Upcoming CITL Events

2017 Digital Tools for Teaching and Learning

All events will be held in the Fairchild Martindale Library (8A E. Packer Ave)

8:30 - 9:00 Registration and light breakfast
9:00 - 9:15 Welcome by Robert Flowers (Deputy Provost for Faculty Affairs, Lehigh University)
9:15- 10:30 Lightning Round Presentations

Each talk will focus on the pedagogical support the tool provides; that is, how the tool supports learning outcomes rather than the mechanics of the tool itself.

• Lora Taub-Pervizpour "Building Digital Presence with Domain of One's Own"
• Corey Fischer-Hoffman "The Power of the Podcast: Teaching Students to Speak, Create, and Listen"
• Tim Clark, "Social Collaborative Annotation Tools: Hypothes.is"
• Rick Vinci, "Social Collaborative Annotation Tools: Perusall"
• Susan Falciani, "Shared Shelf: Bringing Digital Images into the Classroom"
• Greta Brubaker, "Extending Learning with Livescribe"
• John Black: "Collaborative Digital Mapping of Early Modern New England"
• Deep Singh, "Digital Scholarship through Collaborative Assignments using Scalar"
• Tom Sciarrino, "New Approaches to Engaging Faculty: The Digital Brew"
• Ilena Key:"New Approaches to Engaging Faculty: The Winter Workshop."
• Q&A

10:45 - 11:45 Production Workshop 1 "Student-created Digital Texts: Scalar" (Deep Singh)
11:45- 12:45 Lunch, with a selection of local craft beers and sodas

After lunch, a variety of Drop-in Sessions will run concurrently with the Production Workshops

12:45 - 1:45 Production Workshop 2: "Social Collaborative Annotation Tools: Hypothes.is and Perusall" (Tim Clark, Rick Vinci, Phil Hewitt, Steve Sakasitz)
2:00 - 3:00 Production Workshop 3 "Essentials of Audio Recording: Creating Podcasts and More" (Jarret Brown)

12:45- 3:00 Drop-in Sessions

• HTC Vive - virtual reality for education
• Geographic Information Systems (GIS) - mapping tools
• Juxta Editions - transcription tool
• LiveScribe - paper-based computer-enhanced notetaking
• Spark Board - presentation, conferencing, collaboration
• Design Thinking - tools and approaches for solution-focused thinking
• Lightboard/One-Button Studio - quick and easy videorecording

The Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning (CITL) will host a "Reacting To The Past" micro-workshop at Lehigh.  The workshop will take place in the CITL Classrooms and Commons in EWFM on May 17th, 2017 from 8:00 am -3:00 pm.  Faculty from the "Reacting" consortium will facilitate the workshop and walk us through a game simulation in the morning, followed by an interactive Q and A session in the afternoon.

Open to Lehigh faculty. Graduate students who are, or plan to be, in an instructional role are also welcome to attend.

Lunch will be provided. 

Additional Details:

If you are unfamiliar with Reacting To The Past (RTTP), it is a robust pedagogy developed out of Barnard College by Historian Mark Carnes.  Through subversive role play, RTTP promotes imagination, inquiry, and engagement as foundational features of teaching and learning across all disciplines in higher education.  In addition to being student-centered, the RTTP pedagogy consists of instructional undergirding that promote critical thinking, writing and presentation skills, argumentation, collaboration, and more. 

The pedagogy has been implemented at over 500 colleges and universities and is sustained by a large consortium (of which Lehigh is now a member) that develops two multiple annual conferences, administers grants, and offers consulting services.

If you have been searching for ways to enhance your teaching and your students' learning, RTTP could be a perfect fit.  

Space is limited for the workshop, so please use the link below to register ASAP.  A detailed agenda, along with some pre-workshop information will be sent out promptly.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact Jason Slipp at - jqs7@lehigh.edu, or 8-5343. 

Registration deadline extended to 5/12/2017

Join us for the 2017 LU Teaching & Learning Symposium! Topics, this year, will highlight new, interesting, and effective approaches to teaching and learning at Lehigh. We hope to disseminate good ideas and inspire others to try new approaches in their teaching.

• April 19 sessions will be held in the Roemmele Global Commons in Williams Hall.
• April 20 sessions will be held in the 5th-floor South of EWFM Library

See full schedule of events and presentations. 

Join us for a workshop on blogging in academia. With Lehigh's support of WordPress, it is easier than ever to build your own space to share your research, your teaching or comment on current affairs. This workshop will touch briefly on technical issues and then focus primarily on crafting blog entries and promoting your content. Lunch Included.