify and repair common accessibility issues in your Canvas course. Please register for Zoom link.

  • Van Pelt Library
    CETLI Seminar Room 134
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Can Teaching Critical Thinking Lead to More Constructive Classroom Conversation?

Facilitator: Dr. Louis Newman, former Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education, Stanford University, and Professor of Religious Studies Emeritus, Carleton College

In the current contentious moment, conversation across differences may sometimes seem nearly impossible. Focusing our students on basic elements of critical thinking, though, can be one key to fostering more open, less conflictual polarized attitudes. This discussion will explore the ways in which explicitly centering critical thinking in our teaching can facilitate students exploring divergent […]