Session Highlights & Media
This and view highlights from CETL activities and initiatives.
MajorVideo Annual EventsResources
These include two major annual events, the Summer Institute and Learn@State.
SummerMany Institute
The Summer InstituteCETL sessions are designed to inspire faculty to engage today’s learners in a 21st-century mobile learning environment. CETL hosts sessions during the summer to provide faculty with a variety of professional development opportunities to inspirerecorded and cultivatepublished innovativefor teaching.on‑demand viewing. These summerrecordings sessionsinclude areworkshops, thetraining perfect time to update your knowledge of new techniquessessions, and technologiesinstructional to improve your professional teaching method. Another benefit of participating in the summer institute is the opportunity to develop collaborative relationships with faculty from across campus. When faculty work together in a summer institute, they inspire each other by sharing ideas and encouraging feedback.
Learn@State
Learn@State is a collaborative campus-wide event that brings faculty together to share innovative teaching practices, explore emerging technologies, and engage with A‑State’s academic technology partners. The event represents the combined efforts of CETL and the Office of Assessment, who previously hosted similar but separate faculty development events. Learn@State now unifies these efforts into a single, campus‑wide symposium focused on strengthening teaching and learning at A‑State.
Faculty interested in presenting or hosting a workshop are encouraged to submit an abstract or proposal through InfoReady, where the university maintains an up‑to‑date list of all active submission opportunities:
? InfoReady Proposal Portal: https://astate.infoready4.com/#homePage
The Learn@State application period generally runs from September through mid‑March, giving faculty ample time to plan, develop, or complete the projects they wish to present. A call for presentations is issued each year, and a selection committee reviews all submissions and notifies accepted presenters in advance.
Ongoing Professional Development
In addition to our major events, CETL hosts a variety of one-off workshops, webinars, and training sessions throughout the year. These sessions arecontent designed to support innovative teaching practicespractice and covereffective topicsuse such asof instructional design,technology.
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Session Recordings
Missed a session?
Visit our the CETL Kaltura Channel to view recordings of these past workshops, webinars, and major events. This is a great resource for catching up or revisiting helpful content.
The Summer InstituteCETL sessions are designed to inspire faculty to engage today’s learners in a 21st-century mobile learning environment. CETL hosts sessions during the summer to provide faculty with a variety of professional development opportunities to inspirerecorded and cultivatepublished innovativefor teaching.on‑demand viewing. These summerrecordings sessionsinclude areworkshops, thetraining perfect time to update your knowledge of new techniquessessions, and technologiesinstructional to improve your professional teaching method. Another benefit of participating in the summer institute is the opportunity to develop collaborative relationships with faculty from across campus. When faculty work together in a summer institute, they inspire each other by sharing ideas and encouraging feedback.
Learn@State
Learn@State is a collaborative campus-wide event that brings faculty together to share innovative teaching practices, explore emerging technologies, and engage with A‑State’s academic technology partners. The event represents the combined efforts of CETL and the Office of Assessment, who previously hosted similar but separate faculty development events. Learn@State now unifies these efforts into a single, campus‑wide symposium focused on strengthening teaching and learning at A‑State.
Faculty interested in presenting or hosting a workshop are encouraged to submit an abstract or proposal through InfoReady, where the university maintains an up‑to‑date list of all active submission opportunities:
? InfoReady Proposal Portal: https://astate.infoready4.com/#homePage
Ongoing Professional Development
In addition to our major events, CETL hosts a variety of one-off workshops, webinars, and training sessions throughout the year. These sessions arecontent designed to support innovative teaching practicespractice and covereffective topicsuse such asof instructional design,technology.
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Featured Playlists
To make content easier to explore, recordings are organized into curated playlists:
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Canvas Foundations Workshops
Recordings from foundational Canvas training sessions that cover core tools and best practices for course setup and management.
Teaching Tips
Short, focused videos highlighting practical strategies for teaching, learning, and course design.
Some videos may also be embedded within relevant Knowledge Base support pages for additional context.
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Check our event calendar to view upcoming sessions and register for events. The calendar is updated regularly with new opportunities for professional development.