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To register for a workshop please click on the name of the workshop you are interesting in attending to see the list of dates and times offered. You will receive an email confirmation confirming your registration. If a workshop is full you will be assigned to the wait list. If you are unable to attend a workshop, please contact the workshop presenter to cancel your registration.

If you are unable to attend a workshop, access your My Workshops page (link also in top right of page) to see your registrations, and click the Drop button beside the appropriate entry. The workshop presenter will be notified and your seat will be available for another participant.

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type iconSo you think you know iClicker?
This workshop will introduce you to iClicker Cloud. iClicker Cloud uses the traditional question interface of the popular iClicker Classic student response system but allows to use a mobile device to respond. With iClicker Cloud students can utilize the build in study tools to review responses outside of class. Additionally it give the flexibility to use traditional iClicker remotes and smartphones in a mixed environment in class. iClicker Cloud gives includes polling, quizzing and attendance options and integrates with AsuLearn. The workshop will be held in Zoom.

Participants will receive a link via email prior to the webinar.

Facilitator:
Jeff Church, Center for Academic Excellence

iClicker Representative
type iconGiving and Receiving Feedback
The key to giving and receiving feedback is candor. Providing honest feedback and being willing to accept feedback is crucial for career and personal improvement. Learn some practical strategies for having candid feedback conversations with employees and co-workers, as well as ways to accept feedback as an opportunity for growth.

Facilitated by:
Karen Fletcher - Director, Grants Resources & Services
Katie Howard - Associate Director, Grants Resources & Services
type iconSearch Committee Guidance and Strategies
Have a search coming up? Are you a newly appointed Search Chair or need a refresher course? This information session will cover established recruitment practices that are thoughtful and proactive, promoting an efficient search to achieve successful hires for Appalachian State University.

Topics covered will include: Sourcing/Recruitment/Advertising, Search Committee Composition, Evaluative Criteria & Applicant Screening, Interviewing, Reference Checks, and Communication with Applicants.

The last portion of the workshop will be dedicated to Questions and Answers.
Intermediate Scala: CMS Administration
This workshop builds on the introductory sessions and introduces users to CMS administration at Appalachian.

This session is appropriate for users who will be acting as area administrators.
Data Sharing Day Analytics Dashboard Follow-Up
This workshop is a follow-up to the Institutional Data Sharing Day analytics dashboard presentations for those who were invited but unable to attend.

IRAP analytics staff will review some of the key dashboards available to academic administrators for their use for planning and decision making purposes.

This workshop will be a workshare, so participants are encouraged to bring their laptops.
Introduction to Yo-Mart Shopping & Requisitioning
The purpose of this training session is to provide an overview of our e-procurement system (Yo-Mart) and train users to create and manage their online requisitions from searching for items and submitting requisitions to tracking status and receiving. This training is aimed at those users who will have the role of requestor in Yo-Mart.
WID RC Panel Discussion
The Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC) Program is pleased to host several Writing In the Disciplines (WID) faculty to participate in a panel discussion with Rhetoric and Composition (RC) faculty. WID faculty from Philosophy and Religion, Mathematical Sciences, Public Health, Geography and Planning, and Communication Sciences and Disorders will speak about writing in their fields. (Please note: This workshop is open to RC faculty only.)
Rubrics for Assessment of Academic Degree Programs
Creating rubrics to assess student learning in academic degree programs is challenging. Let us help you get started developing a good rubric (or revising an existing rubric) for your program/capstone.

Facilitated by:
Dr. Tina Hogan, Director of Institutional Effectiveness
Dr. Susan Colby, Director of Faculty Development
type iconJournaling for Productivity
Are you searching for a way to organize your life? Have you thought about trying a journaling system like Bullet Journaling, but don't know where to start?

Join us for this workshop to learn how to use journaling as a tool for productivity. We will explore techniques, systems, tips, and strategies for sticking with a journaling system. Each participant will be provided with a simple journal to practice with. This will be a hands on experience where you will get to put your skills to work immediately!
Faculty Diversity Recruitment Training
Newly formed faculty search committees are requested to register. Search committee training will include familiarizing committee members with emerging practices in diversity hiring, including outreach efforts and training intended to reduce the impact of unconscious bias throughout the search process.

Please Note: These sessions are limited to Faculty Search Committees only. Training for all other search committees on campus can be found under Search Committee Guidance and Strategies.