Events

This workshop will cover easy ways to make your existing documents accessible, as well as how to also create better looking and more organized “born accessible” documents.

Come learn about Zotero, a free, easy-to-use tool to help you collect, organize, cite and share your research sources.

Embedding the principles of peer education in classroom instruction can help students make the most of discussion, participation, and group and team work.

Learn how the digital accessibility tool, Blackboard Ally, can help ensure your digital course content meets GW accessibility guidelines and provides individuals with disabilities equal access.

Have you found that you have the spark of an idea for creating something digital to enhance your teaching and/or student activity, but aren't sure what to do next?

In this workshop we help you understand how to acquire social media for your research, focusing on Twitter.

This workshop will introduce participants to programming by using Python to focus on the basic concepts that all programming languages build upon.

Learn about creating assignments, submitting assignments as a student, and grading assignments.

This workshop will help you learn how to take notes before, during, and after class to help reinforce course material.

In this workshop, beginning learners will become familiar with the full video editing workflow from beginning to end.

Explore ways to enhance the student experience outside of the traditional classroom through Blackboard Discussion Boards.

This session will outline three research-based levels of design action to enhance academic integrity.

In this workshop we’ll talk about basic tenets of accessibility and usability, and walk through tools and tricks to better organize Blackboard.

Participants will gain an understanding of features such as text and voice chat, PowerPoint slideshow delivery, and desktop sharing.

Learn how to manage the Blackboard grade center and calculate grades.