11th Annual Faculty Technology Showcase
The Faculty Showcase was Tuesday, February 21 (Workshop) through Wednesday, February 22 (Showcase Day) 2023.
The purpose of the FTS is to highlight faculty who utilize technology in the classroom, and provide them an opportunity to share, peer-to-peer, from their experiences. This has proven to be a great way to collaborate, educate and expand the use of technology on campus. Today’s classroom is a dynamic environment that engages the student in a variety of learning experiences; many of those experiences make use of technology. Several of our faculty members are already using creative methods to allow students to achieve success and we proudly display their hard work at the annual Faculty Technology Showcase.
To positively affect learning experiences and illustrate technological solutions, the goals of the FTS include:
- Educate - Increase awareness of the capabilities of technological solutions available to faculty
- Discover - Provide some hands-on time for faculty to explore a variety of technological tools
- Innovate - Promote technological resources faculty can incorporate in their classrooms
- Collaborate - Create a peer-to-peer network for further collaboration
The agenda was expanded to cover a range of topics, including hearing from our very own faculty about their experience using creative methods (technology or theory) in the classroom.
Mr. Joe Ruhl was our keynote, and we also had the opportunity to hear from colleagues about some of the dynamic ways they are transforming their classrooms to enhance learning. The lunch panel session "More than ethics: How does God inspire your classroom"? featured our very own Harding instructors and others. Fellow educators from ASU-Beebe, Freed-Hardeman, Boyd Buchanan, Faulkner, and Abilene participated this year as well.
The grand prizes are listed below. There were mini prizes at some of the other breakout sessions as well.
- Lyra Ultra - HD Multimode USB Microphone
- Google Smart
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