Innovations in Digital Pedagogy Fellowships
Our Innovations in Digital Pedagogy Fellowships fund workshops and 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 with creating digitally-focused assignments and developing pedagogical strategies in all curricular areas. They are sponsored jointly by the Dean of Faculty and Library and Information Technology Services.Workshops
The Research & Instructional Design team hosts three faculty workshops each year that focus on integrating research and design technologies into courses. The day-long workshops are structured to provide faculty with opportunities to develop relationships with LITS design professionals and librarians who can help bring course assignment ideas to life.
Topics covered in recent workshops included:
- 3D Printing
- Artificial Intelligence at Hamilton
- Blogs and Websites
- Course & Subject Guides
- Data and Infographics
- Design Thinking
- Faculty Scholarship Resources
- Finding & Using Data
- Large Format Posters
- Library Resources and Services
- Podcasting
- Video Production and Drones
- Virtual Reality
- Working with Students
For more information about the workshops, contact pedagogy fellowships coordinator Reid Larson, rslarson@hamilton.edu.
Digital Assignments
Faculty fellows from 2019-23 worked with LITS colleagues to develop or refine specific course assignment(s) that included digital learning approaches.
TECH Lab Showcase
A sampling of digital projects created by Hamilton students, faculty, and staff in collaboration with Library and Information Technology Services.
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Research & Instructional Design Staff
