Wednesday, Sept. 28, 10-11 a.m.
S0119 | Zoom Link
Andy Mitkos, Director, Academic Technology Systems and Support
Gary Bach, Instructional Technology Specialist
Attend the Canvas Open Lab and ask the AIeL team your Canvas questions and for any additional help with Canvas you may need. The Canvas Open Lab will be held both in-person and virtually with Zoom.
Registration is not required for open labs.
This week’s Monday Morning Mentor topic from Magna Publications:
How Can I Teach With Confidence in the Hyflex Classroom?
Presentation date: Sept. 26, 2022 and on-demand for one week
View the presentation and access the transcript, handouts and supplemental material: https://mondaymorningmentors.com.
NOTE: You will need to enter the following password in order to view this week’s program: confidence95.
Access to the programs in the Monday Morning Mentor series is restricted to members of the subscribing institution. Any unauthorized use or access, including sharing access with faculty and staff not affiliated with the subscribing institution, is prohibited.
Friday, Sept. 23, 2022, 11 a.m. to noon in S1133
Matthew Shaver, Professor, Digital Media, and Vice-Chair, Learning Outcomes Assessment Team
Planning assessment is a keen strategy! This workshop will guide you through choosing an outcome, creating a rubric and matching it with an artifact.
Note: Faculty can receive one point toward their training and innovation professional development total for successful completion of this workshop.
Make plans to attend “Understanding and Addressing (Anti)Racism in Classrooms with Dr. Joseph Flynn on Friday, Sept. 30, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Trutter Center. Registration is open to LLCC faculty and staff. Lunch will be provided.
In this presentation, an exploration of the historic roots of racism will be front and center. By understanding where racism emanates, we can then more clearly understand why it is crucial for educators to promote anti-racist practices in classrooms. Part I of the presentation examines the historic construction of racism in the United States. Part II of the presentation explores practical problems in the classroom — like implicit bias and microaggressions — and further offers key strategies for the promotion of equitable and empowering classroom spaces for all students.
Faculty can receive five points toward their training and innovation professional development total for successful completion of this workshop.
Dr. Joseph Flynn is the executive director for equity and inclusion and an associate professor of curriculum and instruction at Northern Illinois University. He is also a past-president of the American Association for Teaching and Curriculum. His teaching and scholarship focus on the intersection of multicultural and social justice education, whiteness studies, media and popular culture, and curriculum. In addition to his professional development work with schools and colleges in northern Illinois, Dr. Flynn has published scholarship related to the aforementioned topics and founded the three-day Social Justice Summer Camp for Educators at Northern Illinois University. Additionally, Flynn serves as an editorialist on Perspectives, a radio program on WNIJ, an NPR affiliate. Finally, Flynn published “White Fatigue: Rethinking Resistance for Social Justice” (Peter Lang, 2018), a book that considers the critical issue of the challenge to teach white students about race. The book has been awarded the O.L. Davis Jr. Outstanding Book Award from the American Association for Teaching and Curriculum.
This week’s Monday Morning Mentor topic from Magna Publications:
What Are Five Easy-to Use Technologies That Have a Big Impact on Learning in the Online Classroom?
Presentation date: Sept. 19, 2022 and on-demand for one week
View the presentation and access the transcript, handouts and supplemental material: https://mondaymorningmentors.com.
NOTE: You will need to enter the following password in order to view this week’s program: learning78.
Access to the programs in the Monday Morning Mentor series is restricted to members of the subscribing institution. Any unauthorized use or access, including sharing access with faculty and staff not affiliated with the subscribing institution, is prohibited.
This week’s Monday Morning Mentor topic from Magna Publications:
How Can I Use Everyday Interactions to Instill a Growth Mindset in Students?
Presentation date: Sept. 12, 2022 and on-demand for one week
View the presentation and access the transcript, handouts and supplemental material: https://mondaymorningmentors.com.
NOTE: You will need to enter the following password in order to view this week’s program: mindset53.
Access to the programs in the Monday Morning Mentor series is restricted to members of the subscribing institution. Any unauthorized use or access, including sharing access with faculty and staff not affiliated with the subscribing institution, is prohibited.
Monday, Sept. 12, 6:30-7:30 p.m. via Zoom
Registration
John Freml, Instructional Designer
The Canvas Gradebook is a powerful tool that can keep you organized throughout the semester and provide greater transparency for your students. In this session, we will explore Gradebook features in greater detail, including how to weight grades, different methods to incorporate extra credit, automating grades and using advanced assignments features, including rubrics, Turnitin, inline grading and feedback. Time will be provided for Q&A and discussion of particular grading issues in your own courses.
Note: Faculty can receive one point toward their training and innovation professional development total for successful completion of this workshop.
Thursday, Sept. 8, 2:30-3:30 p.m. in M2260
John Freml, Instructional Designer
The Canvas Gradebook is a powerful tool that can keep you organized throughout the semester and provide greater transparency for your students. In this session, we will explore Gradebook features in greater detail, including how to weight grades, different methods to incorporate extra credit, automating grades and using advanced assignments features, including rubrics, Turnitin, inline grading and feedback. Time will be provided for Q&A and discussion of particular grading issues in your own courses.
Note: Faculty can receive one point toward their training and innovation professional development total for successful completion of this workshop.
Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2:30-3:30 p.m. in M1174
Alex Barry, Director Student Success
Becky Miller, Professor, Psychology
Angie Gum-Miller, Professor, Mathematics
The LLCC Office of Student Success resurrected an Early Alert process during the fall 2021 semester. During the 2021-22 school year, we learned a lot from the process and are hopeful to engage more faculty in the process during the 2022-23 year! In short, Early Alert is when faculty can give alerts or kudos to their students during specific campaigns throughout the semester. When an alert is raised, the student and student success coach are notified, and the success coach reaches out to the student to provide support. The early alert process has been a great way to increase faculty, success coach and student communication. Any faculty are welcome at this workshop to learn more about how to participate in the early alert process.
Note: Faculty can receive one point toward their training and innovation professional development total for successful completion of this workshop.
LLCC Academic Innovation and eLearning is offering a number of relevant workshops presented by faculty and staff at LLCC, as well as two guest speakers, this semester. Dr. Joseph Flynn, executive director for equity and inclusion and associate professor of curriculum and instruction at Northern Illinois University will present the all-day session “Understanding and Addressing (Anti)Racism in Classrooms” on Sept. 30, and Dr. Vance Martin, executive policy advisor for accessibility at the University of Illinois Board of Trustees Office, will present “Quality Course Design Through Universal Design for Learning” on Oct. 17.
Other sessions include:
Please note that registration is necessary for each session. You can view the full schedule and register through the AIeL Workshop Portal page.