Lunch And Learn

Open discussion on Chat GPT with CETAL Faculty Co-Coordinators Jen Gorman and Thy Nguyen.  March 16, 2023. Note: This video is accessible to authenticated LSSU users only. Click here to watch this video in a new window

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Dean Wenger and her team share pedagogical implications and bring in the teacher perspective. In this virtual workshop, they explore the infamous AI application, ChatGPT and discuss how LSSU can use it as a tool in classes and across the curriculum at LSSU. They focus on practical applications and implications of ChatGPT for our classes...

Professor Kipka talks about three different grading schemes and discusses advantages and disadvantages of each. These grading schemes (traditional, standards-based, and mastery) have all been used in the intermediate algebra courses at Lake State. These schemes are not content-specific, however, and could easily be used outside of mathematics. Click here to watch this video in...

Joseph Mold, the Executive Director of Online Learning and Instructional Design at Bay College joins us through Zoom and will talk about Open Educational Resources (OER).  Bay College has made significant progress in reducing the cost of textbooks for their students by implementing OER initiatives.  Joseph will give an overview of some OER concepts/ideas as...

This Center for Engaged Teaching and Learning (CETAL) Lunch session features two faculty who use the Media Studio’s lightboard. Click here to view this video in a new tab  

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Click here to watch this video Is your syllabus a scavenger hunt or puzzle to be solved? Is your syllabus setting the right tone? Do students have all the information they need to earn the grade they desire in your course? This Lunch & Learn will give some ideas to make the syllabus more accessible...

Click Here to watch this presentation Katelynn Coon shares some basic financial aid knowledge to bulk up the faculty advisor toolkit. Topics covered are the Tuition Incentive Program (TIP), Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP), Enrollment Status impacts, degree audit impacts, and much more. Note: This video is only accessible to authenticated LSSU faculty/staff and students

The burgeoning cannabis industry in Michigan and beyond has produced a demand for new degrees in cannabis business and cannabis chemistry. This need for skilled workers with scientific and business experience spans from cultivation, to processing, to sales, to compliance. Despite many institutions having responded with various forms of training for individuals interested in employment...