Welcome to Spring IDD! We encourage you to take part by dressing the part for this IDD Luau! Please select your sessions! Session descriptions will let you know if you need to bring a laptop or device to the session! Please note the day will begin and end in the Welcome Center, however, breakout sessions will be held all over campus. The beginning number for the location is designates the building number. For example: 15-100 is in the 15-000 building, and 225 is in the 200 building. I have included a link to the El Dorado Campus Map in the opening session.
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Join us for an interactive session exploring JeopardyLabs.com, a user-friendly website that simplifies creating Jeopardy-style games for your classroom use. Learn how to search their database of over 5 million Jeopardy games, edit and build your own, and some ideas on how to use them to boost student engagement. Attendees will leave with hands-on experience and practical ideas for integrating JeopardyLabs into their classroom.
Please bring your own device if you have one, however, some laptops will be available
We are the Data Defenders, Butler's digital detectives! We are on a mission to keep our academic records free from mischiefs and misinformation. Our goal is to shield our institution from the sneaky specters of fraud. During this session members of the team will share some of the proactive measures they are taking to try to prevent and detect fraud and share real examples of recent fraudulent incidents. During the presentation the team will share how faculty and staff can help identify fraud and the steps to take if it is suspected.
Curious about how OER books and courses are created? Want to know more about the process and time commitment? Or are you interested in knowing how OER affects your department? Then, this presentation is for you. In this workshop, we will discuss OER from conception to course marking and everything in between.
Join us for a discussion around the usefulness of teaching with questions. We will talk about when a good time to teach using questions is, some of the types of questions that you can use and how you can have some questions that lead into larger questions with the right design around those questions. Sharing the kinds of questions you like to use will be highly encouraged!
Join in an engaging discussion of the Early College Academy-Rose Hill, a program granting high school students access to college experiences and career paths. In this panel, we will look at the value of early college experiences from three angles: faculty, parent, and student. Don't miss this chance to learn how the Early College Academy can increase student success!
Kahoot! is a platform for creating fun quiz activities that students can join in using their phones - either live during class or use as practice outside of class. Learn how to create from scratch or adapt quizzes from the Kahoot! library or search for questions.
Space will be limited! Only 24 computers available This will be in a computer lab in the 800 building- See attached campus map
Session Description: During this session, we will explore a variety of institutional and comparative data about Butler Community College. The Institutional Research Office will also provide an overview of key services and information available and discuss how we can partner with you to highlight and improve student and program success.
