Summer Institute
Welcome to Summer Institute 2023! We hope that you will register for our upcoming summer institutes.
Photo by Jordan Steranka on Unsplash.
Humanizing Learning with Technology
Our theme this year is Humanizing Learning with Technology. Each of the sessions in this institute is aimed at strengthening instructor presence through tools and design to better connect with learners.
- Dates: Wed, June 28 & Thur, June 29 (10 am – 3 pm)
- Attendance Options: Remote and In-Person
- Locations: *Salem Campus and remote via Zoom
- CRN: 18901 (register via My Chemeketa by June 9th)
* View session details for specific locations.
Lunch provided for in-person attendees in Bldg 8, Rm 117.
Participating faculty will receive a $300 stipend.
For more information, check out the Summer Institute Canvas Course.
Sessions
Each session in this institute is aimed at strengthening instructor presence through tools and design to better connect with learners.
- A Liquid Syllabus – Create a welcoming and friendly entry into your course
- Flip by Microsoft – Create and share video discussions
- Gamification – Injecting some fun into your course
- Getting Started with ePortfolios
- Creating Engaging Activities with Softchalk
- Digital Accessibility – What is it and why should you care?
Culturally Responsive Teaching & Learning
In partnership with Chemeketa’s Accelerated Pathways to Success (CAPS) grant, the Center for Academic Innovation is excited to offer full- and part-time faculty* a unique opportunity to deepen their practice with culturally responsive teaching and learning (CRTL). The Institute will also explore the intersection of universal design and culturally responsive teaching principles.
- Who: All instructors who wish to attend
- When: July 17-19, 9:00 am – 3:30 pm
- Where: July 17 will be remote
- Where: July 18-19 will be In-Person at Chemeketa’s Woodburn Center
- Register: via Google form by June 8th
We are especially pleased to welcome Jadi Omowale and Maura Hill from the Culturally Responsive Teaching and Learning program at the Community College of Baltimore County. They will facilitate the second day of the institute focused entirely on the principles, practices, and tools for culturally responsive teaching.
Participants may earn up to 18 hours at the curriculum development rate. Compensation is based on both participation and development of curricular materials.
*Part-time faculty scheduled to teach during AY23-24 are eligible for compensation. Classified staff who teach part-time must participate outside of their regular work hours to earn compensation.
Please submit your registration by 5 pm on Thursday, June 8. Seats are limited.
Questions & Support
The Center for Academic Innovation is sponsoring this professional development institute for Chemeketa faculty. Please contact academicinnovations@chemeketa.edu for questions.