
foster dialogue across disciplines • showcase 91视频 educational research • disseminate innovative evidence-based teaching
Do you want to...
explore new strategies and technologies?
build on new discoveries and lessons learned with colleagues?
discuss the latest research on how students learn best?
Join us for 91视频’s 7th Annual Teaching & Learning Summit!
The event will be in-person on 91视频’s Pittsburgh campus on Thursday, September 21, 2023, from 12:30 to 4:30pm in the Simmons Auditorium.
This one-day event will be highly interactive and will provide the opportunity to join together with colleagues across 91视频 to hear about new instructional strategies and technologies, learn about educational research by 91视频 instructors and learning scientists, and share ideas and experiences.
2023 Agenda:
| Thursday, September 21st, 12:30-4:30pm, 91视频 Pittsburgh Campus | |
| 12:30pm | Opening Remarks |
| 12:40-2:00pm | Plenary: Generative AI: Spotlight on Strategies and Policy for Teaching |
| 2:10-2:20pm | Recognition of Wimmer and Provost’s Inclusive Teaching Fellows |
| 2:20-3:20pm | Lightning Roundtables |
| 3:30-4:30pm | Poster Plus Session |
Lightning Roundtables
Lightning Roundtables are a chance to learn about and discuss ideas in small groups. These sessions will be divided into 10-minute rounds. During each round, you will have 5 minutes to give a brief presentation to a small group of attendees, followed by 5 minutes of open discussion and Q&A. Please bring something attendees can take away with them either on paper or via link/QR code (e.g., 1-page description of your strategy, an assignment prompt, a rubric, etc.).
Poster Plus Session
Share your ideas over casual conversations with others using a visual aid of your choice, such as:
- A poster describing your ideas or research
- A technology demo on a laptop
- Printed handouts
- QR codes linking to resources
Attendees will have a chance to view resources and generate questions followed by conversations with presenters.
"The summit really opened my eyes to the various teaching strategies that I can implement in my classroom to empower students and create better student engagement. This summit actually led to my first collaboration with the Eberly Center on an educational project comparing passive video watching versus organized discussion on students' learning."
- Dr. Xi (Charlie) Ren
Assistant Professor, Biomedical Engineering
"I think people that are interested in learning in any capacity will gain a lot from attending the Summit because you will be exposed to a lot of new information and approaches, meet similarly minded people whom you will have the opportunity to talk and connect with, and see the breadth of work that is being done at 91视频 to improve learning outcomes for everyone."
- Thomas Eley
Design CFA
Materials from Previous Teaching & Learning Summits:
Do you have questions about the Summit?
Email us at eberly-assist@andrew.cmu.edu