The annual Teaching TechXploration will be held on Thursday, Nov. 30, from 1:30-4:30 p.m. This virtual event is part of UFIT’s Tech Byte series and registration is free for the UF community.
The virtual, conference-style Teaching TechXploration format features short presentations–or lightning rounds–on educational technologies and solutions to teaching challenges. Session topics include:
- A faculty panel on AI’s impacts on teaching
- Adapting assessments with AI in mind
- Tools available within Canvas to enhance your teaching
- Podcasting as teaching and assessment strategy
- Feedback from faculty using Feedback Fruits, a group evaluation tool
- Resources and services from campus partners
- Requesting new teaching tools and grants to fund those tools
Instructors, instructional designers, and graduate students with teaching loads can all benefit from attending and learning about UF’s learning tools and services as you are planning for the spring semester. Once registered, you will be added to the Microsoft Team where the event will take place. Anyone with questions about this year’s Teaching TechXploration may contact UFIT’s Associate Director for Teaching and Learning Technology, Ryan Yang.