Symposium: Advancing Teaching and Learning with Technology
Register now for in-person teaching and technology sessions, plus a livestreamed keynote about teaching with learning analytics.
The event features a plenary with faculty integrating virtual and extended reality into their courses, and concurrent sessions on tech topics. The keynote, with Lauren Marsh from the University of Minnesota and UITS’s Emily Oakes from Indiana University, explores the benefits and challenges of teaching with learning analytics. Unable to make it to Indianapolis? The keynote will also be livestreamed via Zoom.
Creating inclusive documents
Improve course accessibility by learning how to create inclusive cocuments with seven simple steps.
This session will provide a basic understanding of seven simple steps faculty can take to improve the accessibility of their courses and make changes that will benefit and include all students in the learning process.
Proposals sought for E.C. Moore Symposium on Excellence in Teaching
The IUPUI Center for Teaching and Learning is seeking proposals from instructors at higher education institutions across Indiana.
A key component of the 2023 E.C. Moore Symposium on Excellence in Teaching is the communication and sharing of new ideas in teaching and learning that promote engaging, inclusive, and equitable student learning experiences and student success. Proposals are sought for three types of sessions — interactive presentations, TED-like talks, and Show and Tell sessions — showcasing your latest endeavors in teaching. The 2023 E.C. Moore Symposium will be held Friday, March 24, from 9am to 12:45pm at the IUPUI Campus Center.
Technology training sessions
IT Training offers specific technology training sessions for classes and departments.
IT Training provides custom training sessions for IU groups and classes of 10 or more. Aimed at enabling IT skills that accelerate academic and career goals, common areas of in-person instruction include:
- Top 10 technology tips at IU (a great introduction to available IT resources)
- IU services, such as Canvas, Zoom, Microsoft OneDrive and Teams at IU, Google at IU My Drive, IUanyWare, and more
- Skills in popular Microsoft and Adobe applications
- Coding and web development skills
- "Think Before You Click" phishing training
- Digital security
An IT Training instructor can come to your class or group, or present via web conference.