The final unit of ENG111 is called "Making Proposals".  It requires students to apply all of the skills learned over the course (identifying good sources, evaluating information, conducting research, & developing arguments) to propose a solution to an...

Congratulations, Everyone! We made it!!  If you figured out polling and private chat and how to screen share in a hurry last August (and then still struggled with it for weeks--or months) or if you had to learn totally new on-campus safety protocols involving...

Are you one of the 68 faculty who have completed the teachingSOLUTIONS program since the summer of 2019? If so, we owe you an Online Teaching Certificate. We usually print them off, sign them, and pass them along to you so you can get them professionally framed to...

Check out Genius Scan!  It’s an easy-to-use scan to email or PDF application that is available on Android and iOS and is supported by the Technology Help Desk and the Student Success Center.  Using the Genius Scan app on Android or iOS, you are able to take...

Terri Gustafson and Nicco Pandolfi provided everyone with a refresher on copyright regulations and how they apply to teaching at the college.  If you like to review their slides or a recording of the session, please use the links below. Link to the Slideshow Link...

The ELI is expanding supportive offerings through the Spring and Summer.  We want to bring all of these to your attention now! EL 101 Online - Register ANYTIME! EL101 is a self-paced, Moodle-based approach to learning and applying effective teaching and learning...

Interested in developing a new online or hybrid course for the Spring of 2022? If so, please download and complete the Online/Hybrid Course Request Form and submit it to your academic area chair for approval. Forms must be submitted by May 1st.  Once your chair...