This workshop will facilitate discussion, exchange of information, and sharing of resources to make the most out of your introductory courses in the geosciences, including courses focused on geology, oceanography, atmospheric science, and Earth system science.

The workshop will include a series of web-based synchronous and asynchronous sessions, including presentations from experts, sharing among participants, on-line chat sessions, and time for guided individual and group work. A primary focus of the workshop will be the development of online resources for geoscience faculty and departments that address key issues in introductory courses including a set of examples drawn from participants' experiences. These materials will be published on the website for use by other faculty, departments, and partnerships. Participants will have time to create an action plan for modifying their course(s) and obtain feedback on this plan from other workshop participants.

This workshop builds on and moves beyond previous workshops on Teaching Introductory Geoscience offered by On the Cutting Edge. We welcome individual instructors who wish to enhance and improve their course, and we will also provide the opportunity for groups of faculty and instructors to come together to discuss overarching strategies for introductory courses within programs and undergraduate curricula.

Late applications still accepted. Cost is $200.

Registration Deadline:
January 13th, 2014
Type:
  • Webinar
  • Workshop
ATE Area:
  • Information and Security Technologies
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