The "What Works" conferences are opportunities to share and celebrate participants' work with new teaching techniques in their classes.
Submissions from 2021
Oral Exams in Symbolic Logic: Lessons from the Covid-19 Pandemic, Alexandra Bradner
Making Virtual Learning More Inclusive for Transgender and Non-Binary Students, Timothy Bussey
Using Google Docs as a Whiteboard for Classroom Writing and Reading-Based Activities, Lynn Ishikawa
Math Teaching Planning and Feedback for the Pandemic, Seonguk Kim
Collaborative Learning: In Remote, Hybrid, and Socially Distanced Classrooms, Jennifer Garrette Lisy
Using Podcasts to Help Relieve Screen Fatigue, Jennifer Garrette Lisy
Tech Tools We’ll Use Beyond 2020 That You Should, Too!, Jennifer Garrette Lisy and Michele M. Nobel
College & Teaching Will Never Be the Same (Again), Josh Moon
Assessing Students’ Learning with Videos - Flipgrid Goes to College, Michele M. Nobel
Ungrading Across the Disciplines, Claire Scott, Orchid Tierney, Simon Garcia, et al.
Game-based learning as a way to teach and understand films, Uma Vangal
Alternative grading approaches: Experiences and lessons from Fall 2020, Michele T. Villinski, Craig Paré, Harry J. Brown, et al.