Have you ever  wondered if there is a free and open-source program for qualitative analysis? The answer is YES! This session will introduce you to the basics of Taguette, a free and open-source program that can be used for organizing and coding qualitative data and working collaboratively with your research team.  Register for this event.

This session will focus on tools and technologies that help create dynamic learning experiences that cater to diverse learning needs and preferences. By utilizing integrated Canvas tools, such as Kaltura, YellowDig, and PlayPosit, and incorporating multimedia elements, we will present a systematic and effective approach to attain pedagogical excellence. Whether you’re an educator eager to revitalize your course materials or starting from scratch, this […]

This session focuses on (re)designing course syllabi to incorporate Community-Based Learning & Research (CBLR), a pedagogy that deepens student learning through collaboration with nonprofits and community organizations. Throughout the program, Faculty will learn how to synthesize a course’s learning outcomes to meaningful and equitable community engagement in the D.C. community.   In addition, we will share the new infrastructure […]