Lunch with Lynn

Hey there! If you teach online, mark your calendar for the Lunch with Lynn Faculty Webinar Series!

45-minute webinars held via Zoom offered once a month throughout the year. Webinars include a variety of topics to support you in your role of online teaching and to improve student engagement and learning.
Intended Faculty Audience: Online/Adjunct/Full-Time/Undergrad/Grad

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Wednesday, September 14, 2022, Noon CT
Canvas Spotlight: Studio

Online students often comment that they feel alone on their learning journey in an online course. Let’s help your students feel a connection to your course by adding your voice! As the teaching professor of an online course, you have valuable expertise and a unique personality. Studio can allow you to explain difficult concepts, share real-world application examples, offer insights learned over the years in the field, and simply connect and relate to your students. Join Dr. Lynn Lease as she offers an overview of Canvas Studio and some recommendations for adding your voice to your online course.

Wednesday, October 19, 2022, Noon CT
Discussions with Socrates

Discussion forums are a big part of an online students learning journey, but they are only as effective as the group of students choose to make them. We can do our best to write thought provoking prompts that promote critical thinking and deep dialogue, but unless students engage in these forums, they are simply another assignment to complete. As the teaching professor, your engagement within the forums can make a big difference in student engagement and learning. Join Dr. Lynn Lease as she shares the Socratic Method and questions you can ask students to promote critical thinking, engagement, and deep dialogue.

Archived Sessions

Canvas Spotlight: SpeedGrader

Grading student work and providing valuable feedback and recommendations for improvement can be a time consuming and sometimes arduous task. The Canvas SpeedGrader provides some features to help you evaluate student work in a more time efficient and effective manner. Dr. Lynn Lease shares an overview of the SpeedGrader features and some valuable tips for providing meaningful feedback to your students.
Intended Faculty Audience: anyone who uses Canvas for grading student work
Presented 2/16/22

Personalizing your Pre-Built Course

As online professor at SNU, your course has been written, developed, and built by a team of specialists. As the teaching professor, you play a big part in the equation of a successful online course. You bring an additional level of expertise and your unique personality to the course. But how can you add this expertise and personality to the course? In this webinar, Dr. Lynn Lease provides some useful tips that will help you personalize your pre-built course.
Intended Faculty Audience: online faculty who teach a course built by the Center for Learning and Innovation
Presented 3/24/22