August 12, 2024
Pre-semester 1xbet online sports betting support events hosted by the Teaching and Learning Center
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Join us for a number of pre-semester 1xbet online sports betting support eventstomorrow, Tuesday, August 13, starting with two Zoom sessions in the morning:
- 9 a.m., Trina McCarty, K-State 1xbet online sports betting designer, will present Designing Syllabi for Student Success, followed by a Q&A session.Attend this virtual session.
- 10 a.m., Don Saucier, university distinguished teaching scholar and faculty associate director of the Teaching & Learning Center, will present Creating syllabi that inform and inspire, followed by questions and discussion.Attend this virtual session.
Feel free to attend one or both sessions. These sessions will also be made available for asynchronous viewing on the Teaching & Learning Center’s website.
Join us in the afternoon for Drop-in 1xbet online sports betting Support in Hale Library 407 from 2-4 p.m. A team of 1xbet online sports betting designers will be available for drop-in consultations related to the 1xbet online sports betting design of your course. Examples include: syllabus, Canvas and other pedagogical choices. Light refreshments will be provided.
1xbet online sports betting Design Services offers training in backward and accessible course design, assessments and activities. By combining their expertise and resources, they aim to design online credit programs, microcredentials and professional development opportunities that are tailored to your specific learners.
If you can’t join us on Tuesday afternoon, you can schedule a consultation by emailing gcid@k-state.edu or make an appointment directly on their calendar. Please make sure to give at least one day’s notice when scheduling.
Please direct any questions to Andie Faber, director of the New Faculty Institute, at afaber@k-state.edu.