
On the Teaching Track
Insights on teaching, learning, & faculty development
3 Back-to-School Active Learning Strategies
I had the pleasure of being a guest speaker at IUB’s New Faculty Orientation to talk about active learning in my GenEd courses. I’m sharing 3 active learning strategies from this session and my classroom that you can apply to your courses this fall.
Why I Teach Book Cover Design (& How You Can Too with My Free Resource)
This week, I am wrapping up teaching an eight-week, online version of my “Putting the Lit in Literacies” Intro to Fiction course here at IU Bloomington. To celebrate the occasion, I want to share an updated look at one of my favorite summative assessments.
3 Digital Tools to Power Your Fall Course Design
Whether you are a faculty member looking for course design inspiration or an educational developer seeking new strategies to support your colleagues, we can all benefit from tools that can make the course design process more flexible, collaborative, and student-centered.
- Canva
- creative technologies
- Branding Your Teaching Excellence
- creativity
- career management
- philosophy statement
- discussion
- back-to-school
- Canvas
- walking the walk
- career documents
- active learning
- lms
- BYTE
- week in the life
- Adobe Express
- course design
- woman artist
- Women & Film
- digital portfolios
- creative women
- education
- evidence
- Interview
- reflection
- lesson planning
- multimodality
- honors curriculum
- OER
- NTT
- workshops
- poetry
- collaboration
- accessibility
- Elizabeth Taylor
- future faculty
- Hypothesis
- assessment
- Kate Chopin
- Notion
- creative confidence
- social annotation
- Publication
- close reading
- teaching award
- literacy
- Mary Blair
- learning outcomes
- Trello
- reading roundup
- Marilyn Monroe
- remediation
- SoTL
- icebreaker
- composition
- podcast
- design
- authentic assessment
- scholarly teaching
- Radio
- multimodal literacy
- women & tech
- cv
- service