Events

This interactive workshop introduces faculty to the STAR Method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) as a powerful tool for helping students articulate their Life After Mary Washington competency experiences. All faculty …

This hands-on workshop will demo various deep research tools, explore how they work, and outline potential classroom applications. We’ll also examine their limitations and concerns, helping instructors thoughtfully integrate these …

Join us for a lively public debate on AI and the Environment, featuring UMW faculty Kaitlyn Haynal (Communication and Digital Studies) and Mike Reno (Cultural and Philosophical Inquiry) as they …

Learn the importance of providing structure to documents and materials through the use of headings. Facilitators will demo step-by-step how to set headings in common classroom materials as well as …

This AI workshop will focus on PlayLab.ai, and we’ll demonstrate how PlayLab can be used to engage students and enhance classroom learning with student-created bots and tools. We’ll also discuss …

Alt text provides descriptive information for images embedded in class materials. Alt text applies to photographs and illustrations, but also icons and diagrams. Learn best practices for crafting alt text …

Links are used to navigate websites and often direct students to additional or supplemental course resources. Join this session to learn how to create strong descriptive links that are self-explanatory …

In this session, learn how to successfully leverage color and contrast to promote readability of course materials. In addition, facilitators will demo how to check color and contrast and strategies …