Pedagogy
Teaching with Digital Tools
We offer training and support to faculty and instructors in incorporating digital pedagogical techniques and assignments into their teaching, based on our areas of expertise. For in-depth assistance with Canvas and other specific learning technologies, we recommend visiting our partners at Academic Technology Services. The tools of digital pedagogy are appropriate for undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate students working across the university's many schools and divisions.
- Our training initiatives range from summer workshops for faculty, to graduate student bootcamps during the spring semester, to graduate student training for online teaching.
- We provide one-on-one consultations with our staff members to help instructors and faculty scaffold digital assignments in their syllabi and create meaningful assignments, outcomes, and rubrics for their students.
- We work with individual faculty members to visit academic classes.
How We Help You
We have an inviting and straightforward process for helping professors integrate digital scholarship into pedagogy.
Learning and Skills
Here are some of the key questions we use as guidelines for digital pedagogy.
- Are there particular technologies or methodologies we support that you would like to incorporate into your class curriculum?
- How will a class visit help you reach your course learning outcomes?
- How will it fit into your syllabus?
Visit with Us
Make an appointment for an exploratory conversation with an ECDS staff member by emailing ecds@emory.edu to set up a consultation.
Please plan to meet with us as you develop your course curriculum. Some technologies and methodologies may be added relatively simply while others may take more time for advance preparation.
Software
Recommended Tools
Adobe Illustrator | Adobe InDesign | Adobe Photoshop | Audacity | Canvas | Carto | Final Cut Pro | Google Maps | iMovie | Omeka | Open Tour | Piktochart | ScholarBlogs | Storify | Tableau | Voyant | Wikipedia | WordPress