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  • learning skills to become more comfortable using technology (e.g., how to search the Internet effectively, using Web 2.0 like Jing or Prezi, advanced features of PowerPoint, etc.)
  • engaging in a course (re)design to enhance or renew
  • refining learning objectives to ensure they are measurable and observable
  • looking at connections between assessment/evaluation, teaching/learning strategies and learning objectives
  • gathering informal feedback from students throughout semester
  • exploring different assessment and evaluation methods
  • designing and offering out of class, authentic, experiential learning experiences
  • experimenting with new teaching and learning strategies that increase engagement and support greater learning
  • chunking class content for improved learning
  • making learning materials and class experiences visually, aurally, cognitively, physically, culturally and web-accessible
  • accommodating students with visible and invisible disabilities
  • working with International Education faculty, learn ways to support and enhance classroom for international students
  • techniques for building rapport with students from day one
  • trying new class management strategies for improved attention and engagement
  • supporting Indigenous knowledge and its place in curriculum, classrooms, and learning
  • incorporating different elements of Moodle into classroom learning (blocks, activities, discussions)
  • working with alternatives to PowerPoint such as using Prezi to present material in a more dynamic manner
  • using web-based learning tools in your class curriculum (e.g., MERLOT.org or simulations, interactive activities)
  • planning a mini-research project to explore a question
  • sharing teaching experiences and successes with others
  • composing questions to meet a variety of thinking and learning levels
  • employing wait time
  • improving student success with note taking, study skills, reading texts
  • modifying class activities to give students clarity and understanding of discipline
  • providing mini-clips or small videos explaining content to allow student to access