Winter Wednesday Workshops: Digital Research Project Presentation: Natalie Santizo

Young Research Library, Research Commons (RC) Classroom Room 11630F, Young Research Library, Los Angeles

Wednesday, Jan 17, 2018 - 11:30am to 1:30pm Research Library (Charles E. Young) Research Commons (RC) Classroom Natalie Santizo’s project, Mapping Foodways in the San Gabriel Valley, focuses on a historiography of food in the San Gabriel Valley. What significant contributions have Mexican American farmers made in establishing foodways in the valley? Focusing on erased,...

2018 Course Sharing Symposium
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2018 Course Sharing Symposium

The Learning Lab at Rolfe 2118 Rolfe Hall, Los Angeles, CA

The Dean of Humanities with the Center for Digital Humanities invites you to discover a new course delivery model already successfully in use by several Humanities departments. Please join us at our inaugural Course Sharing Symposium on Wednesday May 16th. This Symposium is an opportunity to learn what is happening with course sharing across the UC...

SWALLT Conference 2020, Session 2

The SWALLT 2020 Conference continues in its new, online, bi-weekly format.  This session includes two 30 minute presentations, this week we'll be looking at extended reality in language adoption. Please register for the webinar here.     Session 1: VR in The Language Classroom: Applications for Intercultural Competence Margherita Berti, Ph.D. Candidate, University of Arizona...

SWALLT Conference 2020, Final Session

The SWALLT 2020 Conference is finishing up in its new, online, bi-weekly format.  This session includes two 30 minute presentations. Please register for the webinar here.   Session 1: Activity Theory In Arabic Foreign Language Classroom and Technology Effects in Teaching Amel Belguith, University of California Berkeley The effect of technology on teaching languages in...

ChatGPT for Programming

How can we leverage AI to support authentic learning while also mitigating potential harm to learning?  This is a national conversation happening across higher education, and the applications vary across disciplines. When it comes to programming, there is a lot of potential for supporting student learning-​- ​helping students understand why their code might be incorrect,...

EPIC Inclusive Teaching Workshop Series: Promoting Diversity and Inclusion through Course Content

1041 Public Affairs Building UCLA

Learn techniques, like including authors from diverse backgrounds and non-traditional secondary sources, to diversify course content. Participants will discuss the advantages of incorporating course content from diverse sources and work together to brainstorm ways to update course materials with this practice in mind. Those who would like to work on course content for a specific...

EPIC Inclusive Teaching Workshop Series: Teaching with Empathy in Times of Crises

This workshop will focus on teaching with care and empathy during times of crises through a culturally responsive framework. Participants will be introduced to some of the core principles and examples of emphatic teaching and learn strategies to implement this approach into their teaching. This workshop will be held over zoom, link to follow. Facilitated...