Attendees will learn how to be proactive in setting up a successful and safe online learning environment and how to respond to inappropriate behavior and communication. Additionally, attendees will learn the skills needed to help them succeed at Moraine.
Attendees will learn how to be proactive in setting up a successful and safe online learning environment and learn how to respond to inappropriate behavior. Additionally attendees will learn skills needed to intervene and engage with students of concern to help them succeed at Moraine.
Learn the college's new web-based early intervention tool. The goal is to identify students needing assistance and proactively provide them with support to increase their success particularly important in a […]
Learn the college's new web-based early intervention tool. The goal is to identify students needing assistance and proactively provide them with support to increase their success particularly important in a […]
Learn the college's new early intervention tool. The goal is to identify students needing assistance and proactively provide them with support to increase their success particularly important in a remote […]
Unfortunately, this workshop has been cancelled. We are hoping to offer it at a future date. Thank you.
This training will help those preparing to submit a PIE (Plan, Improve, Evaluate) Plan for FY22. At least one of each department's FY22 PIEs will focus on Equity. Training will […]
This six (6) week asynchronous course highlights options for saving students money by replacing expensive textbooks with low-cost or no-cost options. Along with library resources and other cost saving measures, […]
This workshop will share tips to help instructors be prepared, increase interactivity, improve efficiency and be transparent and equitable in their classes.
In this joint session offered by the Assessment office and CTL, faculty members will learn about assessment best practices and how to identify activities that satisfy the current common learning […]
It's on Us! The Moraine Valley community have the right to be free from all forms of sexual discrimination, harassment and misconduct. Learn to respond, refer and report misconduct.
In this session, participants will learn how to use Canvas tools to help know which flags/kudos to raise in Starfish and improve student understanding of any challenges
Need Accommodations?
Please submit accommodations requests through the CTL Contact Form, or call us at (708) 974-5347. Please provide a minimum of seven days’ notice.
Registration:
For instructions on how to register for any of the CTL’s workshops, visit our Training Opportunities and Proposals page.
