How do you keep a dialogue, discussion, or debate of challenging or contested topics productive, respectful, and grounded in evidence? Explore that question with colleagues from across our campus in a new program from UCITE and the Office of the Provost. You'll leave with a redesigned course, tested discussion strategies, and colleagues across disciplines to support teaching and learning through civil discourse.
Applications are now open for the AIDE TLC (Advancing Intentional Design for Engagement through a Teaching and Learning Collaborative). This program is designed to help faculty explore and apply the principles of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) in their teaching. Participants will develop strategies for creativing more flexible, accessible, and engaging learning experiences that support the varied strengths and needs of all students.
Join UCITE on Friday, December 4 for double the pedagogical fun! First up will be "AI in Praxis: Career and Vocational Prep," where we'll explore integrating real-world industry knowledge into your course outcomes to boost student career readiness. Immediately after, we'll have our UCITE Reunion (open to anyone who has attended a UCITE program or is interested in UCITE) -- complete with pizza and conversation.
