The annual Online Teaching Academy will be hosted by the Kossen Center for Teaching & Learning May 9-13, 2022. This program can be completed entirely online and is best suited for faculty at a beginner or intermediate experience level of online teaching.
The annual Online Teaching Academy will be hosted by the Kossen Center for Teaching & Learning May 3-7, 2021. This program can be completed entirely online and is best suited for faculty at a beginner or intermediate experience level of online teaching. No prior experience with online teaching is required. Registration is limited to the first 25 applicants. While all W faculty are encouraged to apply, priority registration status will be given to those who have not participated in a previous Online Teaching Academy.
The OTA course content will be comprised of information on best practice for designing a quality online course, ADA compliance and instructional technology tools that are available to help reinforce your teaching strategies. The course will be completed entirely online with no hybrid interaction required, and a modest $150 stipend will be awarded to those who complete the course.
Click here to register. For questions about the Online Teaching Academy please contact Dr. Sheila Morgan at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Join us and get ready for the new academic year! All sessions are open to all W faculty and staff. No preregistration is required.
Are you looking for a relaxing way to recharge your teaching this summer? Are you looking for new ideas to bring to your classroom, but aren’t sure where to start? Do you struggle to find the time to think about pedagogy during the hustle and bustle of the regular semester? The Summer Faculty Book Club might be just the solution you’ve been searching for!
This popular Kossen Center program is back with two new books on different topics related to effective teaching practices to pique your interest. This year’s book selections are Ken Bain’s What the Best College Teachers Do and Van Brunt and Lewis’ A Faculty Guide to Addressing Disruptive and Dangerous Behavior. Both have earned excellent reviews from faculty and CTLs across the country and are sure to stimulate discussion among the participants. Click Read More to learn a bit more about these two books and to register for either or both sessions.
The annual Online Teaching Academy will be hosted by the Kossen Center for Teaching & Learning May 13-24, 2019. This program can be completed entirely online and is best suited for faculty at a beginner or intermediate experience level of online teaching. No prior experience with online teaching is required. Registration is limited to the first 14 applicants. While all W faculty are encouraged to apply, priority registration status will be given to those who have not participated in a previous Online Teaching Academy. Click below to learn how the program has been improved and for registration details.
Join us and get ready for the new academic year! All sessions are open to all W faculty and staff. No preregistration is required.
Are you ready for the Spring 2019 semester? Join the Kossen Center for some development opportunities on Monday, January 14 before classes get underway on Tuesday! Catch a session on the best ways to set up online testing, drop in with your syllabus or technology questions, or spend some time working on your Canvas shells with other W faculty. As always, if you have a more specific question or development need we are happy to offer programming at a one-on-one, departmental, or college level. Click below to view the full Monday schedule.
Join the Kossen Center for Teaching & Learning and get ready for the start of the Spring 2018 semester! Along with these workshops, the Kossen Center is also available to provide pedagogical and technology sessions tailored to your departmental or college needs. Further details about each session are available on the other side of this handout. Click Read More to view the full schedule.
This year's Fall Development Conference will take place on August 21-22, 2017 and includes a variety of hands-on workshops, discussions, and presentations to prepare you for the upcoming academic year. Use the schedule below to help you plan your time, bearing in mind that your college or department may have scheduled an additional meeting during this period. Abbreviated paper copies will be available at commencement on the morning of Aug. 21, though the paper version will lack the brief explanation of the content for concurrent sessions.
The schedule follows below. All sessions are open to all MUW faculty and staff and no registration is required for any event.
Do you want to know more about the course management system supported by The W? Join us for Canvas Training. This workshop will cover the basics of the course management system supported at The W.
Location, McDevitt Hall and Face To Face in Reneau 401