Program

Friday, October 25

The FTTC Friday sessions are listed below with descriptions for each session. For best results, the program should be viewed on a tablet or computer.

7:30-8:20 a.m. | Breakfast in Summit Lounge | Cengage Learning: Our Commitment to Supporting Faculty and Students
8:30-9:20 a.m.
Presenter Title
Steve Ball,
U. of Missouri

Cengage Learning
The Digital Partnership: Using Technology to Elevate Student Learning in Large Lecture Courses
Susan Yoder-Kreger
& Martha Caeiro,
UMSL
Development of Online Introductory-Level Spanish Courses
Krista Hyde &
Janet Roberts,
Maryville U.
Concept Maps: Using Bubbl.us to Assess Student Understanding in Introductory Courses
Linda Hubble,
Dennis White &
Lisa Stepanovic,
STLCC
Online Learning – Try it! You might like it!
Rick Bonsall,
McKendree U.
Really? Have you flipped?
Qiang Dotzel,
UMSL
Contemporary Mathematics: Modern Math Makeover
Shawn Nordell,
SLU
Learning How to Learn
9:30-10:20 a.m.
Jennifer Miller &
Laura Wolff,
SIUE
Case Studies in Assessing and Improving Online and Hybrid Courses
Donna Church,
Webster U.
Technology and Writing: Bridging the research and writing divide
Peggy Cohen with a Faculty Panel

UMSL
Redefining Vigor in the Online Course: A Panel Discussion
Rob Hallis,
UCMO
Flipped Library Instruction
Tami Eggleston,
McKendree U.
The Teaching Decision Tree for Faculty Lost in the Technology Forest
Bryn Lutes &
Mitchell Kundel,
Washington U.
Improving Analytical and Discussion Skills with Group Work and Blackboard
Jerry Bernard,
Kansas City Audio-Visual
& Sean Stucky,
Panasonic
From Sage on the Stage to Guide on the Side: Transforming the Higher Education Classroom Experience
10:40-11:30 a.m.
Richelle Rennegarbe,
McKendree U.
Journals Enhance Reflective Learning in an Online Practicum Course
Susan Waller &
Keith Miller,
UMSL
Instant Assessment: How Real-time and Automated Quizzing Can Improve Learning
Peggy Cohen with a Faculty Panel,

UMSL
Effective Teaching: Tips from Award Winning Faculty
Michael Lewis,
SLU
An Approach to Flipping the Classroom in Chemistry
Michael Henry,
UMKC
The MOOC: Educational Fad or Long-term Solution?
Klaus Woelk,
MST
Assisting Teaching with GTAs, Assisting Learning with ULAs
Ken Brown,
Steelcase, Inc.
Active Learning Spaces
11:30 a.m. | Lunch
12:45-2:00 p.m. | Keynote
Amy Collier,
Director of Digital Learning Initiatives,
Stanford U.
The Future Isn't What It Used To Be: How Educational Technology is Transforming the Future of Teaching and Learning
2:15-3:05 p.m.
Amy Collier,
Stanford U.
What's Next? Five Transformational Digital Learning Approaches You Can Use in Your Courses
Alexey Yamilov,
MST
Lessons From Three Years of Hybrid Instruction in a Technical Discipline
Jillian Baldwin Kim
& Jerol Enoch,
UMSL
Digital Media Production in the University ESL Classroom
Perry Drake,
UMSL
Is Your Usage of Social Media in the Classroom FERPA Compliant?
Cheryl McAllister
& Laurie Overmann,
SEMO
Redesign of Beginning and Intermediate Algebra Using ALEKS: Lessons Learned
3:15-4:05 p.m.
Larry Monteilh,
Fontbonne U.
Value, Benefits, Issues Imbedded in the Blended Version of Course Delivery
Basiyr Rodney &
Tamara Rodney,
Webster U.
Working from Chrome: The Essential Classroom Toolbox for Google Chromebook
Barbara Wilkins,
MST
Video Voodoo: Tips and Tricks for Transforming Classes
Christine Padberg,
STLCC
Web Tools for Reading in the Digital Age
Erica Goldenberg,
Top Hat Monocle

Jennifer Siciliani &
Christina Usher,
UMSL
Throw Out Your Clicker, Put On Your Top Hat
4:15 p.m. | Closing Remarks & Door Prizes in Summit Lounge
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