Webinar

Digital Learning Innovations, a division of Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment, offers a series of Webinars designed specifically for online educators. These brief Webinars provide the latest insights and best practices in the field of digital education. Our sessions are interactive and engaging, providing opportunities for participants to ask questions and exchange ideas with peers at KSU. Whether you have been teaching online for a while or new to the field, our webinars can help you enhance your teaching skills, become more comfortable in the online course environment, and achieve better student outcomes. Join us for an enriching learning experience and take your online teaching skills to the next level.

Discover the webinars we offer below!

Rubrics Discussion

 

  • Using Rubrics for Grading Assessements

    Using Rubrics for Grading Assessments

    The webinar “Using Rubrics for Grading Assessments” will focus on how rubrics can help improve student performance and the quality of student learning.  During the webinar we will discuss how instructors can use the rubrics tool in D2L and can evaluate student assignments using a fair and impartial process to grade student work.

    • The webinar will also focus on how Rubrics can be a valuable tool to provide comprehensive feedback.  The target audience for this webinar is KSU faculty (part-and full-time) and other KSU staff who might be interested in how rubrics can be used in online course design and development.

    🕑 Session Duration:  1 hour.

    🏆 Digital Credential:  Souvenir ✅

    • Session#
      Begins
      Last date for registration
      No# of Participants
    • 1
      May 2
      May 1
      30
    • 2
      June 27
      June 26
      30
    • 3
      Nov 14
      Nov 13
      30
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    • Using Discussions Effectively in Online Courses

      Using Discussions Effectively in Online Courses

      The “Using Discussions Effectively in Online Courses” webinar session aims to demonstrate how instructors can effectively include discussions in their online courses by focusing on experiential learning that can help instructors and students create an online community of inquiry which promotes critical thinking and helps students become active participants in their own learning.  

      • The target audience is the faculty at KSU, part- and full-time instructors and anyone else who would like to attend. The objective of the webinar is to showcase how to include Discussions in an online course (asynchronous, synchronous or hybrid modalities), by using pedagogy practices backed by the Community of Inquiry Framework and evidence-based research.

      🕑 Session Duration:  1 hour.

      🏆 Digital Credential:  Souvenir ✅

      • Session
        Begins
        Last date for registration
        NO# of Participants
      • 1
        Apr 25
        Apr 24
        30
      • 2
        June 20
        June 19
        30
      • 3
        Nov 7
        Nov 6
        30
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