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Cancelled	CETL	CancelledStudent Engagement	Tue, 28 Sep 2021	10:00am - 11:30am	4/50	Richard Duijnstee, Instructional Designer & Acting Director Teaching & Learning Services & Emily Clark, Instructional Designer	How to keep your students from falling asleep during your classes? How to engage your audience in a meaningful way? How to design and create course materials that spark an interest in the topics at hand? This session will show you techniques and tools to grab your students' attention and keep them focused on the tasks at hand.	MS Teams Virtual Meeting	Nancy Fitzpatrick: nef@unb.ca
	CETL	Using Awards & Gamification in D2L Brightspace	Tue, 28 Sep 2021	1:30pm - 2:30pm	4/50	Jeff Mundee, Instructional Technology Specialist	(More advanced) In this workshop we will look at how to use restrictions, challenges, additional content, media, and news, with the Awards system which can give out badges and certificates for completing various criteria. Reward your students with something other than grades, offer optional time pressure, opt-in supplemental material. Drive it all with proven gamification methods like FOMO, loops, perceived randomization. Motivate them and enhance value for your students with no overhead for the instructor week to week by leveraging automation in D2L.	MS Teams Virtual Meeting	Nancy Fitzpatrick: nef@unb.ca
	CETL	Crowdmark	Mon, 4 Oct 2021	10:00am - 11:30am	2/50	Emily Clark, Instructional Designer	Efficient Grading and Feedback with Crowdmark. CrowdMark is a collaborative online grading platform that promotes unbiased grading and feedback and simplifies grading with multiple graders. In this session you will learn how to create and grade assessments using Crowdmark.	MS Teams Virtual Meeting	Nancy Fitzpatrick: nef@unb.ca
	CETL	Talking About Teaching Discussion Forum: (Academic Integrity)	Thu, 7 Oct 2021	2:30pm - 3:30pm	9/50	Various Presenters	Join colleagues from across UNB (both campuses) for an hour of discussion and sharing of experiences.	MS Teams Virtual Meeting	Nancy Fitzpatrick: nef@unb.ca
	CETL	Talking About Teaching - Alternate Forms of Assessment	Wed, 20 Oct 2021	2:30pm - 3:30pm	8/50	Richard Duijnstee, Instructional Designer & Acting Director Teaching & Learning Services	Join colleagues from across UNB (both campuses) for an hour of discussion and sharing of experiences.	MS Teams Virtual Meeting	Nancy Fitzpatrick: nef@unb.ca
	CETL	Teaching Hybrid Courses	Wed, 3 Nov 2021	9:00am - 10:30am	3/50	Richard Duijnstee, Instructional Designer & Acting Director Teaching & Learning Services & Emily Clark, Instructional Designer	Teaching to a student audience that is partly in-person and partly in a remote environment (such as MS Teams) requires some special attention, a little practice, and some guidance on what tools and teaching techniques to use to make both 'audiences' follow along, be engaged, and reach the learning objectives of your course. Digging deeper into the world of in-class technology, adding Streaming Stations, projectors and Teams into the mix, while also discussing alternatives that are more 'minimalist' in nature. A session for both the tech-lover and tech-hater.	MS Teams Virtual Meeting	Nancy Fitzpatrick: nef@unb.ca
	CETL	Talking About Teaching: Experiential Learning/Service Learning	Thu, 4 Nov 2021	2:30pm - 3:30pm	7/50	Rebecca McKay, Senior Instructor Math & Stats	Join colleagues from across UNB (both campuses) for an hour of discussion and sharing of experiences.	MS Teams Virtual Meeting	Nancy Fitzpatrick: nef@unb.ca
	CETL	Good Communication	Tue, 16 Nov 2021	1:30pm - 3:00pm	4/50	Richard Duijnstee, Instructional Designer & Acting Director Teaching & Learning Services	With education constantly changing and methods of delivery in flux, people might feel overwhelmed with all the options they have for teaching tools. This session explores ways to make sure we can teach while being less stressed and supporting our students in a positive way. We talk about strategies to keep things simple, clear communication techniques, and putting you and your students' well-being at the forefront. Bring your own ideas to share with your colleagues how you communicate with your students and mitigate stress!	MS Teams Virtual Meeting	Nancy Fitzpatrick: nef@unb.ca
	CETL	Alternate Assessment Methods	Wed, 17 Nov 2021	9:00am - 10:30am	1/50	Richard Duijnstee, Instructional Designer & Acting Director Teaching & Learning Services & Emily Clark, Instructional Designer	Join us while we explore the assessment types that will work best for your course delivery style. We will talk about which assessment method works for what type of course. Implications of using invigilation software like Repsondus are discussed. Explore ideas you might not have thought about for your course assessments, including oral assessments, assignments, group work, and much more.	MS Teams Virtual Meeting	Nancy Fitzpatrick: nef@unb.ca
	CETL	Talking About Teaching Discussion Forum: (Wrapping Up the Term)	Wed, 24 Nov 2021	2:30pm - 3:30pm	6/50	Various Presenters	coming soon	MS Teams Virtual Meeting	Nancy Fitzpatrick: nef@unb.ca
	CETL	Teaching Hybrid Courses	Thu, 25 Nov 2021	1:30pm - 3:00pm	3/50	Richard Duijnstee, Instructional Designer & Acting Director Teaching & Learning Services & Emily Clark, Instructional Designer	Teaching to a student audience that is partly in-person and partly in a remote environment (such as MS Teams) requires some special attention, a little practice, and some guidance on what tools and teaching techniques to use to make both 'audiences' follow along, be engaged, and reach the learning objectives of your course. Digging deeper into the world of in-class technology, adding Streaming Stations, projectors and Teams into the mix, while also discussing alternatives that are more 'minimalist' in nature. A session for both the tech-lover and tech-hater.	MS Teams Virtual Meeting	Nancy Fitzpatrick: nef@unb.ca
	CETL	Course Design Workshop	Thu, 2 Dec 2021	9:00am - 12:00pm	7/50	Richard Duijnstee, Instructional Designer & Acting Director Teaching & Learning Services & Emily Clark, Instructional Designer	This session follows a "workshop format", in which we will combine sharing information about good, solid course design with breakout moments for attendees to think about, discuss, and share viewpoints on the method at hand. You will come out of this session with a plan to implement the methods into your course(s). Modern day teaching uses a combination of asynchronous and synchronous learning tools, and sometimes requires teaching a class made up of both in-person students and remote students. We address various strategies and tools to use for different course structures (e.g. Streaming Station, classroom management, D2L, Teams, etc.). We will also offer a method for course design and implementing various teaching tools into your course design.	MS Teams Virtual Meeting	Nancy Fitzpatrick: nef@unb.ca
	CETL	Kaleidoscope Teaching Showcase	Fri, 10 Dec 2021	8:30am - 12:30pm	6/100	Various Presenters	CETL will bring together faculty members, instructors and others interested in enhancing the learning experience of UNB students at this teaching showcase.	To be determined	Nancy Fitzpatrick: nef@unb.ca

How to keep your students from falling asleep during your classes? How to engage your audience in a meaningful way? How to design and create course materials that spark an interest in the topics at hand?

This session will show you techniques and tools to grab your students' attention and keep them focused on the tasks at hand.

(More advanced) In this workshop we will look at how to use restrictions, challenges, additional content, media, and news, with the Awards system which can give out badges and certificates for completing various criteria. Reward your students with something other than grades, offer optional time pressure, opt-in supplemental material. Drive it all with proven gamification methods like FOMO, loops, perceived randomization. Motivate them and enhance value for your students with no overhead for the instructor week to week by leveraging automation in D2L.

Efficient Grading and Feedback with Crowdmark. CrowdMark is a collaborative online grading platform that promotes unbiased grading and feedback and simplifies grading with multiple graders. In this session you will learn how to create and grade assessments using Crowdmark.

Join colleagues from across UNB (both campuses) for an hour of discussion and sharing of experiences.

Teaching to a student audience that is partly in-person and partly in a remote environment (such as MS Teams) requires some special attention, a little practice, and some guidance on what tools and teaching techniques to use to make both 'audiences' follow along, be engaged, and reach the learning objectives of your course.

Digging deeper into the world of in-class technology, adding Streaming Stations, projectors and Teams into the mix, while also discussing alternatives that are more 'minimalist' in nature. A session for both the tech-lover and tech-hater.

With education constantly changing and methods of delivery in flux, people might feel overwhelmed with all the options they have for teaching tools. This session explores ways to make sure we can teach while being less stressed and supporting our students in a positive way. We talk about strategies to keep things simple, clear communication techniques, and putting you and your students' well-being at the forefront.

Bring your own ideas to share with your colleagues how you communicate with your students and mitigate stress!

This session follows a "workshop format", in which we will combine sharing information about good, solid course design with breakout moments for attendees to think about, discuss, and share viewpoints on the method at hand. You will come out of this session with a plan to implement the methods into your course(s).

Modern day teaching uses a combination of asynchronous and synchronous learning tools, and sometimes requires teaching a class made up of both in-person students and remote students. We address various strategies and tools to use for different course structures (e.g. Streaming Station, classroom management, D2L, Teams, etc.). We will also offer a method for course design and implementing various teaching tools into your course design.