With the close of the spring semester, ASSETT kicked off its summer programming with a week-long Tech Camp. This year's event, centered on the theme of "麻豆淫院 as Producers," spotlighted technologies that support the creative activities of students, including Canvas-based tools, interactive collaboration apps such as FlipGrid and Padlet, data visualization programs, and multimedia production tools. The sessions also emphasized pedagogical strategies and perspectives that encourage and facilitate student-produced content, including open pedagogy, digital humanities, visual design principles, implementations of Universal Design for Learning, and accessibility considerations. Each day's 90-minute session included a听combination of presentations, tech demos, hands-on activities, and/or small-group discussions.
Tech Camp is an annual event, offered each spring, and is open to all members of the CU Boulder community. This year's sessions drew a diverse group of faculty,听academic support staff, administrators, and students representing听a broad range of departments and programs. We hope you'll join us in 2019!
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Postcards from Tech Camp 2018
Student Fellow Austin Chau learns principles of visual design.
Peter Cullum,听ATDT's visual designer, leads a workshop on design principles.
Professor David Paradis, 2017 ASSETT Faculty Fellow, discusses the layout of a poster with Jacie Moriyama.
Teaching & Learning Consultant Amanda McAndrew presents a model of open pedagogy.
Participants discuss ways to implement Universal Design for Learning principles in a workshop led by Joy Adams.
Education Technology Researcher Shane Schwikert demonstrates a Sankey data visualization of CU academic programs.
Student Services Portfolio Manager Jacie Moriyama demonstrates the Flip Grid video discussion app.
Student Fellows听lead an "Ask Me Anything" discussion to share student perspectives on learning with technology.
