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Faculty Forward Archives

Archived Recordings
07/14/2021, 12:00 PM
Teaching with MS Teams
Microsoft (MS) Teams is an online collaboration platform available through JHU’s Office 365 license. It allows users to chat, hold discussions, share . . . links, images, and documents for collaborative editing.  MS Teams is  integrated  with Office 365 online applications, allowing for seamless collaboration for you and your students.
In this webinar, you will learn about the basics of MS Teams. You will find out  how to request a Teams site for your course,  post in a Channel,  and  set up a Team for your students to use. You will receive resources to help you as you begin using Teams.
Margo Williams
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07/09/2021, 12:00 PM
Faculty Forward Fellowship Presents Jeff Day, MD, MA
Jeff Day, MD, MA is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Art as Applied to Medicine, where he teaches Masters of Medical Illustration students . . . about usable design, animation and illustration. Previously, he was a digital media producer at the National Library of Medicine, creating explainer animations and multimedia prototypes to add to the online presence of MedlinePlus.gov. He has also worked as a science educator at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History and published the children’s book Don’t Touch That!, a cartoon guide to dangerous wildlife. Jeff earned degrees in Biology and Medicine from Case Western Reserve University prior to graduating with a Master of Arts in Medical and Biological Illustration from Johns Hopkins University in 2015. Jeff has received noteworthy scholarships and awards including the Alan Cole Scholarship from the Vesalius Trust, the Frank H. Netter MD Memorial Scholarship in Medical Art, and multiple professional salon awards from the Association of Medical Illustrators, including Professional Awards of Excellence in Animation.
This presentation will expand upon Day’s DELTA Symposium presentation “Broadening the message: Making videos more usable at Johns Hopkins University and beyond [DELTA Grant]” where Jeff Day, a DELTA Grant recipient, “will touch on his team’s work to promote and test accessibility and Universal Design for Learning using animated videos”.

Recording
06/29/2021, 12:00 PM
Scenario Based Learning Workshop
This workshop will explore the meaning of and provide examples of scenario-based learning for engineering environments. Participants will discover the . . . benefits of scenario-based learning and how to implement it into online courses to increase student engagement.
Diane Banner, Toni Picker
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06/23/2021, 12:00 PM
Want High Quality Student Papers? Partner with the Library to Improve Student Research Skills.
Our students have a wide array of resources available through the Sheridan Libraries to support their research. But students often don’t know where . . . to start. To help take away some of the mystery, the library offers a self-paced, research-skills module designed to be integrated into any existing course. The module was integrated into an EP course with noticeable improvement in the quality of research, and literature citing, conducted by the students.
Sharon Morris
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06/16/2021, 2:00 PM
Enhancing Your Course with OER
Open Educational Resources (OER) are ready-made learning materials that may be included in courses without any charge to the institution or students. . . . They include textbooks, videos, podcasts, websites, labs, and simulations. Using OER in a course can reduce development time and introduce high-quality interactive materials that will enhance student engagement. During this session, participants will learn what OERs are, where to find OER for the engineering and STEM disciplines, and see examples of high quality OER integration in Engineering for Professionals courses.
Diane Banner, Kim Barss, Sharon Morris
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06/09/2021, 12:00 PM
Effective Discussion Practices for Your Online Course 
Discussion forums are arguably an important part of the online course. They’re a platform where students can process the content, interact with each . . . other, and form collaborative communities that are key to successful online learning. Beyond providing the space for discussions, instructors must craft prompts, activities, and/or formats that are purposeful, interactive, and provide meaningful learning experiences. In this session, we will discuss tips and strategies that you can use to promote student learning and engagement in the discussion forums. 
Juliet Owuor, Olysha Magruder
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05/06/2021, 7:00 PM
Facilitating Active Synchronous Sessions in Zoom
Synchronous online instruction requires different approaches and tools compared to asynchronous online and traditional on-site course delivery. In . . . this session, we will demo features in zoom, and present active learning ideas to take your online synchronous course to the next level.
Heather George, Kim Barss, Toni Picker
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04/27/2021, 12:00 PM
Teaching with MS Teams
Microsoft (MS) Teams is an online collaboration platform available through JHU’s Office 365 license. It allows users to chat, hold discussions, share . . . links, images, and documents for collaborative editing.  MS Teams is  integrated  with Office 365 online applications, allowing for seamless collaboration for you and your students.
In this webinar, you will learn about the basics of MS Teams. You will find out  how to request a Teams site for your course,  post in a Channel,  and  set up a Team for your students to use. You will receive resources to help you as you begin using Teams.
Margo Williams
Recording| Available Materials
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07/29/2021, 2:00 PM
AEFIS Syllabus Overview
08/01/2021
BOOT CAMPTASIA PRO (Short Online Course)
Denille Williams, Ed Queen
08/03/2021, 12:00 PM
AEFIS Syllabus Overview
08/04/2021, 4:30 PM
Getting Your Course “Back to School ” Ready
Matt Schneider
08/11/2021, 12:00 PM
Blackboard Essentials
Ed Queen, Kelly Queen