Upcoming Events

Class discussions, whether online or in person, provide an opportunity for students to think critically and explore ideas out loud, as part of an academic community. Discussions are also a strategy for formative assessment, through which faculty can gauge how well students understand course concepts, assignments, etc. In this session, Kristin Mann and Laura Barrio-Vilar ... ATLE Lunch and Event: Increasing Student-to-Student Engagement Online and In-Person Discussions

Google NotebookLM is a robust tool for teaching and research. In this session, Catherine Crisp and Brian Berry will provide a brief overview of NotebookLM's different components, share how they use it in teaching and research, and offer suggestions for how faculty can use it in their teaching and research.

Helping students to develop their own support network, whether in person or online, is essential for their academic success, confidence, and sense of belonging. Since the start of the pandemic, some academic programs have struggled to get their students back into their halls and knock on faculty's office doors. Student peer interactions and study groups ... ATLE Lunch and Event: Creating Student Communities to Enhance Learning