Student Engagement and Interaction Webinars
WEBINARS AVAILABLE FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
To receive credit, be sure to complete the evaluation form linked to each session. You will receive email confirmation.
Welcome Week Fall 2022 Research to Writing Process
Description: Join Brian Kemp, Interim Division Director, Learning Resources, and Mike Hein, Writing Center and Math Lab Coordinator in this presentation to provide attendees with valuable information about the services and resources offered through Temple College's library and writing center. Participants will also learn about patterns of student needs, and how the library and writing center collaborate to meet those needs.
Evaluation Form: Welcome Week Fall 2022 Research to Writing Process
Summer 2022 Adult Learning
Description: Join Dr. Becky Musil and other Temple College Faculty in applying andragogy to online course design to increase student engagement and success.
Enhancing Civil Discourse Panel Discussion
Description: The five-member panel will focus on how the communication strategies of Rhetoric, Debate, and Dialogue can inform the practice of civil discourse in the classroom and community. After an overview of the current state of civil discourse, the experts will offer basic descriptions of the communication strategies of Rhetoric, Debate, and Dialogue compared to the misconceptions that surround them. They will lead discussions that analyze the positive and negative ethical implications in each area. The audience will be led through some interactive exercises to promote a positive impact on their participation in civil discourse.
Using Student Response Systems (Poll Everywhere) to Increase Student Engagement
Description: Poll Everywhere is an audience response system designed to help bring presentation and lectures from static to interactive.
Magna Seminar: Wake Them Up! Engaging Students in the 21st Century Classroom
Description: Learn strategies to help you achieve performance targets while also restoring student engagement through a variety of practical, actionable teaching techniques.
Directions to Access this Seminar (use your TC Google account to access the directions)
Engaging Students in the Classroom
Description: John Damaso shares his favorite apps and strategies for engaging students in and out of class, using live polling, backchannels, Google apps, and subject-specific tools.
Evaluation Engaging Students in the Classroom
Magna Seminar: Using Microlearning to Improve Student Understanding of Course Content
Description: This Magna Online Seminar covers how microlearning differs from traditional learning, the advantages of microlearning, and how to create microlearning modules using different tools. Class tools and technologies will be demonstrated.
Directions to Access this Seminar (use your TC Google account to access the directions)
Evaluation: Using Microlearning to Improve Student Understanding of Course Content
Magna Seminar: Increasing Student Engagement, Persistence, and Success Online Using Emotion Science
Description: Emotions are strongly linked to how we pay attention, focus, engage, remember, and learn. This online seminar will present practical strategies for putting the power of emotions to work in online classes to help capture and hold students’ attention, better engage students in their learning, and ultimately help them persist and succeed.
Directions to Access this Seminar (use your TC Google account to access the directions)
Magna Seminar: Online Group Work: Making it Meaningful and Manageable
Description: "With the increasing popularity of online courses, instructors need to have clear, effective methods of creating, implementing, and grading group projects. Change the perception and the results with this seminar."
Directions to Access this Seminar (use your TC Google account to access the directions)
Evaluation: Online Group Work: Making it Meaningful and Manageable