Past Projects

Technology for Musicianship Curriculum Enhancement

Music Department

Project: “Technology for Musicianship Curriculum Enhancement"

Cohort 2019-2020

A team from the Music Department will review creative music outcomes from musicianship courses 20A, 52A, 52B, 152A and 152B, in order to create an online database of musicianship resources and utilize them to enhance student learning. Fall 2019 offerings of these courses will incorporate new or technology-enhanced projects involving: 1) online engagement with materials available on this site, and 2) contributing new work to the site. Resulting accrual of creative examples will provide new...

Art of the Video Essay Course and Adaptable Assignment

In this project, a video essay course was developed for Film and Media Studies, providing students with a versatile assignment model that can be applied across disciplines using free software and campus resources.

Author: David Walter, Continuing Lecturer in College Writing Programs

Grant Type: Lecturer Teaching Fellows Program (LTF)

Project Details: " Art of the Video Essay Course and Adaptable Assignment"

From the author: The goal of this project was to develop a video essay course for Film and Media Studies, with a core assignment model that can be applied to other courses in many...

Enhancing Collaborative Learning in the Hybrid Writing Classroom

In this project, students engage in collaborative learning within hybrid classrooms, focusing on activities and assignments that promote cooperation and community. The framework provides practical advice for designing group work in first-year writing or introductory courses, emphasizing student-centered learning.

Author: Lindsey Lanfersieck, Lecturer in College Writing Programs

Grant Type: Lecturer Teaching Fellows Program (LTF)

Project Details: " Enhancing Collaborative Learning in the Hybrid Writing Classroom"

From the author: "With the forced isolation of shelter-in-place, we could say...

Designing Hybrid Museum Assignments for History of Art Instruction

In this project, students engage with hybrid museum assignments that combine in-person and online experiences. These assignments, developed during remote instruction, offer inclusive alternatives for History of Art students, allowing them to explore global collections virtually when in-person visits are not possible.

Author: Ivy Mills, Lecturer in History of Art

Grant Type: Lecturer Teaching Fellows Program (LTF)

From the author: "Museum visits and the in-person examination of objects from various collections are integral to History of Art instruction, at all levels. When the pandemic...