Welcome to our eLearning faculty guide! The purpose of this guide is to support you in both the digital (Canvas) and in-person classroom environments. Explore our resources and we look forward to engaging with you!
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eLearning will be on campus for many Thursdays throughout Spring quarter, so please come by and say hi, ask questions, and chat with us. We'll be in the faculty spaces visiting on the following days from 11am-1pm:
This form is for departments, programs, or individual faculty at Green River College that would like to request a pedagogical or technological workshop. All workshops will present evidence-based practices and are grounded in the science of teaching and learning.
April 19th (12-12:50): Annotate Pro
Cut down your grading time by saving frequent comments for reuse with Annotate Pro! Simple and efficient, you won't regret it!
April 22nd (9-10am): ChatGPT for Workload (Beginners)
Come learn how ChatGPT and other AI tools can help alleviate your workload as an instructor by helping craft assignments, feedback, lesson plans, and PowerPoints! Designed for beginners to generative AI.
April 30th (12-12:50pm): Digital Documents
Join this session to learn the difference between teams, sharepoint, and onedrive. You’ll also learn how to do different types of sharing of documents – view, edit, and/or downloadable or not.
April 30th (1-1:50pm): Annotate Pro
Cut down your grading time by saving frequent comments for reuse with Annotate Pro! Simple and efficient, you won't regret it!
May 1st (2-3pm): AI For Class Planning (Beginners & Intermediate)
Come learn how ChatGPT and other AI tools can help you develop lesson plans and activities! Designed for beginners & intermediate users of generative AI.
May 7th (12-12:50pm): OneNote
Join this session to learn about the possibilities of using OneNote – for yourself, for your students, and to stay organized!
May 8th (2-2:50pm): AI and Your Syllabus
Bring your syllabus to this session and we'll discuss how you may want to craft a statement to set AI-usage expectations in your classroom!
May 14th (9-10am): Canva for Canvas
Come create your FREE Canva Educators account and explore all the ways you can integrate engaging graphics into your Canvas course.
May 16th (12-12:50pm): Digital Documents
Join this session to learn the difference between teams, sharepoint, and onedrive. You’ll also learn how to do different types of sharing of documents – view, edit, and/or downloadable or not.
May 16th (1-1:50pm): Panopto Editing
Come learn some tips and tricks for editing your Panopto videos with ease!
May 22nd (2-3pm): AI Tools Playground
Explore different AI tools for all your professional needs!
June 5th (2-3pm): AI and Your Class - Help Determine Your Rules for AI
We'll explore different tools (non-AI tools!) to help you determine what and how AI is permissible in your classroom, and use those tools to help you craft a syllabus statement.