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A recap of the January 7, 2022 DOLCE by Dr. Andy Jones of ATS.
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Janine Wilson In the Fall of 2020, I taught four courses and created new assessments for each. My presentation will discuss key innovations in assessments given the various course levels and sizes…
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Maria Trnkova There are many benefits of having a collaborative study in class and it was crucial to offer group work during pandemic. On-line teaching taught us new skills that help to run group…
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This is a recording of the seventeenth lecture, recorded by Zoom
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Instructional Choices and Modifications: Video, Assessment, and Engagement In Spring 2020, Dr. Chamberlain taught a 400-student General Chemistry course using asynchronous lectures, synchronous…
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meter~, scope~, and spectroscope~ help us understand our simple ring modulator.
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Quick overview of content and structure for a background section of policy paper
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DOLCE - February 7, 2020 with Naomi Janowitz, John Goldberg, and Steve Faith. Hosted by Dr. Andy Jones.
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This is a recording of the workshop presented by Gradescope employees specifically for UC Davis participants on Friday, October 11, 2019. It is intended to be used as an overview of how Gradescope…
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The first DOLCE of the quarter
prompted thoughtful discussions about how faculty use technology in
their classrooms to support teacher presence as well as to make grading
easier.
Joe…
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