by Jared | Feb 8, 2023 | 03 - Module Design, 06 - Instructional Materials, Creativity, Design Notes, Design Suggestions, Instructional Design, learning experience design, Teaching
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...
by jjustice | Dec 1, 2021 | 02 - Course Planning, 03 - Module Design, 10 - Maintaining Transparency, Creativity, Design Suggestions, iCollege, Instructional Design, Learning Technology, LX Design Process, Pedagogy Bytes, Teaching
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...
by Abby | Nov 10, 2021 | 07 - Engaging Students, 09 - Learning Activities
If you work in higher education, you’ve heard about career readiness. But it’s not that easy to drop students into real world situations where they’ll put knowledge to work, while also supporting their learning. How Can A Course Immerse Students In the Real...
by Rubena Cela | Apr 6, 2021 | 07 - Engaging Students
After months of waiting and 2,483 miles of driving across the country, November 2nd was finally here. I was about to start a new job during a pandemic. Waiting to join my first Webex meeting at GSU, I took deep breaths and nervously sipped coffee in between. I was...
by jcleaver | Jun 28, 2019 | 01 - Program Planning, 02 - Course Planning, 03 - Module Design, 05 - Accessibility & Usability, 07 - Engaging Students, 08 - Fostering Growth, 09 - Learning Activities, 10 - Maintaining Transparency, Diversity, Social Justice
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...
by Sarah | May 14, 2018 | 02 - Course Planning, 05 - Accessibility & Usability, 07 - Engaging Students, 08 - Fostering Growth, 09 - Learning Activities, Social Justice
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...