Are you looking for strategies to engage your student that you can begin using immediately without technology? This workshop will focus on no tech options to engage your students including collaborative and active learning techniques.
Members of the Moraine Valley community have the right to be free from all forms of sexual discrimination, harassment and misconduct, examples of which include acts of sexual violence, sexual harassment, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking. This session will give an overview of Moraine Valley?s comprehensive policy, including: reporting options, interim measures, investigation and […]
If you would like to improve student engagement, motivation and performance, this is the 'online' workshop for you! Thanks to strides in technology, 12 principles of student-centered, active brain-based methods founded in neuroscience are proven to trigger learning in engaging and exciting ways. Create memorable lessons in any area or subject! Explore brain-based: movement, five […]
In this hands-on workshop, participants will acclimate to the changes in Windows 10 and Office 2016.
Through demonstrations and hands-on experience, this training has been developed to provide an introduction to the quiz and survey features available in Canvas.
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 […]
Accessibility is an important aspect in the success of all students, especially those using Canvas. We will focus on utilizing the easy-to-use UDOIT tool in Canvas, which can help scan courses for accessibility issues and offer corrections. This session will allow time for you to scan your own classes, learn about accessibility issues, and receive […]
This workshop will share strategies to simplify module content and duplicate modules for consistency.
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.
This workshop will introduce existing online faculty to the Open SUNY Quality Review Rubric (OSCQR) standards to review and refresh online courses.
Today?s Internet offers a wealth of information for instructors, including free content to use with courses. This session will focus on finding various sources of media and other instructional content that can be used to engage students.
Members of the Moraine Valley community have the right to be free from all forms of sexual discrimination, harassment and misconduct, examples of which include acts of sexual violence, sexual harassment, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking. This session will give an overview of Moraine Valley?s comprehensive policy, including: reporting options, interim measures, investigation and […]
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