Come to a Teaching Workshop

 For details and registration information, click on title below:

Can a Picture Teach 1000 Words?

Using Visual Resources to Enhance Learning

GIS and GPS Technologies Workshops
offered in April and May 2010

Dr. William Bajjali, Department of Natural Sciences at UW-Superior, will offer free workshops in GIS and GPS technologies for faculty and staff statewide who are interested in creating teaching materials and conducting research in the fields of natural and social sciences.

Registration: The deadline to register for any of the workshops is April 14, 2010.
For updated details on workshop dates link to www.uwsuper.edu/cetl/gis-gps.cfm.
Then contact cetl@uwsuper.edu to have your name added to the list of participants.

After the on-line sessions are held, they will be archived at www.uwsuper.edu/cetl/gis-gps.cfm for viewing.

All workshop participants will be required to attend the online session for Introduction to ArcGIS or view the archived session prior to attending subsequent training sessions.

The 6 GIS workshops will be offered on-line using web conferencing and are focused for the fields of business and marketing, political science, criminal justice, education, science, social inquiry, psychology and sociology.  The GPS workshop will be offered on-site at both UW-Superior and at UW-Fox Valley.

Inclusive Pedagogy: Transformative Teaching & Learning

The following PowerPoint was created and presented by Dr. Paul Gorski to the faculty and staff at the University of Wisconson - Superior on August 27, 2009, in a Teaching and Learning Intensive Workshop coordinated through the Office of the Provost and the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning for the fall 2009 semester Opening Week.

At the time of the workshop, Dr. Gorski, PhD, MEd, is Assistant Professor of InterDisciplinary and Integrative Studies at George Mason University in Virginia.