10th Annual CTLT Conference
Engaging Online Learners
Friday, February 5, 2021, 9:45am-4:00pm (Online)
Keynote Address:
Online Student Engagement
Dr. Bettyjo Bouchey, National Louis University
Online Student Engagement
Dr. Bettyjo Bouchey, National Louis University
Join Dr. Bettyjo Bouchey to learn about strategies to support your online pedagogy.
As faculty and students continue to navigate remote and online teaching and learning spaces, we are evermore curious about how we can bridge the virtual divide and create meaningful learning experiences that also create community. Be present, Be human, Be adaptable is a helpful motto to guide our approaches to teaching in virtual spaces. Our discussion will focus on this motto with emphasis on some key elements of each area that can enhance your remote and online teaching practice, as well as build more joy and fulfillment for you and your students, alike.
See Dr. Bettyjo Bouchey's full biography, follow her on Twitter at@DRBouchey, or visit her website, www.drbouchey.com.
Agenda
| 9:45-10:00 | Provost Laura Joseph, Karen Gelles | Welcome Remarks, Announcements, Winners of the 2020 CTLT Awards |
| 10:00-1100 | Dr. Bettyjo Bouchey | Keynote Address: Online Student Engagement |
| 11:05-12:05 |
Session #1 Michael Mastermaker Ellen Bartley Carly Tribull |
The role of Mixed Reality within the socio-academic COVID-19 undergraduate experience--results of a study. Great Expectations: Setting Up Students to Succeed. Weekly Discussion Posts--Do they make a difference? |
| 12:05-12:30 | LUNCH | |
| 12:30-1:15 |
Session #2 Brett McFarlane and Kimberley Collins |
CircleIn Demonstration of the student engagement platform and discussion of outcomes from Monroe Community College. |
| 1:20-2:00 |
Session #3 Chiara DeSanti and Samantha Somma Ebru Ulusoy |
COILing, or Online International Collaboration, from a faculty and student perspective. Tools to create interactions in synchronous and asynchronous sessions. |
| 2:05-3:15 |
Session #4 GozdeUstuner-Kal Yu Chen Jaime Hartless Christopher Adamczyk Noel Holton Brathwaite |
Optimizing student engagement in virtual learning environments. Engage students with the remote case debate in International Marketing course. What to do when students won't turn on the mic: Using OneDrive and Blackboard Chat to engage students. How assignments centered on notetaking play a positive role in keeping students engaged with content. Using digital annotation tools to improve engagement with texts and increase peer-to-peer interaction. |
| 3:20-4:20 |
Session #5 Katelynn DeLuca Christopher Iverson Jason Lotz Edward Plough |
Using verbal quizzes to encourage student interaction, increase participation, and create a student-centered classroom. Low-impact ways to use the principles of community engagement to encourage classroom engagement. Increasing student visibility through reaction videos. The role of physical performance in the remote classroom. |