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Social Skills: Teaching the Way You Love to Teach

Social Skills: Teaching the Way You Love to Teach

What teaching work do you love the most and how can you do more of it? In this blog post, we’ll see how one GSU professor revised her online course to bring more of herself and her fellow experts into their learning community. Working with CETLOE, Dr. Deirdre Oakley...
Ensuring Transparency in Authentic Assessment Design

Ensuring Transparency in Authentic Assessment Design

Authentic assessment allows faculty to scaffold student learning in a course by tapping into a student’s prior knowledge of a subject and building upon that knowledge through real-world applications of the concepts and theories presented in a course. Beginning in...
The Diversity Readiness Rubric: Talk the Talk Or Walk the Walk 

The Diversity Readiness Rubric: Talk the Talk Or Walk the Walk 

The Diversity Readiness Rubric: Talk the Talk Or Walk the Walk    The Diversity Readiness Rubric is a unique guide designed to improve our course designs at CETL. It articulates a robust set of standards for evaluating courses while expressing Georgia...
Staff Innovators Program: The SIPPLE Effect

Staff Innovators Program: The SIPPLE Effect

This spring marks the end of the Staff Innovators Program (SIP). SIP is a rigorous year-long program in design thinking that focuses on human-centered design. I had the great fortune to collaborate on this project with the indefatigable champion of innovation,...
Design Reflection: Fostering a (More) Socially-Just, Rigorous, and Caring Community in a 130 Student, Fully-Online SOCI 1101 Course

Design Reflection: Fostering a (More) Socially-Just, Rigorous, and Caring Community in a 130 Student, Fully-Online SOCI 1101 Course

Accolades and Congratulations Dear, dear CETL blog readers: I think that you should all join me in a big round of applause for Dr. Jung Ha Kim. Not only did she just finish teaching her first ever online course, but she also graciously, carefully, and caringly guided...