Course analytics can help provide insight into how effective course elements are, as well as the level of engagement for students. The analytics function in iLearn allows instructors to monitor class progress, content statistics, assignment statistics, and more. During this session, Lauren and Kyle will cover how to find your course analytics, how to understand and use the information collected, and how to then implement that information for better course design and higher student engagement.
Category: General
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Tennessee Tech Today for this week
Here is this week’s Tennessee Tech Today radio show: https://www.tntech.edu/news/files/TNTechTodayforMay212021.mp3.
This week’s show includes Celebration of Excellence Award winners: General Education Award for Outstanding Teaching – Marchus Rogers and Philip Davis; Award for Excellence in Creative Inquiry Instruction – Mari Ramler and Julie Stepp; Award for Excellence in Creative Inquiry Mentoring – Duckbong Kim and Rena Wood; Caplenor Award – Satish Mahajan; Outstanding Clerical and Support Staff Award – Geri Anna Alcorn, Kathleen Lordo, Sharon Buckner, Megan Cooper and Alisha Looper; and, Outstanding Professional Award – Ashley Akenson and Cassandra Gronendyke.
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Fall 2021 Graduation Application Deadline
The deadline to apply for graduation (undergraduate) for Fall 2021 is June 1. If you are intending to complete your degree requirements this fall, please submit the application by June 1. The graduation application can be found in Eagle Online under the student records menu.
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Tennessee Tech Today this week
Here is this week’s Tennessee Tech Today radio show: https://www.tntech.edu/news/files/TNTechTodayforMay142021.mp3.
This week’s show includes Celebration of Excellence Award winners: Derryberry Award -Rachel Baker; Outstanding Diversity Advocate Award – Julie Baker; Excellence in Advising Award- Whitney Foust and Brandi Lovin; Scholar-Mentor Award – Indranil Bhattacharya; Scholastic Research Award – Chad Luke and Michael Olsen; Outstanding Faculty Awards in Teaching – Robby Sanders and Mary Fornehed; and, Outstanding Faculty Award for Professional Service -Sarah Smith, Nursing.
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Spring 2021 edition of Attune newsletter now available
With topics including Project AWAKEN, breastfeeding spaces on campus, and gender equality in the Olympics, we invite you to view our latest issue of Attune. This newsletter is published twice yearly by the Women’s Center and the Commission on the Status of Women and focuses on gender-equity issues as well as campus resources. A digital version of the latest edition can be found at here.
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PHYSICS – LAB TEACHING ASSISTANTS
Lab Teaching Assistants needed for the summer semester for the following labs: Physics 2110 and 2120. Please contact Linda in the Physics office in Foundation Hall, Room 219B, or by email at lkreis@tntech.edu, for information and applications. Physics experience preferred.
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Parking Permit Information
Parking & Transportation Services is currently in the process of setting up a new parking management system. Because of this, permit sales for the 2021-2022 academic year will be delayed. Faculty, staff, and students can expect to begin purchasing permits late July, but detailed information will be sent out as it is available.
If you have any questions, please email us at parking@tntech.edu.
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Food Pantry Summer Hours
The TN Tech Food Pantry will open on Wednesdays from 11am – 5pm in June and July this summer.
Until then our staff can meet, by appointment, for emergency situations. Please send us an email at foodpantry@tntech.edu
There is no need to register online for your summer visit(s) until June and July.
While we are shut down in May and in August, please take advantage of the Auxiliary Pantry in the library, behind the front desk. It is available during any hours the library is open. CLICK HERE to see their hours of operation.
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CITL “So You Think You Can iLearn” Course Design Competition Winner
The Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning held the first annual “So You Think You Can iLearn” course design competition this year. The competition scored participants on their course design in iLearn based on the OLC Course Design Rubric. Participants from across campus submitted their iLearn courses and the CITL Team reviewed them to select a winner. The winner of the inaugural “So You Think You Can iLearn” competition is, Don Sowers!
Watch the winner announcement and participant highlight video!
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Office of Sustainability Spring Newsletter 2021
With the semester coming to an end, we wanted to share with you all what we have been up to! It has been a busy semester over here at the Office of Sustainability, and we are excited to tell you all about it! Follow the link below to check out our newsletter!