Add your Feedback for Fall Faculty Retreat Plans
We are actively planning the Fall Faculty Retreat. Please add your feedback using our survey.
HubTalk Wants to Hear From You!
The Center for Academic Innovation’s podcast series, HubTalk, hosts conversations about pedagogy, accessibility, emerging technology, and other topics relevant to teaching and learning.
We are soliciting stories for exciting new episodes and hoping to get faculty involved in planning the topics for future recordings.
Please take a moment to answer a few questions.
Read our blog post “Zoom New Features”
There are several notable new Zoom features you will want to check out including expanded chat features, the ability to create breakout rooms based on polls, animated meeting reactions, and more.
Take a Look at this NISOD Webinar: “Five Strategies for Teaching and Reaching African American and Latinx Students”
Facilitator: Dr. Andrea Dardello
When: Monday, March 6, 2023 | 11am-12pm
Description: Community colleges throughout the nation are experiencing increased enrollment of African American and Latinx students. At the same time, these students graduate and transfer at significantly lower rates than their White counterparts. This disparity points to a need to not only teach, but to reach marginalized populations more effectively. This webinar elaborates on five ways educators can use restorative and culturally responsive teaching practices to reduce opportunity gaps for Black and Brown students.
FREE for Chemeketa faculty and staff. Create a NISOD account if you do not already have one. Use your Chemeketa address.
Link to register for the webinar
Participate in Open Education Week
Open Education Week (happening on March 6-10, 2023) is an annual celebration of the people and activities that apply open practices to education around the world.
Click here to read about how Oregon higher education will take part in celebrating this event.
Sign up for One of Our Winter Workshops and Training
Below is a list of online workshops offered Winter term by the CAI. These are self-paced workshops via Canvas. Please register via My Chemeketa. Click here for a complete list of all workshops and training with their descriptions.
Remote Workshops and Training
Difference, Power, and Responsibility Instructor Seminar – Module 1
- Dates: March 8 – 17 | CRN 64993 | Hybrid-Remote
- March 8 – 16 | Online
- March 17, 9:00am-12:30pm | Remote
The purpose of this first module of the Difference, Power, and Responsibility
Seminar is to:
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Model and share the expectations for designing and delivering a course designated as meeting the cultural literacy outcome of the Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer (AAOT) degree: Identify and analyze complex practices, values, and beliefs and the culturally and historically defined meanings of difference.
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Engage faculty in examining how difference, power, and responsibility impact the instructor-student relationship
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Engage faculty in active and experiential learning designed to promote critical thinking.
Online Workshops & Training
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UDL 1: Understanding the UDL Framework
Dates: December 15 – March 31 | CRN 64585
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UDL 5: Applying UDL to the Digital Classroom
Dates: December 15 – March 31 | CRN 64589
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UDL Capstone
Dates: December 15 – March 31 | CRN 64590
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eLearn Institute: Online Instructor Training
Dates: January 16 – March 31 | CRN 64546
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Hybrid Course Development/Instruction Training
Dates: January 16 – March 31 | CRN 64547
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Remote Instruction Workshop
Dates: January 16 – March 31 | CRN 56013
Additional Training Opportunities
In addition to the workshops listed above, we offer additional training and support upon request:
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Individual training for online learning, multimedia production, and other instructional technology.
● Customized training for small groups or departments.
For more information, please visit the Center for Academic Innovation website.