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    Fall 2024 Faculty Pedagogy Reading Group

    Please join Jennifer (“Jennie”) Uleman, 2024-2025 TLTC Faculty Pedagogy Fellow (and Chair of Law & Justice and Associate Professor of Philosophy and Critical Thought) for this fall’s Faculty Pedagogy Reading group!

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    Brightspace Support from SUNY Online Help Desk

    As part of our migration from Moodle to Brightspace, Purchase now subscribes to Tier 1 support services provided by the SUNY Online Help Desk.

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    SUNY Online Teaching Webinar Series (Fall 2024)

    The SUNY Online Teaching unit has developed a portfolio of resources in a variety of modes to best fit institutional or individual needs. The monthly webinar series will provide an overview of the various resources developed to support faculty through this semester and beyond.

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    Brightspace Quick Tips (Fall 2024)

    Check out these quick tips to help you use Brightspace more effectively! 

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    Welcome from the Teaching, Learning, and Technology Center (Fall 2024)

    Welcome to the Fall 2024 semester and brand new academic year!

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    Accessibility Features in Brightspace

    The Teaching, Learning, and Technology Center (TLTC), in collaboration with the Office of Disability Resources (ODR), is seeking to increase awareness about three key accessibility features in Brightspace: Anthology Ally (formerly Blackboard Ally), Accommodations and Special Access, and the built-in Accessibility Checker.

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    SUNY Online Teaching Certificate Program

    The SUNY Online Teaching Certificate Program consists of 2 (two) online asynchronous courses. The courses are 6 (six) weeks in length each, and they contain approximately 3-6 hours of work each week. The courses are interactive with instructor feedback to participants and capped at 20 registrants. Fall 2024 courses begin August 27.

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    Universal Design in Higher Education: Beyond the Basics (Free SUNY CPD Course)

    This new, free course, currently offered in a hybrid format provides a more in-depth overview of Universal Design (UD) in higher education. Participants will learn more about the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) framework, as well as how to apply UDL and UD to their work with students. Participants in this workshop will apply what they learn about Universal Design, Universal Design for Learning, and/or WCAG principles to create plans for projects to create a more accessible, usable, and inclusive experience for students on their campus.

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