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Heidi Haas

Heidi Haas

“I am sincerely grateful for the support and resources provided by the Teaching and Learning with Technology (TLT) program. The workshops, consultations, and hands-on experiences (particularly the Canvas Prep and Practice sessions and the Learning Tool Exploration series) have helped me build digital fluency and gain confidence in using academic technologies.”

Stephanie Longo

Stephanie Longo

“Participating in the opportunities provided by TLT is essential for new faculty members to learn the ropes at Penn State while discovering useful information to improve and enhance our teaching. I am very thankful that Penn State provides its faculty with such excellent opportunities to grow and develop our skills while discovering how integrating new technology into our teaching can work for the benefit of our students.”

Jennifer (Jenn) Gresham

Jennifer (Jenn) Gresham

“The most impactful thing I learned from the TLT program was how much technology was available. There really is just too much out there to navigate on our own. It was so helpful to have a curated list of technologies that other instructors were using and also learning how and when they were using them.”

Julia Szabo

Julia Szabo

“I was excited to work with TLT and Top Hat staff during my first year at Penn State to design and engage students in the introductory Sociology course Social Problems. From live slides and in-class questions to reading quizzes, Top Hat allowed me to easily share material with students and create space for them to express their opinions and check their understanding of class material.”

Carla Lima Aranzaes

Carla Lima Aranzaes

“The first year in a tenure-track position can be challenging when balancing research, teaching, and service. However, the support of the team at Teaching & Learning with Technology has been essential in giving me access to a wide range of resources that made this year successful from the very beginning.”

Faculty development program on student privacy in learning design seeks applicants

Faculty development program on student privacy in learning design seeks applicants

A Penn State University Libraries project team has received an Equal Opportunity Planning Committee (EOPC) grant from Penn State Educational Equity to facilitate the Privacy Pedagogy for Open Inquiry and Student Expression (POISE) Project. Its faculty development cohort will support instructors University-wide in integrating privacy pedagogy into their inclusive teaching practices.