Join the Teaching and Learning Center as we showcase Office 365 – focusing on Outlook (email and calendar), OneDrive (cloud file storage and sharing), and Teams (similar to Zoom). During this training we’ll showcase how to: Register for this event
The federal deadline to ensure your course content meets accessibility standards is April 2026 — and we’re here to help you get there with confidence. 🎯 One-on-One Accessibility Consultations Now Available Meet individually with the Teaching and Learning Center staff to review your course materials, get practical tips, and ensure your content is fully compliant and inclusive […]
In April 2026, new accessibility legislation goes into effect, requiring all digital documents to meet updated accessibility standards. This training session will equip staff with the knowledge and tools needed to create accessible documents using Microsoft Office applications such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Participants will learn how to use the built-in Accessibility Checker, identify […]
In this Kahoot! for Schools Webinar, learn how to foster engagement with Kahoot! tools, templates, and features. Kahoot! experts will share strategies for building your first kahoot, exploring ready-made content, Kahoot! question formats, reporting resources. Take away tips, tricks, and tools to bring powerful play to your classroom, no matter what learning might look like! […]
The federal deadline to ensure your course content meets accessibility standards is April 2026 — and we’re here to help you get there with confidence. 🎯 One-on-One Accessibility Consultations Now Available Meet individually with the Teaching and Learning Center staff to review your course materials, get practical tips, and ensure your content is fully compliant and inclusive […]
In April 2024, the U.S. Department of Justice issued new regulations under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) that set enforceable standards for digital accessibility. With a compliance deadline of April 24, 2026, public colleges, universities, and other state and local education systems must act now to ensure their websites, mobile apps, […]
For colleges and universities, the promise and peril of GenAI has given way to an evolving set of expectations, practices and problems that individual instructors must daily confront. And while this new classroom reality is complex, there are already instances of GenAI enhancing learning and teaching—especially where openness and a willingness to adapt are present. […]
The question isn’t whether you need AI; it’s how to make it work for your institution. From hype to implementation, this session explores what works, what doesn’t and why. We’ll cut through the noise to show how AI can strengthen student success, streamline IT and digital operations, and enhance overall institutional effectiveness. You’ll hear how Carnegie […]
In April 2026, new accessibility legislation goes into effect, requiring all digital documents to meet updated accessibility standards. This training session will equip staff with the knowledge and tools needed to create accessible documents using Microsoft Office applications such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook. Participants will learn how to use the built-in Accessibility Checker, […]
Are students nervous to take your Non-Majors Biology course? Do they think science is hard or feel they aren’t good at it? Join Dr. Melanie Peffer, author of “Biology for Life,” for an interactive webinar to help students break this mindset. From failing her first college biology class to making it as a university biology […]
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