Salisbury University | Instructional Design & Delivery Newsletter | April 18, 2023

Turnitin Workshop Recording

New to Turnitin or interested in learning more about Turnitin Originality and Artificial Intelligence reports? If you missed Friday's Turnitin webinar, no worries – we recorded it!

Review the recording in the ID&D Past Recorded Sessions playlist to learn how to create Turnitin assignments in MyClasses through the Assignments tool, how to locate and interpret the Originality Report from SpeedGrader, how to locate and interpret the Artificial Intelligence (AI) detection report, and how to use the grammar checking using ETS^® e-rater^® technology to provide feedback on grammar, mechanics, usage, style and/or spelling.

Publisher Integration and Inclusive Access Webinar 

Integration of publisher content in MyClasses is a maze with different options around every turn. ID&D has partnered with the SU Bookstore to offer a webinar to inform faculty of important updates related to:

• Changes in publisher integrations for McGraw-Hill Connect, ALEKS, Pearson and more
• Essential faculty workflows when using Inclusive Access to ensure students have access to course materials
  

Information in this webinar will have a direct impact for summer 2023, fall 2023 and beyond. Whether you are a novice or veteran in using publisher materials and/or Inclusive Access, we encourage you to join us virtually via Zoom on Wednesday, April 26, at noon (EST). 

Faculty Learning Community - Call for Proposals

Faculty Learning Community (FLC) proposals are now being accepted for the upcoming 2023-2024 academic year. Your proposal can be for a cohort-based or topic-based FLC. The proposal should be developed by the prospective FLC facilitator(s) with a budget not to exceed $1,250.

Proposal must be submitted by Friday, May 26, 2023. For more information on FLCs and the application process, please visit the Faculty Learning Communities website.

Soaring with Online Learning - Summer 2023

Instructional Design and Delivery is currently accepting applications for the next cohort of Soaring with Online Learning (Soaring) to be held May 22-June 28 , 2023. Soaring is a faculty development program to prepare Salisbury University faculty to design, develop and deliver courses in an online (online and no scheduled meetings), remote (online with synchronous meetings) or hybrid (combination of in-person and online/remote meetings) environment through the learning management system MyClasses @SU. The summer 2023 cohort focuses on faculty designing online, remote or hybrid courses for winter or spring 2024 sessions. 

Program details and the Soaring application can be accessed from the Soaring with Online Learning webpage. The application deadline is Friday, May 5.

April & May Professional Development 

To view more details about each session and to register for one or more workshops, please go to the Faculty Development Calendar.

Rethinking Your Syllabus 

(webinar) Friday, April 28 ● 10-11 a.m. (EST)

Scaffolding to Support Student Success 

(webinar) Friday, April 28 ● 2-3 p.m. (EST)

Using New Quizzes

Friday, May 5 ● 2-3 p.m. (EST)

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