International students bring diversity, fresh perspectives, and unique challenges to our classrooms. But how well do we really understand their backgrounds, motivations, and learning experiences? Join our panelists, Drs. Elham Buxton, Sevilay Onal, and Te-Wei Wang for an insightful faculty training where they will explore:
Join Laina Haymes from Copyleaks for an in-depth demo of the new Copyleaks Overview tool. Laina will be able to answer questions about how this tool works and how it can impact grading experiences for instructors.
Meeting ID: 82531555326
Passcode: 264545
Documents can be submitted to uiscfe@uis.edu by the deadline April 11, 2025
We’ve all heard, "Student retention is everyone’s job.” But what does that mean? How does excellent teaching truly impact student success?
Join us for a dynamic conversation with leading experts in higher education as we explore the real impact of strong teaching, pedagogy, and student engagement on retention.
Join the Office of Digital Accessibility and the Center for Online Learning, Research and Service in the next installment of the Fix-It series. This workshop focuses on checking third party or external content for accessibility compliance. If you use YouTube videos or link to websites or documents outside UIS, including eTextbooks, this workshop is for you!
Meeting ID: 816 9660 5177
Password: 732122
Join the Office of Digital Accessibility and the Center for Online Learning, Research and Service in the next installment of the Fix-It series. This workshop focuses on using headings, styles, and color for formatting document structure. We'll cover steps to create accessible documents structures for all readers.
Meeting ID: 816 9660 5177
Password: 732122
Join the Office of Digital Accessibility and the Center for Online Learning, Research and Service in the next installment of the Fix-It series. This workshop focuses on creating accessible tables.
Meeting ID: 816 9660 5177
Password: 732122
Join us for an insightful webcast exploring the intersection of AI and accessibility in higher education! As AI becomes more integrated into learning environments, it brings both opportunities and challenges. We will be learning how to ensure equitable access for all students.
Join faculty and staff as they share their experiences in organizing and assessing high-impact practices. Following the discussion, learn more about the Title III HIPs Faculty Development Program and how it supports faculty engagement. This session will also highlight current assessment efforts across campus, providing valuable insights and ideas to enhance your own assessment strategies.
Join us for an informative workshop led by Dr. Sharma, who will discuss the importance of experiential learning in the realm of generative artificial intelligence (AI). The rapid growth of AI tools has transformed the educational landscape, making it essential for faculty to leverage both experiential learning and AI to equip their students with the cognitive and interpersonal skills necessary in this era of unprecedented technological advancement. In this session, Dr.