Dig Deep in That Sandbox!

Episode 2 of the Teaching in the CTEI podcast, hosted by CTEI, titled "Dig Deep in That Sandbox!" was published on April 30, 2021 and runs 35 minutes.

April 30, 2021 ·35m · Teaching in the CTEI

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Summary

In this second episode, CTEI staff interview faculty and students who have made the transition to Canvas learning management system. Faculty reflect on their own experiences and share helpful tips and recommendations for those now making the big move. The big takeaway...embrace the opportunity and dig deep in that Canvas Sandbox! Guest speakers include: Chef Kat Kessler, Former Department Chair, Baking & Pastry, New England Culinary Institute Chef Scott Richardson, PhD, faculty at Valencia College and Johnson & Wales University Dr. Monica Solinas-Saunders, PhD, Associate Professor, Indiana University Northwest School of Public and Environmental Affairs Joseph Ferrandino, PhD, Director, School of Criminal Justice, Ferris State University Claudia Pouravelis, EdD, Associate Dean of Enrollment Management & Student Engagement & Faculty member, Boston College Dr. Kristin Holland, former faculty, University of North Carolina Kyra Washington, student, Bradley University

Episode Description

In this second episode, CTEI staff interview faculty and students who have made the transition to Canvas learning management system. Faculty reflect on their own experiences and share helpful tips and recommendations for those now making the big move. The big takeaway...embrace the opportunity and dig deep in that Canvas Sandbox! Guest speakers include:

Chef Kat Kessler, Former Department Chair, Baking & Pastry, New England Culinary Institute

Chef Scott Richardson, PhD, faculty at Valencia College and Johnson & Wales University

Dr. Monica Solinas-Saunders, PhD, Associate Professor, Indiana University Northwest School of Public and Environmental Affairs

Joseph Ferrandino, PhD, Director, School of Criminal Justice, Ferris State University

Claudia Pouravelis, EdD, Associate Dean of Enrollment Management & Student Engagement & Faculty member, Boston College

Dr. Kristin Holland, former faculty, University of North Carolina

Kyra Washington, student, Bradley University

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