Quick Take: Canvas Mastery Paths

Canvas Mastery paths allows you to deliver specific pieces of course content to students based on performance on a graded assignment, discussion, or quiz. It is particularly useful for asynchronous courses where you want to restrict access to content until a student can master prior content. Mastery Paths can also allow you to present remedial content to students who did not perform well on a graded item and can also be used to provide students with a choice of assignments as they pursue course learning objectives. Join us as we guide you through Mastery Paths for Canvas.

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Faculty Book Club: Creating Self-Regulated Learners

Join the Faculty Book Club where we will read and discuss, Creating Self-Regulated Learners: Strategies to Strengthen Students’ Self-Awareness & Learning Skills written by Linda B. Nilson. Dr. Kathleen Hagen will lead us through a review of each chapter and moderate a discussion of our experiences with each technique and how we might apply the technique in upcoming classes.

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Workshop on New Feature – Creating Engaging Video Paths in SharkMedia

Lights, Camera, Action! Would you like to create an interactive video? Sharkmedia has been enhanced with an exciting feature from Kaltura called Interactive Video Paths. Interactive Videos enable you to create a more personalized, “choose your own adventure” learning experience by adding choice-based learning paths to your videos. Interactive videos are well known for their ability to increase viewer’s participation, reduce cognitive overload, maximize retention, and provide real world learning experiences. This workshop will explore pedagogical tips and technology tools for assembling an engaging interactive video path through a step-by-step process that will help you to make your own interactive video learning experience for students.

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Save the Date! November 2nd and 3rd Teaching and Learning Conference

Mark your calendars for November 2-3, 2022, for the Learning and Educational Center’s Virtual Teaching and Learning Conference! This virtual conference is open to all NSU faculty, administrators, staff, and students who are interested in teaching and learning research and practice.  There is no cost to attend but registration is required. We will send out a notification later this month with a link to the registration form. In line with this year’s theme: Connect, Engage, and Inspire, we have a variety of presentations that focus on active learning and student engagement strategies, use of educational technologies, assessment, online teaching, and others. We hope that you can join us!

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Quick Take: Engage Students Using Microsoft Whiteboard

The Microsoft Whiteboard application allows instructors to create an infinite, collaborative canvas for fostering effective and engaging learning with their students. This tool is especially powerful when working with students for completing a variety of tasks through brainstorming and planning. In this quick 45-minute workshop you will have a hands-on opportunity to work with the Microsoft Whiteboard and learn how you can use this tool in your online or face-to-face classes.

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