Delivering pedagogical strategies and insight for instructors seeking to learn how to teach College Introduction (COL-101) classes at Moraine Valley. The course will provide both new and seasoned instructors with ideas and guidance for facilitating assignments and class discussions related to the COL-101 course objectives.
This workshop will be an overview of FERPA regulations and how they impact everyone's daily interactions with students.
This workshops will demonstrate how to use custom sort and how to convert Excel data to tables to apply filters.
This workshop will demonstrate how to use the Outlook Web App to create calendar items and use the scheduler to invite others to meetings.
Virtual exchange, also known as Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL), Globally Networked Learning, or Telecollaboration, is a way for faculty and students to work collaboratively with students in foreign colleges and universities on projects and assignments. During this session, examples of virtual exchanges as well as opportunities for transnational learning will be presented.
This training is designed to help COL101 move smoothly into the new textbook while incorporating one of the courses new objectives, MVCC Technology. A course shell has been created to allow easy adoption of the material and get students and instructors comfortable with the online tools through the introduction of college life, success skills, and […]
The Teaching and Learning Community (TLC) is a public event organized and hosted during the fall semester by the CTL and the Library, which features short talks from staff, administrators, and faculty highlighting ideas and innovations. TLC seeks to fulfill the CTL’s mission to create a culture of learning by providing various professional development opportunities […]
Delivering pedagogical strategies and insight for instructors seeking to learn how to teach College Introduction (COL-101) classes at Moraine Valley. The course will provide both new and seasoned instructors with ideas and guidance for facilitating assignments and class discussions related to the COL-101 course objectives.
This workshop will be an overview of FERPA regulations and how they impact everyone's daily interactions with students.
Copyright in nonprofit public education is flexible, but becomes troublesome when using digitized media and online distribution. Librarian Lee Semmerling will present an easy-to-understand overview of copyright in education. Strategies for making the best choices in using other people’s material and presenting your own copyrighted work.
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