CETLOE Stories
Welcome to the Center for Excellence in Teaching, Learning, and Online Education at Georgia State University.
There’s no better place to start your exploration of teaching in the digital age! You can find monthly iCollege updates, course design suggestions, and faculty highlights. Interested in doing more with your course? Contact us so we can help you on your journey.
Learning Technology Updates for October 2022
We have several new updates to iCollege, Pulse, and Webex this month, including a new design and layout for iCollege Quiz Creation...
Learning Technology Updates for September 2022
We have several new updates to iCollege, Pulse, and Webex this month. See below for details, and please contact help@gsu.edu if...
Learning Technology Updates for August 2022
We have several new updates to iCollege and Webex this month. See below for details, and please contact help@gsu.edu if you...
iCollege Updates for July 2021
We are happy to share improvements and feature updates coming to iCollege on July 23rd, 2021. See below for details, and contact help@gsu.edu if you encounter any problems or have any questions. [learn_more caption="Assignments – Add categories in the New Assignment...
Accessible Design at the Forefront
Accessible Design at the Forefront How many times have you added content into iCollege only to receive the red Ally icon? On second thought, did you know that the red icon indicates accessibility errors? Of course you did! Well, hopefully, you also know that there are...
Passing the Mic to Students: The Importance of Student Feedback Sessions in the Design Process
We learn a lot about musical artists from their lyrics---their emotions through life experiences and even their struggles navigating life’s turning points. What’s special about so many classic songs is that the artists themselves were involved in the songwriting...
Starting Off on the Right Foot: Building Community in Online Learning
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...
Learning to Learn
The motivated, self-regulated, and engaged “expert” learner is what we want in our classrooms. We know they not only do better in our classes, they do better in their next classes because they learned how to learn. So, how do we go about reducing barriers that can get in the way of student metacognitive development, while at the same time setting up accessible and challenging learning environments?
Learning Technology Updates for March 2021
We are happy to announce the following enhancements to the learning environment at Georgia State: iCollege Quizzes -- Improved Copy Workflow Beginning March 26th, the copy functionality will be available on individual quiz drop-down menus. This simplified workflow...
A Wrinkle in Class Time, Part 1
Every student will spend time in a different way, but making some basic estimates can help you and your students to better navigate your course.
Teamwork Makes the Dream Work…With Some Help Along the Way
“Group projects make me understand why Batman works alone.” - Anonymous It’s no secret that students are often less than enthused about working with their classmates. We’ve all heard the horror stories: the group member that never shows up, the domineering leader, or...
What’s Your Story?
Does your course have a story to tell? A fruitful way to view your course is through the lens of narrative or story. No matter what the topic or discipline there is always a way to incorporate storytelling in course design. Embedding your discipline's concepts into a...
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