In May DOLCE
(Discussing Online Learning and Collaborative Education) three faculty presenters shared their thoughts on course design,
learning frameworks, and reflection about teaching remotely.
First a guest speaker from Boise State University, UC Davis alumna
Dr. Leslie Madsen,
IDEA Shop Director and Associate Director of the Center for Teaching
and Learning at Boise University, shared how she
integrated Universal Design for Learning (UDL) into a program for Boise
State faculty titled FLIP, or Flexible Learning and Instruction Plan. Then
Dr. Joe Anistranski,
Assistant Professor of Teaching from the Department of Human
Development & Family Studies, showed us how he uses video to
introduce students to learning frameworks and to the steps of creating,
assessing, reflecting and discussing in his Human Development classes.
Finally, Dr. Bettina Ng’weno,
Associate Professor in the Department of African American and African
Studies, will reflect on her remote teaching experiences, sharing with
us wisdom gleaned from teaching in the coronavirus era. Dr. Ng’weno
recently won awards for her teaching of undergraduates and her mentoring of graduate students.
