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USG Teaching & Learning Conference: Best Practices for Promoting Engaged Student

USG Teaching and Learning Conference: Best Practices for Promoting Engaged Student Learning

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Lunch - Magnolia Ballroom - Sponsored by Smarter Services

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Interactive Keynote & Workshop - Dr. Todd Zakrajsek

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Thursday Lunch - Keynote - Dr. Houston Davis

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Social Reception - Hill Atrium/Pecan Tree Galleria - Sponsored by Blackboard

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Afternoon Break

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Morning Break

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Registration/Check In

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Morning Break

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Discussion Protocols: Keeping Your Students Accountable Through Engaging Conversations

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A Faculty Member, an Instructional Designer, a Librarian, and a Student Walk into a Bar: Conversation over the Best Practices for Designing and Delivering Distance Learning Curricula

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Comparing Academic Achievement Using an Open-Source Textbook vs. a Publishers Textbook

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Using Assessment to Critically Engage Student in Their Learning

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What Engagement Looks Like Through Free, Fun, Fabulous Online Tools

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Exhibitors

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A Review of Multiple Modalities to Create Robust Instructional Content and Improve Student Engagement

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Best Practices in Online Teaching and Learning: Perspectives from Leaders in the Field

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Digital Tools for Online & Regular Instruction

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eCore and the Opportunity for USG Faculty Involvement

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Blended Learning: The BlendFlex Model

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Preparing Critical Faculty for the Future: Agents of Change to Promote Student Engagement and Student Learning

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Open Educational Resources and Flipping the Classroom at the University of Georgia: A Case for Adoption of Pedagogical Innovations Within the Humanities

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Fostering Engagement Through a Faculty Academy for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning

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See It, Say It, Do It: Instructional Differentiation in Higher Education

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Creating a Climate for Success: Online Learning and Student Engagement

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Reading in the Disciplines: Using Digital Texts in Humanities Courses

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Small Group Problem-Based Learning Exercises to Advance Students' Critical Thinking and Scientific Reasoning Skills

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Registration/Check In

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Multidisciplinary Student Engagement Techniques: Lessons Learned from the Governors Teaching Fellows Program

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ALG Post-Conference Workshop - Transforming Your Textbooks

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Engaging Students with Library Materials: How LMS Administrators, Faculty, and Librarians Can Collaborate for Better Learning Outcomes

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Building Community in the College Classroom

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Innovations for Student Success: STEM and STEAM

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Promoting Students' Engagement Through Creating Open Educational Resources

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Using OER to Develop a Flipped Course Model

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Using Case Studies to Develop Students’ Critical-Thinking Skills

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Inquiry 1000: Question Everything.

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P24-Why You Should Include a Librarian in Your OER Project

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P25-Flipping The Classroom: Why Didn't I Do This Earlier?

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Textbook Transformation: Options and Outcomes

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OER Textbook Transformation with the University Press of North Georgia

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Electronic Media as an Effective Teaching Tool with FERPA Compliance as Guidance

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Flipping a Course Lesson into an eBook Chapter

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Alternatives to the Research Paper

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Tracking Trends and Transferring Knowledge: Exploring Innovative Technologies for Postsecondary and Transition Planning Success

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An Ounce of Prevention: Assessment and Engagement Data and Early Identification of at-Risk Students

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Combatting Textbook Costs with Digital Collaboration: The American Yawp as Case Study

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Using Civic Issues to Engage Students and Develop Critical Thinking Skills

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I've Got Georgia ONmyLINE: USG's Distance Education Search Engine

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Critical Thinking Made Memorable: Student-Led Active-Learning Presentations

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Using POGIL to Engage Students in the Classroom