Past Events: Spring 2024 and Before

This event aims to foster a community of colleagues engaged in effective teaching and learning on our campus and present model cases of educators experimenting with a diverse range of teaching and learning strategies in UC Berkeley classrooms. For this inaugural event, the theme is “Transformative...

Come join us for an introductory workshop on REDCap (Research Electronic Data Capture), a secure web application for building and managing online surveys and databases, specifically designed for longitudinal research studies and operations across many disciplines.

Join a conversation with the Center for Teaching and Learning and instructors from the College Writing Program focused on the potential impact of generative AI programs such as ChatGPT on writing assignments and how to address it.

This workshop will focus on using Gradescope in large courses.

Join a conversation with the College of Letters & Science, Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL), and your faculty colleagues about ChatGPT, an OpenAI tool that generates human-like responses to open-ended questions.

This workshop will focus on using Gradescope in online and hybrid classes classes with handwritten exams and quizzes and fully online assignments.

UC Libraries are collaborating on a UC-wide “Love Data Week” series of talks, presentations, and workshops during February 13-17, 2023. All events are free to attend and open to any member of the UC community.

You are warmly invited to the RTL Open House event on Thursday, January 26th from 11:00am to 1:00pm in the Academic Innovation Studio (Dwinelle 117). This is a special event for UC Berkeley Instructional Community and GSIs to learn more about our services and resources.

This virtual workshop will provide an overview of how to access and use the DLS Core Template to create an effective and engaging bCourses site for courses in any modality.

This workshop is intended for instructors that are teaching in one of UC Berkeley's General Assignment Video Conferencing Classrooms for the first time or instructors that need a quick refresher prior to their return to instruction at UC Berkeley.

This virtual event will provide an overview of bCourses and its native (built-in) features and will offer a practical workflow for basic site setup and adding and editing content.

This workshop will help you improve the accessibility of your bCourses content so students can better access and convert bCourses Pages and download files into multiple formats and translated versions.