Reserve your spot at this year’s virtual Innovate conference on Wednesday, May 4, 2022. Join us for an opportunity to connect with fellow educators, administrators and tech industry professionals as we discuss emerging trends in teaching and learning with technology.
Innovate 2021 is going virtual. Join educators from across Ohio State and beyond for a half-day virtual conference on Wednesday, May 5, 2021 . This year’s theme is Transformed . We’ll explore how the education landscape has transformed in response to the global pandemic, and the significance of technology in the transition to remote education.
As you may be aware, The Ohio State University recently announced that it is suspending face-to-face instruction and moving to a virtual online classroom model, while temporarily canceling travel and campus events due to the international outbreak of the...
On Tuesday, September 24, students and educators across Ohio State gathered to discuss their personal experiences with CarmenCanvas. The goal? How to optimize the tool in your course to improve the student experience.
Student presenters from Undergraduate Student Government (USG) kicked...
Does your teaching style make students excited about learning?
Do your assignments encourage students to explore beyond the classroom? Are you a student who has experienced an exciting or meaningful experience in class? If any of these apply to you, why not share your stories with educators at...
USING CARMENCANVAS EFFECTIVELY TO IMPROVE THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE
Join us on Tuesday, September 24 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. in Pomerene 320 for the Innovate Fall Showcase (previously known as Faculty Showcase). We've teamed up with Undergraduate...
Ethan Zuckerman is Director of the Center for Civic Media, Associate Professor of the Practice, MIT Media Lab, and cofounder of the citizen media community, Global Voices. Ethan’s presentation at InnovateX will focus on students’ desire for social justice, coupled with their mistrust of political institutions. He will share how innovators around the world are harnessing that mistrust and channeling it into a force for change.
Shauna Chung is a PhD student in the Rhetorics , Communication, and Information Design program at Clemson University. Her experience as a first-year composition teacher has afforded her with opportunities to push and rethink the boundaries of traditional writing genres and to involve students as active participants in the creation and dissemination of meaning through digital technologies. At InnovateX , Shauna will share her expertise on digital storytelling and show how students can expand their modes of communication, build skills in a fail-forward environment, and use digital technologies for civic engagement.
