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Three lessons learned during the New Instructor Orientation Program (NIOP)

September 17, 2020Posted by ctliadminBlog, Collaboration, Delivering Content, Educational Technology, Learning Experience Design, Online LearningNIOP, collaboration, community, facilitation online learning, mistakes, teaching and learning, Zoom

Create a sense of community, turn tech flops into learning moments, and enjoy new possibilities for facilitating online learning.

Serendipity Project

September 14, 2020Posted by ctliadminBlog, Collaboration, Engagementserendipity project, SoTL, STAR grant

Any LC employee can apply to conduct SoTL research. Few do, but more should.

Flipped classroom activities

August 26, 2020Posted by ctliadminBlog, Delivering Content, Learning Experience Design, Online Learningflipped classroom, teaching strategies

The flipped classroom is a model that inverts the conventional structure of the classroom.

Best practices for educational videos

August 25, 2020Posted by ctliadminAccessibility, Blog, Delivering Content, Educational Technology, Learning Experience Design, Online Learning

Educational videos are a great way to engage learners and support them in achieving learning outcomes.

Conceptual understanding in course and program planning

August 25, 2020Posted by ctliadminBlog, Learning Experience Designcommunication, critical thinking, innovation, problem solving

Conceptual understanding allows for students to understand why a concept it important and how to use it in different contexts.

Writing good learning outcome statements

August 10, 2020Posted by ctliadminBlog, Learning Experience DesignCAF guide, learning outcomes, outcome statement, writing outcomes

A well written outcome statement can be tricky to write! This series of tools and resources will help.

Closing the loop

August 7, 2020Posted by ctliadminBlog, Engagement, Learning Experience Design, Project Managementdata collection, decision making, engagement, stakeholders

Closing the loop with clients and stakeholders builds trust and ensures that communication is flowing both ways.

Planning the journey

July 20, 2020Posted by ctliadminBlog, Learning Experience Design, Project Managementcourse development, design thinking, learning & development, learning experience design, project plan, project planning

Assess the lay of the land and determine the parameters around the learning challenge you’re trying to solve.

Formative feedback through Turnitin

May 20, 2020Posted by ctliadminAssessment, Blog, Educational Technology, Learning Experience Design, Online Learningassessment, canvas, critical thinking, formative assessment, problem solving, turnitin

While the reports can provide a quick snapshot for instructors of the amount of content that is matching, Turnitin goes beyond what you'd expect.

Top 5 tips for supporting learners with disabilities

May 13, 2020Posted by ctliadminAccessibility, Blogaccessibility, accessibility services, students with disabilities, supporting students, UDL, universal design for learning

Tips from an experienced access specialist.

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