The Spring 2023 Teaching Symposium is co-hosted by ITDS and OFE. This virtual faculty development event will kick off with keynote speaker Dr. Remi Kalir, an Associate Professor of Learning Design and Technology at the University of Colorado Denver School of Education and Human Development.  Dr. Kalir studies annotation as a literacy practice that facilitates social, collaborative, and digital learning. 

Agenda:

• 9:00-10:15 -- Fieldnotes From an Educator's Unlearning: Provocation and Possibility Keynote Presentation by Dr. Remi Kalir
• 10:30-11:20 -- Concurrent Sessions focused on Technologies and Practices to Promote Social Learning:
                 - Leveraging Social Annotation with Hypothes.is
                 - Mind Mapping as a Social Activity
                 - Let’s Get Social! Using Polling to Enhance Your Course
• 11:30-12:20 -- Concurrent sessions focused on Building Belonging in Your Course:
                 - Syllabus Tweaks to Signal Belonging
                 - Starting off Right: Cultivating Belonging from Day One
                 - Belonging Interventions
• 12:30-1:30 -- Lunch and Learn (Drop-In Sessions)
• 1:30-2:20 -- Replace or Invigorate the Lecture? Faculty and Student Views
• 2:30-3:30 -- Concurrent sessions focused on Course Design:
                 - Back to Basics with Canvas: Getting your Course Set up and Ready for the Spring in Canvas
                 - Exploring Student Engagement
                 - Level Up Your Canvas Course Design with DesignPLUS

For more details on each session, visit our 2023 Annual Spring Teaching Symposium webpage.

You will be invited into a Canvas community for this event where you will find instructions, resources, and links to join each of the sessions.  You may attend any / all of the sessions.