Resources for Fall Instruction
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– Syllabus statements on attendance and mask usage for fall
Keep Teaching
Review resources for course planning for Fall.
Keep Learning
Find student resources for thriving with elements of digital instruction.
Instructor Support for Teaching
On-Campus Appointments
Select a learning technologist by location and availability. On-Campus Appointments must be scheduled 24 hours in advance. CETLOE will allow time between appointments to clean work areas. Instructors booking on-campus appointments should remember to bring their own laptops or other technology and a mask is a must.
Online Appointments
Select a time to meet with a learning technologist via Webex. Online Appointments are scheduled at least 30 minutes in advance.
Sign-Up For Your Online AppointmentNeed more help?
- Submit a help request to help@gsu.edu
- Search the knowledgebase for assistance with teaching and learning technologies
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Project-Based Learning
First meeting: Wednesday, Oct. 13th, 1 p.m. – 2 p.m.
Project Based Learning (PBL) is an approach in which students learn by actively engaging in real-world and personally meaningful projects. Students not only learn the content but also develop important skills such as critical thinking, making connections, collaboration, creativity, and communication. We would like to invite to our FTALC faculty across GSU who use projects in their classes and faculty who would like to introduce project-based learning but unsure how. PBL could be adopted in any discipline, and the scale of projects can vary significantly. Facilitated by Olga Glebova (Computer Science) and Kevin Hsieh (Art & Design).
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