Host: Megan Duncan This workshop introduces faculty to the essential features of Zoom for hosting synchronous online classes. Participants will learn how to schedule and start meetings, manage audio and video settings, share screens, use chat for communication, and navigate basic security options. Designed for beginners, this session provides practical tips to ensure smooth and… Continue reading Zoom Basics
Register for this event Host: Kacee Williams Get hands-on assistance with CSUN's Instructional Technologists to do a checkup of your Canvas courses. Refine your course and make sure you're ready to start the semester with success! Activities in the clinic may include: Add a video welcome message to your course, ensuring your students have access… Continue reading Canvas Setup Clinic
Register for the workshop Hosts: Herbert Serrano and Joyce Marie Brusasco Learn how to push the layout and design of your Canvas pages to the next level by using ChatGPT to create the HTML code for you. No previous experience with HTML necessary, consider this an introduction to "vibe-coding". You will need to be signed… Continue reading Canvas HTML with ChatGPT
Host: Herbert Serrano If you’re new to teaching or have never used Canvas, this workshop covers the fundamentals to get you started. Participants will learn how to navigate Canvas, upload files, create pages and modules, set up assignments and discussions, explore quiz basics, and manage the gradebook. Register for this event You will need to… Continue reading Canvas Basics
Host: Joyce Marie Brusasco Address AI in your course syllabi. This workshop provides faculty with practical language, examples, and resources for defining permissible and prohibited uses of AI. Participants will explore approaches for guiding responsible student use, ensuring academic integrity, and co-creating clear AI statements with their classes. Register for this event You will need… Continue reading AI Syllabus Statements
Host: Kacee Williams Get hands-on assistance with CSUN's Instructional Technologists to do a checkup of your Canvas courses. Refine your course and make sure you're ready to start the semester with success! Activities in the clinic may include: Add a video welcome message to your course, ensuring your students have access to your Canvas course,… Continue reading Canvas Template Clinic
Host: Joyce Marie Brusasco Address AI in your course syllabi. This workshop provides faculty with practical language, examples, and resources for defining permissible and prohibited uses of AI. Participants will explore approaches for guiding responsible student use, ensuring academic integrity, and co-creating clear AI statements with their classes. Register for this event You will need… Continue reading AI Syllabus Statements
Interested in writing accountability this fall? Join the Office of Faculty Programs and Initiatives Mondays this semester from noon to 1 p.m. For questions email Dr. Anne Choi at achoi@csun.edu. Register Here
Host: Kacee Williams If you’re new to teaching or have never used Canvas, this workshop covers the fundamentals to get you started. Participants will learn how to navigate Canvas, upload files, create pages and modules, set up assignments and discussions, explore quiz basics, and manage the gradebook. Register for this event You will need to… Continue reading Canvas Basics
Host: Mitchell Nagy Learn how to edit, annotate, and add on to your previously uploaded class recordings. With the key features from Panopto’s video editor and file management system, you can turn a recorded lecture or lesson into a prolific and engaging living document for your upcoming courses! Register for the workshop You will need… Continue reading Getting Started with Panopto
Host: Megan Duncan Get engaged with Zoom! This workshop will show you how to communicate and collaborate effectively during synchronous online lectures using Zoom’s interactive tools. Learn how to run polls for surveys or voting, collaborate on a digital whiteboard, encourage participation through reactions, and explore additional features to boost engagement. Register for the workshop… Continue reading Teaching with Zoom
Host: Kacee Williams Get hands-on assistance with CSUN's Instructional Technologists to do a checkup of your Canvas courses. Refine your course and make sure you're ready to start the semester with success! Activities in the clinic may include: Add a video welcome message to your course, ensuring your students have access to your Canvas course,… Continue reading Canvas Setup Clinic
Interested in writing accountability this fall? Join the Office of Faculty Programs and Initiatives Mondays this semester from noon to 1 p.m. For questions email Dr. Anne Choi at achoi@csun.edu. Register Here
Host: TBD Are you ready to eliminate grading confusion and frustration with just a few clicks? Join us for this workshop where we’ll unveil the secrets to a flawless Gradebook setup in Canvas! What’s in it for you? Navigate the nuances of assignment and quiz point values. Save time and headaches for both you and… Continue reading Canvas Gradebook Setup
Interested in writing accountability this fall? Join the Office of Faculty Programs and Initiatives Mondays this semester from noon to 1 p.m. For questions email Dr. Anne Choi at achoi@csun.edu. Register Here
Host: Joyce Marie Brusasco This hands-on workshop shows faculty how to use CSUN’s Canvas Insights for early alerts. Canvas Insights lets faculty provide support to students who need assistance and positive feedback to students who are doing well. Register for the workshop You will need to be signed into Zoom with your csun.edu or my.csun.edu… Continue reading Canvas Insights
Host: Kacee Williams If you’re new to teaching or have never used Canvas, this workshop covers the fundamentals to get you started. Participants will learn how to navigate Canvas, upload files, create pages and modules, set up assignments and discussions, explore quiz basics, and manage the gradebook. Register for this event You will need to… Continue reading Canvas Basics
Host: Megan Duncan This train-the-teacher-to-train-the-student workshop helps faculty give students an overview of AI. It covers the background of AI and the integrity of prompting, assignment use, ethics, and caution about when students should consider using AI. Faculty will have access to the slides to use in their classrooms. This session is catered specifically for… Continue reading AI Train the Trainer