Unlock student potential by removing digital barriers. Learn how accessible course materials can enhance learning for all, including those with disabilities. Discover practical tips on using descriptive links, alt text, captions, and more to create an inclusive educational environment. Continue reading…
This fall, the Libraries Course Materials tool will appear by default in a new course’s Canvas navigation menu, helping to provide cost savings to students. Instructors can receive one-on-one assistance with course materials lists at any time. A virtual overview session will be held on August 30. Continue reading…
A team of staff and faculty across Academic and Student Affairs units have revitalized the Husker Student POWER framework for the 2024 academic year. The Husker Student POWER survey, a crucial student retention tactic, will open on Sept. 16 to all incoming and new transfer students. Continue reading…
The Center for Transformative Teaching's fall workshops provide a robust opportunity for faculty and instructional staff to refine their teaching methods, engage with emerging technologies, and foster inclusive and effective learning environments. All instructors and GTAs can participate. Continue reading…
Several faculty who struggled with unapproved AI-assisted work by students in the spring term asked the Center for Transformative Teaching about AI checkers. Nate Pindell, senior instructional designer, explains challenges of AI checkers, and shares additional ideas and resources. Continue reading…
The Center for Transformative Teaching and Honors Program have partnered to sponsor an institutional membership to the award-winning, pedagogical tool Reacting Consortium for use by instructors. These immersive, role-playing games can enhance student learning in a wide variety of disciplines. Continue reading…
Boost student engagement and learning with short, unannounced in-class quizzes using Canvas. Eyde Olson, senior instructional designer, shares how these "engagement quizzes" can improve attendance, provide retrieval practice, and allow for immediate feedback. Continue reading…
Research skills, data management, and working with Zotero are some of the new virtual learning tutorials available to the campus community this fall. Continue reading…
The E.N. Thompson Forum on World Issues 2024-25 season will explore the theme "Lessons from the Natural World." Faculty are invited to use the Amy Tan and Aimee Nezhukumatathil events in fall 2024 courses as required or optional activities for students. Continue reading…
The Career Services website has been revamped with enhanced navigation and resources for students, faculty, and employers. Fall career fairs will begin in September, providing students the opportunity to connect with over 300 employers across various industries. Continue reading…
Academic Technologies is launching two pilot programs this fall for faculty: one for Gradescope, an online grading platform, and another for testing accessibility checker tools. Additionally, the popular Learning Series will continue, offering weekly Zoom sessions on various technology topics. Continue reading…
Beginning this fall, the Digital Learning Center is implementing a single-attempt exam policy for finals week. Learn more about the new policy, as well as training opportunities and a weekend hours change. Continue reading…
Beginning this fall, the login process for iClicker Cloud will be simplified with single sign-on, enhancing security and efficiency. iClicker Cloud is the current iClicker service available for faculty and students, as iClicker Classic was deprecated last fall. Continue reading…