Among National First-Gen Week activities at UNL will be a faculty symposium on Nov. 10 focusing on strategies for supporting first-generation students at Nebraska, including a panel of first-generation students speaking about their experiences on campus. Continue reading…
The Teaching and Learning Symposium on Nov. 17 will focus on the recent developments in technology and in society more broadly that have created new patterns of behavior and attitudes in both students and instructors. Continue reading…
UNL offers innovative courses during the upcoming three-week pre-session Jan. 2 to 19. Students can catch up or get ahead on their degree requirements, broaden their career skills, or take an ACE or experiential learning course before the regular spring term begins. Continue reading…
Applications are being accepted for 2024-25 Center for Transformative Teaching grants. Proposals must be submitted by Feb. 1, 2024. Full-time instructors and GTAs are encouraged to apply for the $1,000 awards. Continue reading…
The Office of Undergraduate Research and Fellowships will be sharing important updates to the Undergraduate Creative Activities and Research Experiences program with faculty on Oct. 25, students on Oct. 27, and staff on Nov. 3 via Zoom. Continue reading…
A team from the Center for Transformative Teaching is conducting a research study examining the effectiveness of the Digital Accessibility training in the Bridge portal at UNL. Anyone who has completed the training is eligible to participate in this study. Continue reading…
AI Exchange is a new open-access blog focused on the use of AI in teaching and learning at UNL. It will contain articles, essays, and tutorials, as well as publication summaries and reviews. Continue reading…
The New Quizzes pilot was launched in October. New Quizzes will be an option in Canvas for all courses beginning in January. Continue reading…
Academic Technologies will host video expert Jonathan Carrera, senior strategic development manager at Adobe, for Adobe Premiere Pro training on Nov. 30. Adobe Creative Cloud is available to faculty, staff, and students at no cost. Continue reading…
Faculty, staff, and students can now request apps from the Zoom App Marketplace. Continue reading…