PrintPosted on: April 30th, 2012 | by: Matt Kunkle | no comments
On Wednesday May 2nd, from 10:00-11:30am in A605, Fox’s Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning and the Management Information Systems department will be hosting a workshop which will reveal information and expertise revolving around iPad (or Tablet) use in the classroom. This workshop is for professors who want to move their classrooms into a more digital, collaborative, and engaging experience, or staff who want to stay informed of technological innovations in the classroom.
Discussion items include: the continued learning curve we are going through with the iPad Honors pilot; ‘Officially unofficial’ iPad app Wiki site with summary information on many apps; Recommended best standard ‘App package’; and Key Takeaway: A iPad inventory package that will save lot of time and get everyone comfortable with these new classroom tools.
Following this event will be the CITL Excellence in the Use of Technology Award Ceremony featuring the annual John DeAngelo Award presentation, with former Fox Associate Dean of Technology John DeAngelo attending virtually! Lunch provided by the Dean’s office. Please RSVP to mkunkle@temple.edu if you plan to attend.
Click here for TU Capture video of this workshop
Excellence in the Use of Technology Awards
Posted on: April 30th, 2012 | by: Matt Kunkle | no comments
This Wednesday at 11:30am in room A605 will the CITL will be hosting the Excellence in the Use of Technology Award Ceremony featuring the annual John DeAngelo Award presentation, with former Fox Associate Dean of Technology John DeAngelo attending virtually! Lunch provided by the Dean’s office. Please RSVP to mkunkle@temple.edu if you plan to attend.
Click here for video of the CITL Awards event.
Click here for Professor Pyser’s Prezi presentation.
Online Learning Peer-to-Peer Panel
Posted on: April 30th, 2012 | by: Matt Kunkle | no comments
Wednesday, April 25th in room A605 from 12:00-12:50pm.
As we talk more and more about evolving to the flipped classroom model in our online curriculum and making more asynchronous (on demand) learning opportunities available to our students before using shorter web conferencing (synchronous) segments to discuss what they’ve learned, understanding what good asynchronous content looks like will become more and more important. Come and hear Kathy Leeds Senavitis (MSCM), Guntram Werther (SM), Darin Kapanjie (STAT) and Kate Marshall Hall (HRM) discuss what they are doing now, how they’ve evolved and honed their skills, and how they each learned to teach online.
How to Teach Using the Case Study Method
Posted on: April 29th, 2012 | by: Matt Kunkle | no comments
Fox’s Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning and Fox’s own Arvind Parkhe from Strategic Mgmt., Steven Johnson from MIS, John McClendon and Kathleen Davis from HRM, and Mike F Smith from MSCM will be hosting a workshop entitled “How to Teach Using the Case Study Method.”
Students at Fox have long been recommending more Real-world Experiences and Case Analysis in the core and major curricula through their Student Senior Satisfaction Survey. As a result, Fox’s CITL is hosting a panel workshop to address all questions faculty may have about using Case Studies in the classroom, and to share faculty expertise and experience using the Case Study Method. Topics will include: why to use the case method; what encompasses a case study; small ripped-from-the-headlines cases, comprehensive Harvard and Ivey case studies and Fox Faculty-authored case studies.
Steven Johnson Characteristics of Effective Case Teaching PPT Slides
Arvind Parkhe Excel in MBA Parkhe.06.19.08_km
TU Capture Link for Case Study Workshop
Harvard Case Study Website: http://hbsp.harvard.edu/
Posted on: April 2nd, 2012 | by: Matt Kunkle | no comments
The next Fox Center for Innovation Teaching and Learning faculty workshop will be held on April 9th, 2012 in Alter Hall room 605 from noon to 12:50pm. Fox’s own Donna Murdoch, Associate Director of Virtual Instruction will be hosting guest presenter Neal Legler, Senior Instructional Designer, Utah State University. This workshop is meant to share what other schools are doing with their online business courses and will give you ideas about what might work in your own classes here at Fox. Donna and Neal will share the thinking process that should be taking place as you plan your online courses and activities, and Neal will show us actual courses done by his comprehensive online business faculty.
Lunch will be provided by the Dean’s Office. Please RSVP to mkunkle@temple.edu.
You have been invited to attend a Fox Capture presentation.
Presentation Details:
Title: Prototype Technology Classroom
Date: Monday, April 09, 2012
Time: 12:00 PM (GMT-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)
Duration: 00:47:00
Link: http://capture.fox.temple.edu/mediasite/Viewer/?peid=b9a98e796f3d437e83cbee3ba27390d81d
If you need to make special arrangements for your class captures throughout the semesters or if you have any questions, please contact Matthew Dampf via email at mdampf@temple.edu or by phone at 215-204-6634.
Posted on: March 1st, 2012 | by: Matt Kunkle | no comments
Wednesday, April 11, 2012: 7 pm – Reception, 8 pm – Roast. Temple University, Alter Hall $100 per person – Price of ticket includes a cocktail reception along with an open beer and wine bar. Tickets @ Liacouras Center ticket office or www.fox.temple.edu/dunphyroast
Mental Mapping: Teaching Students Integrity in Action
Posted on: February 16th, 2012 | by: Matt Kunkle | no comments
The next Fox Center for Innovation Teaching and Learning faculty workshop will held on February 29th, 2012 in Alter Hall room 605 from noon to 12:50pm. Lunch will be provided by the Dean’s Office. Please RSVP to mkunkle@temple.edu. Fox’s own Steven N. Pyser, J.D., Assistant Professor (Practice Track), Human Resource Management will be facilitating the following workshop:
Description: How do we give our students the tools to navigate a pressure-filled work and life environment that could lead them to behave unethically in the “real” world? Good communication about ethical issues helps, but more is needed to support and motivate them to become comfortable talking about ethical dilemmas and forming solutions. In this workshop, participants are provided with a road map of a new business and educational paradigm grounded in discipline and deliberate methodology. You will learn ways to design classroom activities and assessments that will help make our students responsible and ethical citizens in work and in society. PLEASE BRING A COPY OF YOUR SYLLABUS to “learn by doing” in an encouraging and supportive learning environment. Topics covered will include:
- Mental Mapping and Coordinated Management of Meaning (CMM) as applied pedagogy.
- Preparing leaders for tomorrow’s world through Ethical Intelligence.
- “Pracademics 1-2-3″ as transformative process for knowledge sharing and intellectual excellence.
- Understanding moral capitalism and moral patterns to improve ethical decision making and competitive advantage.
Posted on: February 16th, 2012 | by: Matt Kunkle | no comments
The next student Excel workshop will be held on March 13th from 2:00-4:00pm in A748.
Posted on: February 2nd, 2012 | by: Josh Sankey | no comments
A growing number of faculty and students across the world are using iPads to enhance teaching and learning. As a result, Fox’s Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning (CITL) is proud to announce that Apple representative Peter M. Bernard is coming to present on Teaching and Learning in Higher Education with iPads. On Monday, February 13th from noon-12:50 in Alter Hall Auditorium Lower Level room 031. Peter will demonstrate some of the interesting and innovative ways that faculty and students can use the iPad. This discussion will be especially pertinent after Apple’s recent announcement regarding its new iBooks app. Visit www.apple.com/education
Establish you Personal Brand and Leverage Twitter in the Classroom.
Posted on: February 2nd, 2012 | by: Josh Sankey | no comments
Fox’s own Steven Johnson will discuss how faculty and staff can use twitter to establish their personal brand, and how to leverage twitter in the classroom. Follow the CITL on twitter @FoxCITL, Professor Johnson @StevenLJohnson, and Fox @foxschool.
Materials: http://prezi.com/
TU Capture: http://capture.fox.
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