Applications for the 2023 Summer Institute for Technology-Enhanced Teaching and Learning (SITETL) are due Friday, April 28. SITETL is an exciting hands-on program for faculty members who wish to develop their expertise and use of classroom technology in their courses, regardless of course format. Interested instructors can learn more and apply on the SITETL website.
Offered twice in separate, weeklong sessions by the Information Technology Services online learning services team, SITETL will be held May 22-26 and again June 5-9. Each session is limited to 15 participants selected through a competitive application process.
Program workshops explore current topics and technologies, as well as strategies and pedagogies to support accessible online teaching and learning. Participants will work alongside colleagues from disciplines across the University as they develop skills and design content for their courses. Instructors will learn about a variety of technologies with a focus on enhancing instruction for students. Sessions will include presentations, panel discussions and hands-on lab time.
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