Technology has changed the way we live, especially during the pandemic, where we have adopted flexible online teaching methods such as online lectures and assessments.
But how can we make the most of these methods? How can we combine them with in-person teaching to maximize their benefits and improve students’ learning outcomes?
With Mixed-Mode teaching, you can engage with your students both in-person and online. You can even invite guest speakers from overseas to add some diversity and enrich your teaching experience. This approach ensures that everyone stays connected and engaged, regardless of their physical location. Are you ready to dive in?
iPeer simplifies the process of student peer and self-evaluation of group projects. With four evaluation options – Point Distribution, Rating Scale, Rubric, and Commendation – collecting and managing evaluation data is made as easy as pie.
If you are looking to include peer evaluations in your grading process for group work, iPeer is the way to go!
Hey, did you know that HKUST uses Canvas as our Learning Management System? If you want to become a Canvas pro before you start teaching here, we have got you covered!
We offer a series of four workshops to equip you with all the skills and knowledge you need to rock Canvas like a pro and enhance your students' learning experience.
Are you ready to take your teaching skills to the next level? Our Zoom Workshop Series is here to help you transition from in-person lectures to online lessons with interactive experiences! And let's be honest, knowing the use of Zoom is pretty much a must these days. So, come join us for these four workshops and learn how to deliver engaging online lessons with ease!
The University Teaching and Learning (UTL) Program is a mandatory initiative for all new Assistant Professors and Lecturers with teaching duties at the University. This program is designed to equip early career faculty with essential skills in university teaching and learning and is offered as part of the Academy of Education Excellence's (AEE) micro-credentials.
The New Faculty Orientation (NFO) is an essential program designed to introduce new faculty and teaching staff to the teaching and learning environment at the University. With a focus on providing a comprehensive overview, the orientation includes a half day program covers key aspects of teaching and learning, consist of the undergraduate curriculum, the common core program, and our student demographics. In addition, the orientation also provide effective ways of soliciting feedback for your teaching.
The New Faculty Orientation (NFO) is an essential program designed to introduce new faculty and teaching staff to the teaching and learning environment at the University. With a focus on providing a comprehensive overview, the orientation includes a half day program covers key aspects of teaching and learning, consist of the undergraduate curriculum, the common core program, and our student demographics. In addition, the orientation also provide effective ways of soliciting feedback for your teaching.