group work
Collaborative Classrooms
by Dr. Miriam Horne, Associate Professor, Core; edited by Caroline Toy, CLT Collaborative classrooms provide benefits for student learning and... ... Read More
Getting Started with Google Sites
This page explains how to use the Google Site features we think faculty are most likely to need. To make... ... Read More
Developing Community with Breakout Discussion Groups and Other Group Work
Breakout group activities during synchronous class sessions can be a great way to build community, and although they require a bit more initial setup for video class sessions than in a fully in-person classroom, once you have the basic infrastructure in place, breakout groups are quite easy to manage. In fact, in some ways the management of virtual breakout groups is easier than in-person breakout groups. ... Read More
Creative Uses of Google Slides
If you are new to Google Slides, you will want to start with our Getting Started with Google Slides article.... ... Read More
Approaches to Project-Based Learning
Project-Based Learning Project-based learning is an approach that is designed to help students learn through interacting with and exploring real-world... ... Read More
Canvas Discussions
Canvas is Champlain’s primary tool for asynchronous discussion. While other tools are great (as long as you are using them... ... Read More
Teaching Strategies Overview
This article is intended to help you explore four key aspects of teaching: activating prior knowledge, teaching new content, developing... ... Read More