A brief recap of the second day of the Teaching & Learning Spring Conference. On May 10, we welcomed Michelle Pacansky-Brock, who gave a keynote on digital tools for humanizing learning. It set a hopeful, resourceful tone for our conference.
On May 10, approximately two hundred MSU educators gathered in Wells Hall to connect and learn about one another’s teaching.
A recap of the first day of the Teaching & Learning Spring Conference at MSU
by Blythe White with special thanks to Amy Martin.
The days between finals and the first summer term are a busy time for faculty and academic staff. In the past, many MSU units competed for academics’ time for their seminars and workshops.
Join us on Tuesday, May 30 for a hands-on workshop about designing rapid feedback cycles with Eli Review!
You can’t teach what you can’t see. So, what do you need to see in order to improve learning? And how can student peer review help you see your students’ attempts at learning?
Congratulations!
We’re sad to see our six 2017 graduates move on, but so proud of everything they’ve done for the Hub and MSU. Here’s a look back at their favorite moments, and a bit of advice for other students.
Much of the work at the Hub wouldn’t be possible without the support from our interns.
Leigh Graves Wolf, Assistant Director at the Hub for Innovation in Learning and Technology
The purpose of the Learning Design Strategy (LDS) at Michigan State University is to: inspire innovation, shape behavior, and guide decisions. The LDS, as it currently exists, is a set of heuristics which have been designed to help make decisions about how we design learning experiences that are shaped by our values,
Join us on Friday, May 12 for a panel discussion about Science Gallery!
What exactly is Science Gallery? And why is MSU’s partnership with Science Gallery to start a Lab in Detroit so exciting?
These questions and more will be answered at our panel discussion with Science Gallery International leadership.
By Teal Amthor-Shaffer, Director of Engagement; Caroline White, Learning Technology Designer; & Hanna Kielar, Engagement Assistant
One very important element currently missing from the Hub’s digital presence are the people on our team. If you follow us on Twitter or pay attention to #MSUHub, then you may have some idea of the talented crew working on our projects,
Tips to get you thinking about the role of audience when writing for a blog
Cross-posted on the Inside Teaching MSU Blog, this post (and the others in this “Blogging Tips” series) represents not only a newly-established relationship between the Hub and Inside Teaching at Michigan State University,
Learning is Adapting – Are You?
By Jerry Rhead, Director of Academic Entrepreneurship, MSU Hub
This article was cross-posted from rheadmore.wordpress.com.
The higher education learning landscape is continually evolving. Michigan State University and the HUB for Innovation in Learning and Technology strive to understand this evolution and inform stakeholders regarding the latest market intelligence and global program opportunities.
Meet the Student Innovation Team
Learn about the fantastic group of students helping the Hub tackle challenges in higher education
The Hub’s Student Innovation Team enhances higher education’s traditional model of project implementation by engaging student voices early in large-scale University challenges and opportunities. The team addresses challenges in curriculum and course development,