concordia:meetings:meeting-2021_08_26-orientation-ctl
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Concordia Meeting - Studio Arts Orientation
Thur 26th August 2021 = 9am
vice provost
covid rules
- physical distancing not required
- masked required
- if students refuse ask them to leave
- you can take off mask when teaching but keep 2m distance
- not requiring students to be vaccinated
when in doubt, ask your chair
be prepared to pivot
- show flexibility and provide accommodations with students
general advice
- Consult the fall guidelines
- accommodations should not change the learning outcomes for the students
- estimate student workload
- Lab for Innovarion in Teaching and Learning - call for proposals
Donna Goodleaf - Decolonizing Curriculum
- can look over course outline / syllabus to suggest how to include indigenous voices
- how to speak to the territorial land acknowldgement in your course in a meaningful way
- training sessions coming up in Sep
- donna.goodleaf@concordia.ca
JOhn Bentley - classroom technology
- Active learning
- new classrooms - everything on wheels
- Lightboard studio - write on an illuminated plate of glass
Alicia Cundell
- accessibilty in course - see other CTL workshop
- Moodle Accessibility Checker - looks over documents and makes new formats
COLE
- COLE - Concordia ONLine Exams platform
Anik De St-Hilaire - eConcordia / Knowledge One
- develpping fully online courses
- propose - why?
questions
- menti
- kahoot
- gathertown
- do I need to post all the details?
1. Communicate course learning outcomes and expectations. Post your course syllabus on Moodle as early as possible and include a list of assignments, readings, deliverables, due dates, and expected workload to help students improve their workload management strategies. Some faculty conduct a survey at the beginning of the course to get student feedback on course workload and expectations.
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