Events
As part of the DigitalEd development initiatives for the ATU, a monthly webinar and workshop series is coordinated by the ATU Teaching and Learning Centre (Galway-Mayo). Check out upcoming events below.
Events
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LIS Lecturers Network Planning Meeting & Workshop
VirtualThe GMIT LIS Teaching Team will meet to share experiences and demo the new LIS online course suite. This is a closed session for the GMIT LIS Network. If you would like to attend the session, please email tlo@gmit.ie
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The 7 Wonders of Moodle: Taj Mahoodle
VirtualCreate your own thing of beauty in Moodle! The session will look at form & function of course design within the realms of LearnOnline, the GMIT Moodle environment. We will also introduce you to the OSCQR scorecard and how it can help steer and direct incremental change in your online course design.
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Implementing UDL in your Teaching & Learning Practice
VirtualUniversal Design for Learning (UDL) Digital Badge Recipients will showcase how they have embedded UDL into their teaching and learning practices at GMIT. Featured speakers include Laura Hegarty, Rita Woodings, Kathryn Briggs, Cormac Flynn, and Orla Skehill.
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The 7 Wonders of Moodle: The Grade Wall of Moodle
VirtualThis session will cover top tips for setting up and using Moodle Gradebook.
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Using the Class NoteBook
VirtualThe Teams Class NoteBook is a flexible and powerful tool for online teaching and colaboration. Learn how to get the most out of it.
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The 7 Wonders of Moodle: Petra-fied
VirtualDon't be Petra-fied of settings on Moodle, learn how to master them in this session
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Digital Teaching & Learning Orientation for New GMIT Staff
VirtualThis session is tailored for new GMIT staff members to learn about TLO services, Teams, Moodle, OneNote, and Gradebook.
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The 7 Wonders of Moodle: MCQ Picchu
VirtualThis session will cover developing MCQ with various question types on Moodle.
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Active Learning an Institutional Approach
VirtualRichard Beggs will give a brief overview of Ulster University’s institutional approach to encouraging active learning.
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