Digital Pedagogy Fellowships

Innovations in Digital Pedagogy Fellowships fund pilot course-based projects that have the potential to contribute to Hamilton’s goal of building a campus-wide digital learning community. The fellowships assist faculty create digitally focused assignments and develop pedagogical strategies in any curricular area. They are sponsored jointly by the Dean of Faculty and Library and Information Technology Services.

Digital Pedagogy Fellowships, 2019-2023

Summer 2024 Workshop

Our August workshop for new and recently hired faculty focuses on integrating digital technologies into courses and providing opportunities to develop relationships with LITS design professionals who can help bring course assignment ideas to life.

9:00	Welcome and Introductions	Nhora Serrano, Director, Academic Technology, Teaching & Research Services
9:15	Podcasting	Mike Revenaugh, Instructional Designer
10:15	Break
10:30	3D Printing	Forrest Warner, Instructional Designer
11:30	Break
11:45	Course Integration and Assessment	Mackenzie Cooley Associate Professor of History Celeste Day Moore, Associate Professor of History Nhora Serrano Director, Academic Technology, Teaching & Research Services
12:15	Lunch
1:30	Selected Shorts - Blogs and Websites - Large Format Posters - Data and Infographics - Video Production	Forrest Warner, Instructional Designer Alex Wohnsen, Research Librarian Tae Hyun Lim, Research Librarian Bret Olsen, Instructional Designer
2:30	Break
2:45	Virtual Reality	Ben Salzman, Instructional Designer
3:45	Wrap Up	Reid Larson, Research Librarian

Abby Myers	Psychology
Anna Accettola	Classics
Annabelle Hutchinson	Government
Ashley Hampton	Anthropology
Casey Avaunt	Dance and Movement Studies
Charles Collett	Physics
Christiane Fischer	German Studies
Erin Griffin	Art History
Erin Tripp	Mathematics and Statistics
Jess Buttery	Theatre
Kara Dimitruk	Economics
Martin Shedd	Classics
Montinique McEachern	Women’s and Gender Studies
Saber Ahmed	Mathematics and Statistics
Yelsy Hernandez Zamora	Hispanic Studies
Yuting Chen	Chemistry

3D Printing	3D Printing Presentation Demo File
Course Integration and Assessment	Black Metropolis Dream a Little Dream New World Nature
Selected Shorts	Blogs and Websites Presentation Getting Started With StoryMaps Help With Large Format Posters How Do I Find Statistics & Data Video Production

Our LITS Research & Instructional Design team always welcomes the opportunity to work with faculty to support student learning. We hope our paths will cross often during your time at Hamilton.

Faculty who participated in the August 2024 workshop are also eligible to apply for a one-time stipend of $500 for developing or refining specific course assignment(s) that include digital learning approaches. To receive the stipend, you must:

Submit an assignment proposal.
Collaborate on the assignment with an instructional designer or research librarian. (A member of the R&ID team will contact you for an initial meeting once we receive a proposal.)
Incorporate the assignment into a course during the Fall 2024 or Spring 2025 semester.
Schedule an instructional designer or research librarian for in-class instruction during the Fall 2024 or Spring 2025 semester.
Provide us with a copy of your assignment within a month of the course’s completion.
Share your reflections on the success and challenges of the assignment for your students and for you within a month of the course’s completion.

Submit a Proposal