Faculty Events

Dear Faculty Colleagues,

Thanks to all of you who attended our February 3rd DOLCE about flipping a class using instructional videos. This DOLCE featured Professor Joseph Biello from the UC Davis Department of Mathematics.

Enjoy this short preview, and review the full recording.

Please plan to join us every first and third Friday of the month at noon (via Zoom) for forums like this one.

Dear Faculty Colleagues,

Before the pandemic made Zoom ubiquitous and home-recorded instructional videos commonplace, our colleague from Mathematics, Joseph Biello, had started sharing what he calls “really clear videos” in his Math 21D: Vector Analysis class, and then using class time to engage with students and solve math problems requested by the students. 

Dear Faculty Colleagues,

Thanks to all of you who attended our January 20th Faculty Forum about ChatGPT and how it might impact our teaching and our students’ learning.

Enjoy this short preview, and review the full recording.

Please plan to join us every first and third Friday of the month at noon (via Zoom) for forums like this one.

Dear Faculty Colleagues,

[Please join us this Friday, January 20th for a noon Zoom Faculty Forum on ChatGPT and other AI concerns.]

Dear Faculty Colleagues,

Thanks to all of you who attended our November 18th Faculty Forum, and special thanks to our friend Dr. Victoria Cross from the Department of Psychology. Dr. Cross led a thoughtful discussion about how we can encourage students to think about their thinking and learn about their approaches to learning.

Enjoy this short preview, and review the full recording.

Dear Faculty Colleagues,

Thanks to all of you who attended our November 4th DOLCE event. James Housefield from the Department of Design shared a thought-provoking talk about how his BYOM (Bring Your Own Mug) model for office hours came about, and what he hopes his current students get out of it. A few of Dr. Housefield’s students - past and present - attended and shared the value they found in the format of these office hours and the community that results.

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Dear Faculty Colleagues,

Dear Faculty Colleagues,

Thanks to everyone who attended our first Faculty Forum of the 2022-2023 school year. Below please find a brief five-minute recap of this insightful conversation as well as the recording of the full event for your viewing pleasure.

Dear Faculty Colleagues,

I’m writing to invite you to Friday’s Academic Technology Services Faculty Forum at which we will discuss ways that we can best instruct, inspire, and support our students during a time of ongoing change and pandemic recovery. We meet Friday, October 21st at noon via Zoom, and we hope you will join us.