Christopher Hammond, professor of mathematics at Connecticut College has diverse research interests ranging from real analysis to mathematical writing. Much of Professor Hammond’s research belongs to an area of analysis known as function-theoretic operator theory. While pure mathematics occupies a great deal of Professor Hammond’s attention, he also maintains an active interest in the liberal…
CFP: Digital Scholarship Fellows Program
The Digital Scholarship Fellows program supports faculty to scope and design scholarly digital projects, integrate aspects of the projects into courses and assignments, collaborate with student researchers and community partners, acquire new technology skills, and build websites for sharing scholarship in innovative ways online. A collaboration with the Office of the Dean of the Faculty,…
Fall 2024 AI Learning Community Update: Professors at Play
The AI Faculty Learning Community has already met twice this semester in Shain Library, and we’ve had some lively and engaging discussions! Given the high level of interest in the group and the fact that many colleagues are unable to attend due to scheduling conflicts, I’ll be sharing regular updates here on the blog. We’re…
Introducing Globally Networked Teaching Series
Globally Networked Teaching SeriesGlobal Learning Lab, Walter CommonsWednesdays, 1:15-2:15 | October 16, November 20, December 18Registration not required but welcome! Globally networked teaching is an innovative approach to education that connects students and instructors across borders to collaborate on shared learning experiences. By leveraging technology, globally networked teaching allows students from different countries, cultures, and…
CT Digital Scholarship Exchange Workshops
Two October workshops have been added to the CT Digital Scholarship Exchange series, a collaborative program of virtual workshops organized by Connecticut College and Trinity College. This semester we launched a new initiative to include guests from beyond our institutions to share digital scholarship projects and programming at institutions throughout Connecticut. All faculty, students, and staff…
Profiles in Open: Derek Turner
Professor Derek Turner teaches philosophy and is the director of the Goodwin-Niering Center for the Environment at Connecticut College. He is known for his engaging teaching style and dedication to making complex subjects accessible to students. In addition to his scholarly work, Professor Turner wrote and published an open educational resource (OER) titled Form and…
Register today for Friday’s SUNY COIL Academy
Friday, September 20th, 2024, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM ETClick here for the registration link The SUNY COIL Academy 2024 will focus on building and sustaining global community in higher education. COIL empowers students to recognize their agency to impact the world around them, creating a broader sense of well-being and purpose. Check out the schedule here.
Monday: Complete course prep with us!
Don’t forget to come down to the Technology Commons in Shain Library on Monday anytime between 9am and noon to “Get Stuff Done!” Instructional technologists and librarians will be there to act as thought partners, answer questions, and finish up your course prep for the fall semester. Get your Moodle site ready, consult with your…
Fall Faculty Learning Community: Practical Applications of AI in the Classroom
Library & Information Technology, Center for Teaching & Learning, and the Writing Center invite you to join a faculty learning community focused on the practical applications of generative AI to improve teaching and learning. Our goal is to collaboratively explore how AI can be integrated into your courses, and to support one another in rethinking…
Prepare for fall with Library & Information Technology!
Library & Information Technology is holding workshops and events in August to help you prepare for the fall semester! All events are online, except for “Get Stuff Done.” Click on the links for more information and to register.
