Do you want to create engaging interactive activities for your students? 

The Distributed Open Education Network (Doenet) is an open, data-driven educational technology platform that provides students with interactive learning. This hands-on workshop will introduce participants to the core features of Doenet, including answer checking, graphing, and randomization. Participants will work on designing their own classroom-ready learning activity, with opportunities for feedback and Q&A throughout the day. By the end of the workshop, each participant will leave with an interactive activity they can implement in their own courses.

Facilitators: 

• Anurag Katyal, Professor I, Palm Beach State College
  Authored content for Intermediate Algebra and mathematical puzzles using Doenet. 

• Virginia Mae, Instructional Designer, University of Minnesota
  Authored content for Precalculus and Calculus using Doenet and helped instructors to build their own content.

• Duane Nykamp, Associate Professor, University of Minnesota
  Founded Doenet and authored content for Biocalculus using Doenet.

• Özlem Uğurlu, Assistant Professor, Saint Louis University
  Authored content for Discrete Mathematics and Calculus I using Doenet.

Participants are expected to create a free account on Doenet - beta.doenet.org and complete the short tutorial before the workshop.