TLTR Agenda for Wednesday, October 20 at 1 pm

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The TLTR will hold its next meeting on Wednesday, October 20, 2021 at 1 pm in our regular Zoom meeting location.  See your calendar invite for the link or contact Rebecca Davis.

Agenda

  • Announcements
    • Spring 2021 Courses loaded & default navigation
    • Zoom cloud storage purge of Spring 2021 recordings completed; recordings available in Panopto
  • Review of Themes from Feedback Document & Breakouts at last meeting
  • Intro to Digital/Data Skills/Literacy (Across the Curriculum/within a particular curriculum)
    • Overview
    • Breakout discussions
    • Debrief

TLTR Agenda for September 22, 2021 at 1 pm

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The TLTR will hold its next meeting on Wednesday, September 22, 2021 at 1 pm in our regular Zoom meeting location.  See your calendar invite for the link or contact Rebecca Davis.

Agenda

New TLTR members and Interim Co-Chair

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Welcome to these new TLTR Members for the 2021-2022 Academic year:

  • Bilal Shebaro, Natural Sciences
  • Curt Yowell, Arts and Humanities
  • Jonathan Hodge, Dean, Natural Sciences, Council of Deans
  • Jason Arellano, Information Technology Resources

In addition, since our faculty co-chair, Steven Fletcher is on sabbatical for Fall 2021, long time TLTR member Mike Disch has agreed to serve as the interim Faculty Co-Chair.  See the full list of members on the Members Page.

TLTR Monthly Meetings Fall 2021 Wednesdays at 1 pm

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Monthly meetings of the TLTR for Spring 2021 will take place on Wednesday, 1:00 – 1:50 pm in Zoom. Members should have the Zoom link in their calendar invite.  Contact Rebecca if you haven’t been invited yet.

  • September
    • Wednesday, September 22 at 1 pm
  • October
    • Wednesday, October 20 at 1 pm
  • November
    • Wednesday, November 17 at 1 pm
  • December
    • Wednesday, December 1 or 8 at 1 pm (we will poll members to determine final meeting date for the semester)

TLTR Agenda for Tuesday, March 23 at 2 pm

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February meeting was cancelled due to snow.

March Agenda

  1. Multifactor Authentication (Angela Svoboda)
  2. Communication of Critical Technology Outages (Communications and Support Subcommittee)
  3.  OIT Fall 2021 Planning (Discussion to gather needs)
    • Classroom technology to support Zoom in the classroom (hybrid model 1)
    • Informal learning space needs for students
    • Outdoor learning spaces
    • Ad hoc large classroom space needs
    • Professional development for faculty
    • Student Readiness Survey for Online and Hybrid

TLTR Agenda for Tuesday, January 26 at 2 pm

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  1. Greetings
  2. Announcements
    1. Multi-Factor Authentication required to access Banner Admin & BDM as of 4/24/21 (Workplace Announcement)
    2. Process for Backing up Zoom Cloud Recordings to Panopto
  3. Subcommittee Updates on any activities since November meeting (Optional)
    1. Burnout
    2. Digital Equity
    3. Online Learning
    4. Support & Communication
  4. Pilots in Process
    1. Graphics Tablets
    2. Faculty Teaching Circle Pilot with Edthena (Fletcher)
  5. Discussions
    1. Models for Stage 3 Instruction (Summer 2021 for Grad, Fall 2021 for Undergrad)
    2. Input on CTE & Instructional Technology Faculty Development Programming for Spring
    3. Question from Faculty Senate: What to do with the former HDE seat on TLTR?

Congratulations to 2020-2021 TLTR Pilot Grant Recipients

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Technology for Innovative Learning & Teaching Pilot Project Grants for 2020-2021 Academic Year

Visible Body Anatomy Atlas

Visible Body Anatomy Atlas

The Teaching, Learning, and Technology Roundtable (TLTR) congratulates the winners of Technology for Innovative Learning & Teaching Pilot Project Grants for 2020. (The projects are commonly referred to as TLTR Pilots.)  Projects have been or will be implemented in Summer or Fall 2020 or Spring 2021. In response to the conditions of teaching during the Pandemic, this year’s grants include projects that support online teaching and learning or socially-distanced teaching and learning.  Projects especially explore ways to use digital tools as an alternative experiential learning experience, such as the Visible Body courseware used to study anatomy seen at the right, or virtual reality simulations. Others explore the use of video to support teaching improvement, software for modeling complex dynamical systems, and methods for adapting online textbooks to local contexts, which will provide lessons for instructors making use of free digital textbooks and other open educational resources (OERs). This announcement combines the results of two CFPs, one in Spring 2020 and one in Fall 2020.  The winning projects for 2020 are:

  • New Ventures in Professional Development: Teacher Circles, Steven Fletcher, Associate Professor, Teaching, Learning, and Culture
  • VR in the Classroom – Online Teaching and Learning Strategies with Digital Immersion, Steven Fletcher, Associate Professor, Teaching, Learning, and Culture
  • Using STELLA to Model the Earth’s Climate, Gary A. Morris, Professor, Environmental Science and Physics
  • Improving Anatomy and Physiology studies using 3-D Models and Augmented Reality, LaKisha Barrett, Visiting Assistant Professor/Adjunct Biology, Biological Sciences
  • An Accessible Textbook Students Want to Access, Emma Woelk, Assistant Professor of German, Languages, Literatures and Cultures

To read abstracts for each project, please visit the 2020 TLTR Pilot Projects webpage.

TLTR Agenda for Wednesday, November 18 at 1 pm

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  1. Greetings
  2. Announcements
    1. TLTR Pilot Applications due 11/20/20
    2. December meeting for TLTR Asynchronous
  3. Casey Gibbs named Interim Library Director & Library Updates
  4. Zoom to Panopto Integration and Proposals for Managing Storage of Zoom Cloud Recordings
  5. Results from Priority Gathering and Feedback on Needs for Spring Semester
  6. Proposed Subcommittees
    1. Communication and Support
    2. Anti-burnout
    3. Digital Equity
  7. Summary and Instructions for December Meeting