• "Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL): What is it and how can I integrate it into my class?" - Doug Hemphill and Amy McHugh, May 22, 2017

• "Ethnographic research and podcasts in an Anthropology seminar class" - Lindsay Bell, May 23, 2016
• "Scholarship of Teaching and Learning" - Allison Rank, Sharon Kane, Rebecca Mushtare, January 19, 2016

• "Teaching Students to Think: Insights from Cognitive Psychology"- Michelle Miller, Friday, May 20
• "Q&A session with Michelle Miller" - Michelle Miller, Friday, May 20

• "Develop Hi-Impact Course Improvements for Strengthening Student Learning Outcomes " - Susan Wright, May 26, 2017
• "Trello - Productively manage projects amongst peers Edit" - Daniel Truong, May 25, 2017

Teaching Resources

We are in the process of assembling links that provide information on best practices in teaching:

Technology Resources

• Mobile Apps for Academics
• Clickers
• iPad Pilot Project
• Technology Videos

In fall 2008, John Kane and Greg Ketcham began exploring classroom use of Second Life using borrowed space on the Monroe Community College island and virtual land that was purchased by John Kane. At the end of the spring 2008 semester, SUNY-Oswego acquired an island in Second Life. This island is now fully open for instructional use.

Some of the facilities available for classroom use include:

An art gallery (currently containing an exhibition of some of Richard Zakin's newest work):