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Contextualizing your course for a foi

1/29/2021

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January 29, 2021
9:00 AM - 11AM
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​As General Education Faculty, your classes will likely support a
Field of Interest (FOI) that is different than the FOI your AA/AS Emphasis degree is in. This creates an opportunity to contextualize your course to benefit students within programs in a FOI. Contextualization is a “diverse family of instructional strategies designed to more seamlessly link the learning of foundational skills and academic or occupational content by focusing teaching and learning squarely on concrete applications in a specific context that is of interest to the student" (Mazzeo, 2008, p. 3; see also Medrich, Calderon, & Hoachlander, 2003). 
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There is a range of contextualization, perhaps from one small stakes assignment to a fully integrated LC, and other models like a project across multiple classes.  This workshop will include whole-group interactive work related to contextualization in general and small group work to begin the process of contextualizing part or all your course for a FOI.  ​
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respondus lockdown webinars

1/14/2021

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Thursday, January 14 at 2 pm ET / 11 am PT
Tuesday, January 19 at 12 pm ET / 9 am PT
Thursday, January 21 at 3 pm ET / 12 pm PT
Wednesday, January 27 at 1 pm ET / 10 am PT
Friday, January 29 at 12 pm ET / 9 am PT
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LockDown Browser is a custom browser that prevents digital cheating during an online exam. Respondus Monitor is a companion product for LockDown Browser that deters cheating when students take online exams in non- proctored environments. Students use their own computers with a standard webcam to record assessment sessions.

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Want to learn more? Check out their upcoming webinar schedule. 

The CTLA will provide a follow-up Q&A on Tuesday, January 19th from 11:30AM -12:15PM and again on Thursday

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CGCC Virtual Convocation Part 2

1/14/2021

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Bypassing the Screen to Connect with the Heart
with Keynote, Alejandor Vilchez
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January 14, 2021
11:00 am -12:15 pm

Distance learning doesn't have to suck. With the help of Alejandro Vilchez, of AV Consulting, keep your virtual classrooms engaged through a variety of activities that will promote community building, dialogue, empathy, and critical thinking. Using principles of Restorative Practices this workshop is for those who want ideas and tools for keeping students engaged and participating in a fun but focused way.

Participants will walk away with the following:
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A case for building and strengthening classroom connection
Practical activities to initiate classroom conversation  
Tips for preventing and addressing challenging behaviors
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LOL @Faculty Convocation Encore

1/13/2021

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Survival Tips for Teaching Live Online
Wednesday, January 13, 2021
11:30AM - 12:15 PM
Join us as we navigate the uncharted waters of teaching Live online. We will share:
  • Tools that work
  • Tips for navigation, organization, facilitation, and more!
  • Opportunities to share and learn from colleagues
  • Ideas/strategies for engagement
Join Here: bit.ly/LiveOnliveLive

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cgcc virtual faculty convocation part 1

1/12/2021

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Self-Care for Faculty During Distance Learning
with Keynote, Dori DiPietro
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January 12, 2021
10:00 AM - 11:30 AM

Despite the endless preparation, last semester was tough for many of us. Whether it was compassion fatigue with our students, transitioning ourselves or our children to online classes, or coping with uncertainty and current events educators played an essential role. As we prepare for another semester learn some self-care strategies for faculty during distance learning with guest speaker, Dori DiPietro. Dori DiPetrio from MCC will offer strategies for Self-Care for Faculty During Distance Learning.

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Key Things for Faculty to Know About Fields of Interests (FOIs) and Opportunities for Faculty Engagement with FOIs

11/20/2020

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Recorded Friday 11/13/2020 (with parts of 11/12/2020 spliced in) in the Chandler-Gilbert Community College virtual environment with CGCC faculty and staff.

In "Key Things for Faculty to Know About Fields of Interests (FOIs) and Opportunities for Faculty Engagement with FOIs," Student Affairs staff and faculty presented information about the FOI framework and the specific FOIs academic disciplines connect to which will help faculty point students to FOI resources. Information about how Analysts (advisors) and Peer Mentors help students get in a FOI and program of study and strategies being used to assist them along the way was also shared. Faculty presented how to participate in a FOI Canvas course to connect to students, how to be part of the FOI team, and how a discipline can connect to other FOIs through contextualized General Education courses. Feel free to reach out to Chris Schnick, Dean of Arts and Sciences for more information: chris.schnick@cgc.edu.
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Virtual Week of accountability fall 2020

8/12/2020

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​Welcome to the first Virtual Fall 2020 Week of Accountability. As we navigate what feels like continuous change, we will focus on the fundamental skills and initiatives necessary for student success. All programming will be offered remotely and recorded. Through the use of technology, practicality and our social connections, we will serve our students and adapt to the changing times. For descriptions of these workshops & links please view the Week of Accountability Fall 2020 Schedule. Joining information for the sessions is also located below. 
Best Practices for Live Online Classes
Watch Recording
Password: 
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​Canvas Open Work Sessions
Watch Recording
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Cisco Webex Canvas Integration
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Password: 
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Co-Curriculars Virtual Office Hours Q&A
Recording: coming soon

Computer Basics (Mac & PC) and Where to Find Help!
Watch Recording
Password: 
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Concourse Syllabus Training and Open Work Sessions
Watch Recording
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LEAD FACULTY & DE SUPERVISOR CONCOURSE AUDIT TRAINING
Tuesday, August 18th, 9am - 10am 
Watch Recording
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Tuesday, August 18th, 2pm - 3pm
Watch Recording
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Convocation Q&A
Recording: coming soon

Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity Allyship (IDEA): Small Cohort Listening Sessions--Information Session​
Recording: coming soon

​One World Virtual Living Library
Recording: coming soon

Service Learning & Civic Engagement
Watch Recording

Student Rights and Responsibilities
Watch Recording

Writing Across the Curriculum Rubric Update
Recording: coming soon
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what encourages learning?

1/30/2020

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Minimizing Uncivil Behaviors in the Classroom
Fri. Jan. 31st, 11:30am - 12:30pm
Register in the ELC Select Enroll at the top right. 
Have you ever experienced uncivil (disrespectful) behavior/actions from a student? Have there been times that you, as an instructor, have been uncivil to a student? Within this workshop, we will discuss what incivility behavior may look like from students and from instructors. This will include overt behaviors and less noticeable uncivil behaviors. Also, we will discuss ways that we can be proactive and combat this type of behavior within this classroom environment.

Engage the Disengaged: Ideas to Transform Learning Using iPad Technology
Fri. Feb. 21nd, 11:30am - 12:30pm
Register in the ELC Select Enroll at the top right. 
Discover how iPad can create opportunities for student learning, design instructional content, take notes, share lectures, manage classrooms, interact with students, model abstract science concepts and much more. 

Dive Deeper Into Thinking
Mon. Feb. 24th, 2:30pm - 3:30pm
Register in the ELC Select Enroll at the top right. 
Where are your students on the path of understanding? Dive deeper with us and we identify how to help remedial students as well as push advanced students using depth of knowledge charts. 
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New Gradebook Training

1/8/2020

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Wednesday, January 8
10:00 - 11:00 AM
5:00 - 5:00 PM
Thursday, January 9
10:00 - 11:00 AM
5:00 - 5:00 PM

Canvas LMS released a new gradebook this Fall and will retire the old one January 2020.
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All Faculty Convocation

1/7/2020

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January 7th, 2020
5:00 - 7:30 PM

Faculty begin the semester with essential information from our College Administration and our guest speaker, Dr. David Garcia, an associate professor with Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College in the division of educational leadership and innovation. ​

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