What I Know Now, That I Wish I Had Known Then:Learning and Reflecting

March 3, 2018 Adjunct Faculty Conference Enhancing Our Community to Promote Access, Learning, and Success

Amelia Caldwell Sarah Greywitt

ROADMAPI. Introductions

II. Polling to get sense of who is here

III. What have we learned over the yearsIV. Sharing, what we have learned from others

V. Hands on learning activities

VI. Reflecting, what we are able to teach others VII. Feedback and questions

Who Are We?Amelia CaldwellAdjunct Faculty since 2016Business Tutor since 2018Westshore, West, MetroAmelia.Caldwell@tri-c.edu

Sarah GreywittAdjunct Faculty since 2009

Sr. Instructional DesignerWestshore CampusSarah.Greywitt@tri-c.edu

Who Are You?

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Amelia’s List1. Get involved 2. You are not alone3. Be open to feedback4. Leverage technology available 5. Blackboard tips and tricks

Sarah’s List1. Web 2.0 Tools – Free Tech 4 Teachers2. Blackboard Design and Mashup3. Aligning Course Outcomes4. Continuous Improvement5. Get Connected

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Think, Pair, Share: Learning

What do you know now that you wish you had known when you started teaching?

Hands On Learning

Think, Pair, Share: Reflecting

What is one thing you can teach someone else?

Questions & Feedback