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This is a collection of resources on assessments that was a part of a workshop offering in the Summer of 2020. This workshop was designed and delivered by Amy Lockwood, Andrea Bierema, Becky Matz, Casey Henley, Dave Goodrich, Julie Libarkin, Michael Lockett, Nicola Imbracsio, Stephen Thomas, and Sue Halick.

In this playlist you will:
Differentiate synchronous and asynchronous environments.
Identify different kinds of online interaction.
Explore opportunities for building communities online.

A playlist of experiences and resources connected to "Teaching Multilingual Learners: An Introduction to Translingual Pedagogy" workshop developed and facilitated by Drs. Joyce Meier and Cheryl Caesar- educators in the College of Arts and Letters' First Year Writing program.

This is a collection of all the sessions presented at the 2021 Spring Conference on Teaching, Learning, and Student Success. You can continute the conversation by logging in with your MSU netID and commenting on articles here. To view the full presentation recordings, please return to the Spring Conference page on D2L.

note: you must self enroll to access this page.
http://bit.ly/2021SpringConfEnroll

Embracing diversity, equity and inclusion while developing and delivering programming and educational materials.

Applying best practices and adult learning theory to program design and delivery.

Getting Started with Teaching and Learning is offered to bring together educators new to MSU from across campus to explore and exchange ideas about quality and inclusive teaching, as well as find community among the large group of people who are engaged in the important work of creating the best learning environments possible for our students. The focus is to assist educators in developing practical materials that are needed for immediate use in their teaching and to best prepare them for their courses and work with students.

Some important points to enhance teaching practices