Faculty Technology and Pedagogical Training and Support - Fall 2020
Instructional Design (ID), Information Technology (IT), Professional, Continuing and Distance Education (PCDE), and the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL) have created faculty trainings related to technology usage, online teaching pedagogy, one on one instructional design support and pedagogical mentoring.
There are many ways you can participate in training and receive support:
Instruction Design and Technology 1-on-1 training and support for faculty
- Scheduled One On On Sessions
We welcome you to reach out and schedule a one on one with us where we can focus on your specific needs and answer any questions that might be unique to your situation or discipline. You can schedule below by clicking on either the 30 minute or 1 hour options below or by clicking on the link "Schedule Your Appointment Now". As always, if you prefer to schedule this via email or phone you can by emailing ID@ship.edu or calling 717-477-1816.
July 13th – July 16th
Schedule Your Appointment Now
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- Online Zoom Hours
Additionally, Scott will be holding regular online zoom hours throughout July where you’re welcome to stop in to discuss any questions that you might have without having to schedule an appointment. Dates and Times for these hours will be posted below and updated regularly. Please note that the waiting room will be utilized to facilitate traffic.
July 13th – July 16th
Monday: 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm or Tuesday thru Thursday: 11:00 am-12:00 pm
https://ship.zoom.us/j/4526869689
CETL- one on one mentoring appointments (July 6-31)
- The Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning is invested in your success as an educator. Since it seems that some faculty are preparing for the fall semester during the month of July, CETL is available via zoom or phone for conversations to help get you started for the academic year. You can select one-to-one, small group or department level thirty minute mentoring sessions to fit your needs pin-pointing pedagogical strategies to use in remote, face-to-face and/or blended classrooms, planning and implementing effective instructional practices in the midst of COVID parameters or adapting assignments, rubrics and/or exams for the fall semester?
Make a mentoring appointment with CETL. Simply email CETL@ship.edu to set up a thirty minute session in July. CETL will also host trainings in August and throughout the fall semester.
Attend a group Zoom session on Owl meeting equipment
- July 28, 29, 30 @ 10am, 1pm 3pm – sign up on form below
Shippensburg University Faculty Training Days
August 4th,5th,6th, 2020
Tuesday, August 4
Multiple sessions occur each hour. Choose the ones that suits your interests best
1:00 pm-1:45 pm
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Introduction to D2L - Scott Gallagher
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Option 2 |
Suggestions for Syllabus Design - Dr. Christine Royce
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Option 3 |
Building a Civil Classroom Community Using the Raider Way Values - Matthew Shupp; Sarah McDowell Shupp
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2:00 pm-2:45 pm
Option 1 |
Learn everything you need to know about ZOOM - Scott Gallagher
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Option 2 |
Strategies for Course Navigation- Dr. Christine Royce
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Option 3 |
Expanding Students’ Worldviews and Critical Thinking - Gretchen Pierce
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3:00 pm-3:45 pm
Option 1 |
Brightspace Gradebook - Scott Gallagher
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Option 2 |
D2L from the Student Perspective - Dr. Christine Royce
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Option 3 |
Creating and Communicating a Sense of Belonging in Courses within Academic Majors – Gretchen Pierce
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4:00 pm-4:45 pm
Option 1 |
Importing Quizzes with Respondus – Scott Gallagher
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Option 2 |
SCORM Objects in D2L – Dr. Tom Briggs |
Wednesday, August 5
Multiple sessions occur each hour. Choose the ones that suits your interests best
10:00 am-10:45 am
Option 1 |
Ins and Outs of Uploading Content - Scott Gallagher
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Option 2 |
Suggestions for Syllabus Design - Dr. Christine Royce
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Option 3 |
Providing Feedback on Assignments, Rubrics and Exams- Dr. Carla Kungl
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11:00 am-11:45 am
Option 1 |
YouTube Best Practices- Scott Gallagher
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Option 2 |
Strategies for Course Navigation - Dr. Christine Royce
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Option 3 |
Developing a Comprehensive and Flexible Course Calendar - Gretchen Pierce
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12:00 pm- 12:45 pm
Option 1 |
Universal Design Strategies in the Online Environment - Scott Gallagher
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Option 2 |
Taking Pedagogical Risks to Expand Your Instructional Identity - Lynn Baynum
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1:00 pm- 1:45 pm
Option 1 |
Brightspace Gradebook – Ryan Kudaski
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Option 2 |
Meeting Owl & Classroom Technology - Jamie Rhine
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Option 3 |
Learn everything you need to know about ZOOM - Scott Gallagher
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2:00 pm- 2:45 pm
Option 1 |
Importing Quizzes with Respondus - Scott Gallagher
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Option 2 |
Examity Overview - Mark Chimel
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Thursday, August 6
Multiple sessions occur each hour. Choose the ones that suits your interests best
12:00 pm- 12:45 pm
Option 1 |
Assignment Folders - Scott Gallagher
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Option 2 |
Practicing Mental Health and Safety - Samuel R. Benbow
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1:00 pm-1:45 pm
Option 1 |
Quizzes and Surveys - Scott Gallagher
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Option 2 |
Roundtable on Anti-Racist Pedagogy and Creating Inclusive Classrooms - Dr. Sharon Harrow & Dr. Windholtz
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2:00 pm-2:45 pm
Option 1 |
Discussion posts - Scott Gallagher
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Option 2 |
Identifying and Addressing Gaps in Students’ Learning and Digital Skills - Lynn Baynum
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3:00 pm- 3:45 pm
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Overview of Advanced Tools - Scott Gallagher
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Option 2 |
Meeting Owl & Classroom Technology - Jamie Rhine
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