Using WebEx to Enable Students to Screen-Share for Teaching Econometrics
Professor Jeffrey Zabel used WebEx in class to enable graduate students to “screen-share” with one another, as part of teaching
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Year: 2017
Materials from the 2017 University-Wide Teaching Conference
Thank you to everyone who attended the Tufts 2017 University-Wide Teaching Conference, Fostering Active and Collaborative Learning Environments: From Design
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Congratulations to the 2017 Teaching with Technology Award Winners
Held annually in the spring, the Teaching with Technology Awards program invites students from all Tufts schools to nominate instructors
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Register for the University-Wide Teaching Conference
The theme for this year’s conference is Fostering Active and Collaborative Learning Environments: From Design to Assessment.
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Blended Learning: A Faculty Member’s Experience
By Amanda Cegielski, Educational Technology Specialist, Tufts Technology Services Sabrina Kurtz-Rossi is the Assistant Professor of Public Health and Community
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Educational Technology Services is accepting proposals for the Fall 2017 Instructional Technology Exploration Program (ITEP). ITEP offers faculty an honorarium and 1:1
Read moreNavigating Ethical Waters in the Classroom
By Donna Qualters, Director, CELT Should teachers strike? How should government balance privacy rights with national security? Should companies value
Read morePreparing for Winter Weather and Campus Closures
That dreaded word – “nor’easter” – is in tomorrow’s weather forecast, along with 6-12 inches of snow. You may already
Read moreIncorporating Technology to Provide Students with “Baby Step” Skill Development Practice
By Sara Folta, Associate Professor, Friedman School of Nutrition It was an ongoing issue that bothered me – students were
Read moreDifficult Dialogues and Hot Moments in the Classroom
Over the past three years, CELT has engaged with Tufts faculty on the topics of diversity, inclusive excellence, and difficult
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