In this episode, Carol speaks with Drs. Rebecca Watts Hull and Evan Mallen about the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals and how they can be used effectively in the classroom across disciplines and school.

Understanding Trauma-Informed Pedagogy with Dr. Tiffiny Hughes-Troutman

Apr 8th, 2021 44m 56s

In this episode, Carol and Rebecca speak with Dr. Tiffiny Hughes-Troutman, Director of the Center for Assessment, Referral, and Education (CARE), about how faculty can understand trauma and work with students experiencing trauma, especially dur

Learning from Experience with Remote/Online/Face-to-Face Courses with Dr. Mary Hudachek-Buswell

Apr 8th, 2021 33m 12s

One way we can better understand the pedagogical differences between remote, online, and face-to-face courses is by hearing from peers who have done all three. Dr. Mary Hudachek-Buswell teaches undergraduate courses in the College of Computing,

Talking Well-Being with Dr. Brandy Simula and Joi Alexander.

Apr 8th, 2021 46m 47s

In this episode of the Buzz, Carol and Rebecca have a wide ranging conversations about faculty and student well-being, especially burnout and self-care, with Dr. Brandy Simula, Professional Development Specialist, and Joi Alexander, Director o

Buzz Bonus: Panel Discussion on Teaching Amid Election-Related Stressors

Apr 8th, 2021 56m 31s

In this bonus episode, we share a panel of colleagues discussing the challenges of teaching amid stressors like the election and continued stress surrounding this election year. Our panelists includeGordon Moore, Executive Director, Student Div

Buzz Bonus: Designing Your Syllabus for Remote Teaching with Drs. Evan Mallen, Carol Subino Sullivan, and Rebecca Pope-Ruark

Apr 8th, 2021 31m 40s

As part of the Georgia Tech Remote Teaching Academy in Spring 2020, CTL led faculty in a session using the backwards design framework for course development to help faculty move face-to-face courses online for the summer. This episode shares th

Buzz Bonus: Effective Assessment of Remote Student Learning with Drs. Carol Subiño Sullivan and Dr. Troy Courville

Apr 8th, 2021 27m 42s

As part of the Georgia Tech Remote Teaching Academy in Spring 2020, CTL’s Dr. Carol Subiño Sullivan and Dr. Troy Courville, Director of Assessment & Educational Insights and Director of Learning Design, Professional Education, led faculty in a

Buzz Bonus: Course Engagement Techniques with Dr. Chaohua Ou

Apr 8th, 2021 22m 6s

Listen to a recording of the Remote Teaching Academy webinar on engaging students in remote courses, especially asynchronous courses. CTL's Dr. Chaohua Ou covers three main aspects of student engagement - communication, connection, and interact

Remote Teaching Advice from Thank a(n Online) Teacher Recipients with Drs. Polo Chau, Mike Schatz, and Joel Sokol

Apr 7th, 2021 49m 34s

In this bonus episode of the Teaching and Learning Buzz podcast, we share the conversation from the Center for Teaching and Learning's April 7th, 2020, webinar, Keep Teaching: Advice from Thank a(n) Online Teacher Recipients. Rebecca and Carol

Making the Switch to Emergency Remote Teaching with Drs. David Joyner and Vincent Spezzo

Apr 7th, 2021 42m 1s

In this special episode, Carol and Rebecca are joined by two campus experts in online teaching and learning, Dr. David Joyner, Associate Director of Student Experience for the Online Master of Science in Computer Science program, College of Com

Teaching Lab Courses Online with Drs. Ben Galfond, Himani Sharma, and Mike Evans

Apr 7th, 2021 46m 24s

As remote instruction becomes the main learning platform for our courses for the rest of spring and into summer 2020, one big question on everyone's minds is what to do about lab classes when students don't have access to the lab, to the materi

Supporting Student Learning with Dr. Susan Blum

Apr 7th, 2021 41m 41s

In episode 3 of the Teaching and Learning Buzz podcast, Carol and Rebecca sit down with Dr. Susan Blum, Professor of Anthropology at the University of Notre Dame, and keynote speaker at the January 2020 Georgia Tech Retreat on Exploring Effecti

Faculty's Role in Students Academic Well-Being with Dr. Steve McLaughlin

Apr 7th, 2021 42m 47s

In Episode 2 of the Georgia Tech Center for Teaching and Learning podcast, Carol and Rebecca chat with Dr. Steve McLaughlin, Professor, Dean*, and Southern Company Chair of the College of Engineering and co-writer of the Inside Higher Ed Opinio

Grading Practices with Dr. Al Ferri

Apr 7th, 2021 45m 7s

Carol and Rebecca share student perceptions of how grading practices at Tech impact their learning and academic wellbeing and then delve into three different types of grading strategies - traditional, norm-based, and mastery-based. Dr. Al Ferri

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