Below are materials from our 2018 IGNIS webinar series!
*Please note that webinars were were originally recorded in WebEx and are now posted on YouTube. All WebEx functionality (chat, whiteboard, breakout rooms, etc.) was lost in this process.
March 15th – Improving Student Engagement Through Assessment!
Kelley Meeusen
eLearning Coordinator & Instructional Designer
Clover Park Technical College
- View the captioned YouTube recording – Improving Student Engagement Through Assessment!
- View the IGNIS Intro Slides – Improving Student Engagement Through Assessment!
- View Kelley’s slide deck
April 12th – Managing Difficult Conversations in the Online Classroom
Stephanie Delaney
Dean of Academic Programs
South Seattle College
- View the captioned YouTube recording – Managing Difficult Conversations in the Online Classroom
- View the IGNIS Intro Slides – Managing Difficult Conversations in the Online Classroom
- View Stephanie’s slide deck
April 26th – To Lock or Not to Lock: Using Respondus for Secure Assessment
Zoe Fisher
Instructional Designer
Pierce College
- View the captioned YouTube recording – To Lock or Not to Lock: Using Respondus for Secure Assessment
- View the IGNIS Intro Slides – To Lock or Not to Lock: Using Respondus for Secure Assessment
- View Zoe’s slide deck
May 17th – Humanizing and Personalizing Information Literacy
Derek Jorgenson
Instructional Designer & Associate Faculty
Everett Community College
- View the captioned YouTube recording – Humanizing and Personalizing Information Literacy
- View the IGNIS Intro Slides – Humanizing and Personalizing Information Literacy
- View Derek’s slide deck
May 31st Did I Miss Anything Important?: Teaching Students to Communicate Professionally (Regardless of your discipline!)
Ellen Bremen
Professor/Communication Studies Department
Highline Community College
- View the captioned YouTube recording – Did I Miss Anything Important?: Teaching Students to Communicate Professionally (Regardless of your discipline!)
- View the IGNIS Intro Slides – Did I Miss Anything Important?: Teaching Students to Communicate Professionally (Regardless of your discipline!)
- View Ellen’s slide deck
- View Ellen’s Professional Email Format Assignment
- View Ellen’s Feedback Loop Assignment
Assessment, Learning, Teaching 