Learning Design and Technology

Have you ever wondered just how savvy your techno-wizard students are? This workshop for faculty and staff is derived from the popular IT literacy course IS 2101 Computers and Your World. Three modules comprise the course: 1) hardware and operating systems, 2) productivity software, and 3) networks, the Internet, and information literacy. Professor Jorge Pérez leads the TEaCH workshop through these areas, covering topics such as the Millennial Student, RSS feeds, wikis, Windows basics, BIOS settings, privacy, and wireless security. Attend this workshop and you will learn how to work more effectively with your computer and close the growing digital divide between faculty and students.

Have you ever wondered just how savvy your techno-wizard students are? This workshop for faculty and staff is derived from the popular IT literacy course IS 2101 Computers and Your World. Three modules comprise the course: 1) hardware and operating systems, 2) productivity software, and 3) networks, the Internet, and information literacy. Professor Jorge Pérez leads the TEaCH workshop through these areas, covering topics such as the Millennial Student, RSS feeds, wikis, Windows basics, BIOS settings, privacy, and wireless security. Attend this workshop and you will learn how to work more effectively with your computer and close the growing digital divide between faculty and students.

The workshop will present and discuss a variety of different assessment approaches that faculty can use to assess the teaching effectiveness and student learning which takes place within respective courses. The overall goal of the workshop is to substantiate the high level of student learning that we believe is occurring across the College of Science and Mathematics. Outcomes will assist attendees to identify and implement classroom assessment tools to assist you in annual reviews and subsequent T&P applications.

Exclusive workshop for College of Science & Mathematics faculty.

Have you ever wondered just how savvy your techno-wizard students are? Professors Jorge Perez and Meg Murray developed the TEaCH Workshops for faculty and staff from their popular IT literacy course CSIS 2101 Computers and Your World. Three modules comprise the course: 1) hardware and operating systems, 2) productivity software, and 3) networks, the Internet and information literacy. The TEaCH workshop touches on these areas, covering topics such as RSS feeds, wikis, Windows basics, BIOS settings, privacy and wireless security. Attend this workshop and you will work more effectively with your computer and learn more about the growing digital divide between faculty and students.

Have you ever wondered just how savvy your techno-wizard students are? Professors Jorge Perez and Meg Murray developed the TEaCH Workshops for faculty and staff from their popular IT literacy course CSIS 2101 Computers and Your World. Three modules comprise the course: 1) hardware and operating systems, 2) productivity software, and 3) networks, the Internet and information literacy. The TEaCH workshop touches on these areas, covering topics such as RSS feeds, wikis, Windows basics, BIOS settings, privacy and wireless security. Attend this workshop and you will work more effectively with your computer and learn more about the growing digital divide between faculty and students.