Information Technology Services (ITS), University College and the Office of Faculty Affairs at Syracuse University announce the 2020 Summer Institute for Technology-Enhanced Teaching and Learning (SITETL). Offered twice in separate, weeklong sessions, SITETL will be held May 18-22 and again June 1-5.
SITETL is an intense program for faculty members who wish to incorporate technology in their face-to-face courses or move a significant component of their course online. This unique event will offer presentations and hands-on workshops involving current topics and technologies, as well as strategies and pedagogies to support accessible online teaching and learning. Participants will work alongside colleagues from a variety of disciplines as they develop skills and design content for their courses.
Each session is limited to 15 participants selected through a competitive application process. The application deadline is Sunday, April 19.
For more information, including the online application form, see the SITETL website.
If you have questions or want more information, contact Michael Morrison, associate director for academic applications and service centers, at memorr02@syr.edu or 315.443.1806.
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