Speed Dating with Learning Technologies (online via Zoom)
A matchmaking event where you "date" a range of technologies
Participants will have around 9 minutes to "speed date" (learn about) a specific tool or service before meeting their next "date." Each Zoom breakout room will introduce a resource of interest, and matchmakers (presenters) include staff from across UITS Learning Technologies and other key partners—including publishers and vendors of learning tools and digital courseware.
We look forward to helping you make a perfect tech match!
Getting Started with IU eTexts
Introducing Engage 2.0 (for IU Faculty and Staff)
11-11:30am, 2-2:30pm, or 7-7:30pm
Get a guided tour of the Engage e-reader interface, learn about its many features, and get resources to support your success with IU eTexts.
In this issue
- Considering the two Es, experience and environment
- A letter from the editor about this issue
- From Speed Dating to Teach, Play, Learn
- Anatomy of an effective active learning exercise
- Rethinking how we assign classrooms
- Active learning resource roundup
- Create meaningful engagement
- ICYMI: In Case You Missed It
Getting Started with IU eTexts
For students (registration limited to IU students)
11-11:30am, 2-2:30pm, or 7-7:30pm
Join this webinar to learn how to access your course materials, use Engage e-reader features, and get help if you need it.
Digital Gardener Summit
An annual gathering focused on digital literacy, digital creativity, and digital learning
Faculty from all IU campuses are invited* to join us at the 2024 Digital Gardener Summit, where we will explore generative AI and digital literacy—and take advantage of educational insights, networking opportunities, and hands-on workshops. Choose from two Summit locations: IU Bloomington on May 9 or IU Indianapolis on May 10.
* Note: Please feel free to invite peers from other institutions to attend as well. This year the Summit is open to participants outside of IU.
Learn more about and register for the Digital Gardener Summit.
Call for proposals: Teach, Play, Learn
An academic conference on game-based teaching and learning
The Teach, Play, Learn Conference is accepting proposals for presentations on real-life usage, empirical studies, and/or theoretical discussions of game-based teaching and learning. We are particularly interested in interactive workshops involving the best practices of teaching with games or playful elements in the classroom.