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The Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning (CATL) is excited to partner with Lisa Lamson, assistant teaching professor in Humanities and 2022-23 EDI Consultant, to offer an upcoming workshop titled, “Unpacking the...
What language practices do your students bring to our UW-Green Bay community? How do you value and sustain those language practices in your classrooms and other interactions with students? Join Prof. Cory Mathieu, 2022-23...
UW-Green Bay Libraries, CATL, The Learning Center, and UW-Green Bay faculty are all coming together to offer a series of three workshops on machine generated content applications and artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT...
Please mark your calendar for the CATL Instructional Designer virtual open forums the week of February 13. The candidates: John Bragelman – Resume Monday, February 13, 10:15-11 a.m. – Open forum Live Stream Christopher...
UW-Green Bay Libraries, CATL, The Learning Center, and UW-Green Bay faculty are all coming together to offer a series of three workshops on machine generated content applications and artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT...
The Cofrin School of Business is excited to announce that with support from CATL, it’s hosting a workshop on ChatGPT! All UW-Green Bay faculty and staff are invited to join CSB faculty in this...
Register to attend the 2023 Instructional Development Institute (IDI) on Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2023. The IDI is a free, one-day virtual teaching conference that will feature live presentations, panels, and roundtable discussions on the...
Register to attend the 2023 Instructional Development Institute: Cultivating Student Success! The IDI will be a one-day online conference on Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2023, and will feature live presentations, panels, and workshops that explore...
Registration to attend the 2023 Instruction Development Institute: Cultivating Student Success is now open! The IDI will be a one-day completely virtual conference on Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2023, and will feature live presentations, panels,...
The national publication Inside Higher Ed recently recently ran a story on reimagining the course syllabus. In particular, the article focused on “liquid syllabi,” which are digital, mobile-friendly and designed to support student success...
