Category: Instructional Design News
Design for Learning Institute: An Asynchronous Learning Community for Faculty Open Until June 22
Posted June 5, 2023
JMU faculty members are invited to join a learning community of JMU experts, peers, and mentors as you develop or redesign a course. Learn more about this self-paced Canvas-based institute or join by June 22. Why join? You’ll gain practical teaching […]
Award-Winning Faculty & Staff in the Libraries for 2023
Posted May 25, 2023
We are excited to share that three Libraries employees have been recognized this year for excellence. Jessica Lantz is the Provost Award Winner for Excellence in Research and Scholarship for JMU Libraries. Jessica is an Instructional Designer in the Libraries’ […]
Teaching with Canvas and Zoom at JMU: Asynchronous Workshop for All Skill Levels
Posted May 17, 2023
JMU faculty, learn the essentials of teaching with Canvas and Zoom at JMU in a self-paced, asynchronous online workshop for all skill levels. We designed this workshop to empower you with the skills needed to build online environments for effective […]
Introducing the Learning Innovations & Design Desk
Posted April 13, 2023
Faculty, staff, and students now have streamlined access to our educational technology and instructional design services at the new service desk we recently opened online and on the first floor of Rose Library. Call us at 540-568-6799, email us at […]
Virtual Talks from Award-Winning JMU Libraries Faculty
Posted February 21, 2023
We’re pleased to announce two virtual talks from recent award-winning JMU Libraries faculty members: Dr. Juhong Christie Liu was the 2022 Madison Scholar for the JMU Libraries. This award recognizes excellence in scholarly achievement. Dr. Liu is the Director of […]
5 Ways We Can Help JMU Faculty Prepare for Spring Semester
Posted January 5, 2023
As you gear up for spring, remember that we are here to support your research and teaching. Here are 5 things we’re eager to help you with: Originally posted on January 5, 2023; updated on February 6, 2024 to add […]
Feature Friday: Open for Interpretation
Posted December 2, 2022
Thirteen years ago, Diana Galarreta-Aima was adjusting to life in the United States and still learning English when the H1N1 swine flu pandemic hit. Then she got sick. When she arrived at the emergency room, she recalls, “I spoke English, […]
Open Office Hours for Teaching with Zoom or Canvas
Posted November 30, 2022
We’re offering virtual open office hours this January! Sign up for one and get personalized support to level up your Canvas or Zoom skills. Learn How to Use Canvas (Open Office Hours) New to Canvas or Canvas Studio? We can […]
11/15 Event on Zoom: “Dialogues with History: Communities at a Crossroads, Exploring Día de los Muertos”
Posted October 27, 2022
Join a discussion of the evolving representation of Día de los Muertos in American society. On November 15, 6:30-8:00 on Zoom, Dr. Valerie Martínez of Our Lady of the Lake University will share the history of Día de los Muertos […]
Crafting Local Commemorations: Honoring Día de los Muertos in Shenandoah Valley
Posted October 19, 2022
Engage in dialogue and artistic expression related to celebration and appreciation of Día de los Muertos at this event on Tuesday, October 25, 6:30 to 8:00pm in Rose Library. Estela Knott, a cultural artist organizer, will share her experiences commemorating […]