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    • Introduction to Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL)
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    • Evaluating the Impact and Effectiveness of Community-Engaged, Hybrid, Problem-Based Curricular Models
    • Fostering “Productive Struggle” in Classrooms and Tutoring Spaces
    • Developing Multi-faceted Inclusive Teaching
    • Praxis-Oriented Teaching in Graduate Education
    • Supporting Student Activism on a College Campus
    • Field-based Courses: Resources and Logistics
    • Digital Literacies for Connection, Creativity, Collaborating and Civic Engagement
    • Understanding Learning Motivation through Student Study Strategies and Obstacles to Studying
    • Self-Care is Revolutionary: Building A UWB Retreat for These Times
    • Effective use of Technology in Teaching Quantitative Business Classes
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    • The Open Web
    • Interdisciplinary Inquiry
    • Teaching with Vulnerability
    • Cultivating Trans-Disciplinary Capstones, Projects and Pathways
    • Conceptualization of emerging diversity in internationalization of the UWB Campus
    • Integrating Social Justice into Curriculum
    • Global Engagement through Collaborative Online International Learning
    • Growth Mindset and Social Belonging
    • Peer Mentoring Program within FYPP
    • Critical global health pedagogies
    • Using Video to Enhance Reflective Teaching
    • Participatory Design and Digital Badges
    • Addressing Sexual and Relationship Violence across Campus
August 17, 2019 Bryan White

EAB Navigate is a go!!!

July 18, 2019 Jody Early

Call for LC Proposals for 2019-2020!

June 13, 2019June 14, 2019 Natalia Dyba

Scaffolding activities in a COIL class

June 13, 2019June 13, 2019 Erick Lacayo

How can campus administrators best support student activism in higher education institutions today?

June 12, 2019 karenrosenberg2311

From Puzzles to Physics: How to Engage Students in Productive Struggle

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June 10, 2019June 10, 2019 Todd Conaway

Our Spark / ly Open Community

June 7, 2019 Ying Li

New Technologies for Teaching Business Students

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2018-19 Communities

  • Community-Based Learning and Research (CBLR) Pedagogy
  • Developing Multi-faceted Inclusive Teaching
  • Digital Literacies for Connection, Creativity, Collaborating and Civic Engagement
  • Effective use of Technology in Teaching Quantitative Business Classes
  • Evaluating the Impact and Effectiveness of Community-Engaged, Hybrid, Problem-Based Curricular Models
  • Field-based Courses: Resources and Logistics
  • Fostering “Productive Struggle” in Classrooms and Tutoring Spaces
  • Introduction to Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL)
  • Praxis-Oriented Teaching in Graduate Education
  • Self-Care is Revolutionary: Building A UWB Retreat for These Times
  • Supporting Student Activism on a College Campus
  • Understanding Learning Motivation through Student Study Strategies and Obstacles to Studying
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