April 20th Synchronous Schedule

Join Todd Zakrajsek each Wednesday at the start of the conference for Game Changing Teaching Tips. This interactive session will kick start your day of synchronous programming.

This session highlights unprecedented issues rising sophomores, entering freshmen will face and strategies for faculty and student care, support, and training to overcome these difficulties.

Hear stories from students attending various colleges across the nation about what professors can do to motivate and engage students.

Peer evaluation is misconceived to increase professors’ workload associated with resolving grade disputes. Kritik’s analysis of 140,000 peer-evaluated assignments showed a dispute rate of only 2-5%. Participants will learn how to implement peer assessment online using AI technology and weighted peer grading that enables fair, accurate and quality peer evaluations.

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NOTE: This is a sponsored session by Kritik. Although the focus will be on student learning, the sponsor product may be mentioned or included in this session. 

In this talk, Eyler will offer a range of strategies we can try, both in our classrooms and at the institutional level, in order to mitigate the damaging effects of grades.

In this interactive session we will look at the role implicit bias plays in fostering inclusive teaching and learning spaces.

Building community in the classroom is a key component of successful teaching and learning. Here's how one college successfully achieved this goal.

The ITLC Lilly Conferences have always been about building community and moving online has not changed that! Join us for this interactive session to connect with your Lilly colleagues.