Teaching and Learning

Alternative grading strategies have the power to increase student engagement by incentivizing learning and effort, diminish student inequities, reduce student anxiety, and reduce conflict between students and instructors. But there are so many different forms of alternative grading, and one may be more suited to a particular subject area or student population than another. ETO provides a succinct summary of the primary features of 4 widely-recognized forms of alt-grading.

This article details some different tools that can be used to determine likelihood of AI generation and discusses some caveats of these tools.

The ITS-Innovation in Teaching with Technology grant program supports experimentation with new tools and technologies, the exploration of recent trends for using technology within a field of study or course delivery format, and for development of new approaches to teaching that improves student learning.

There is more than one approach to teaching your course. Framingham State University supports several methods and related technologies for teaching, whether online, remote, face-to-face or combined modalities. Reference the links on this page to access resources, learn new pedagogical approaches, and leverage technologies to engage students in your classrooms.

Are you interested in registering for a workshop? Are you looking for a recording of a workshop? This article has all the answers.