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Ongoing Announcements Mailing List Sign up to receive our monthly email newsletter, and be notified by email of Faculty Center events. Sign up...Interactive Techniques Muddiest Point Like the Minute Paper, but asks for the “most confusing” point instead. Best used at the end of the class session. |
Read the Faculty Advisories and use the H1N1 Lesson Plan for classroom strategies. Keep informed about H1N1 at UCF at http://www.ucf.edu/flu. The Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning is calling for the submission of proposals by UCF full-time faculty members who wish to modify a course with UCF’s Unifying Theme of sustainability, the environment, and global climate change. Faculty will participate in three workshops (6 contact hours) and will receive a $300 grant by completing several deliverables. Proposals are due 12/18/09. UCF faculty are invited to submit proposals for the 2010 Lecture Capture workshop series, which meets twice in Spring 2010. Faculty who participate in both sessions (up to 20) will be given a personal microphone-headset to keep. Proposals are due 12/18/09. UCF faculty are invited to submit a self-nomination for the 2010 Teaching with Technology grant. The faculty member selected for the university’s grant will also be UCF’s nominee for the Innovative Excellence in Teaching, Learning, and Technology award at the International Conference on College Teaching and Learning in Jacksonville, FL. Nominations are due 1/15/10. Faculty theater excursions! Come and enjoy conversation and the theater. Enter to win a free ticket... Up to ten faculty will participate in five workshops and a minimum of one individual consultation (18 contact hours): three workshops during the spring semester of 2010, one workshop during the summer semester of 2010, one workshop during the fall semester of 2010, and participation in the SoTL showcase in 2011. Grants total $1,000 for completion of the project deliverables. Student Research Week provides workshops and the opportunity to present and view graduate and undergraduate research at UCF in the Graduate Research Forum and Showcase of Undergraduate Research. More information at the UCF Research Week website. |



