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Register for this event: https://fordham.zoom.us/meeting/register/XlRcn6zXR72Uwtk4i1akPw For more information please contact Graham Johnson <gjohnson53@fordham.edu>
Welcome to Fordham University! New Employee Technology Orientation (NETO) introduces new staff and faculty to the available technology services at the University. Topics you'll learn about include: Navigating the Portal at My.Fordham Banner Blackboard Information Security Awareness Gmail and Google Workspace The link to the webinar will be sent via Gmail calendar invite. We look… Continue Reading New Employee Technology Orientation (NETO) (webinar)
Office hours for the new process update in ServiceNow that will enhance how item requests are handled across our system. This update aligns with the requirements of our onboarding/offboarding project and streamlines the management of requests. Drop in with questions or to see a live demo.
Hosted by Fordham University’s Office of Finance, this workshop is designed for budget managers that will utilize Self Service Banner 9. During this session, participants will learn how to access and interpret budget information in Banner. In addition, an overview of available accounts payable systems will be reviewed. At the completion of this course, participants… Continue Reading Banner Finance Training (webinar)
Office hours for the new process update in ServiceNow that will enhance how item requests are handled across our system. This update aligns with the requirements of our onboarding/offboarding project and streamlines the management of requests. Drop in with questions or to see a live demo.
Presenter: Shawn Hill, Instructional Technologist (shill18@fordham.edu) Faculty are welcome to join in a conversation about some of the new (or newly foregrounded) ethical considerations in our post-COVID world. This workshop/conversation will explore the myriad of ethical dilemmas faculty now face in 2025 that touch on plagiarism, data integrity, research, assessments, and intellectual property. We'll also… Continue Reading The New Post-COVID Era Ethical Issues Facing Fordham Faculty
The Faculty AI Exchange is a dynamic virtual event dedicated to keeping faculty members in higher education at the forefront of the AI revolution. You'll hear the latest updates and news on the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence, and will receive practical tips and invaluable tools to help you transform your teaching methods. The… Continue Reading Happy Hour: Faculty Exchange on AI (via Zoom)
Register for this event: https://fordham.zoom.us/meeting/register/6SMaD0VCSNaO0uzsUN4yvQ For more information please contact Graham Johnson <gjohnson53@fordham.edu>
Register for this event: https://fordham.zoom.us/meeting/register/a4jHSIVfQWqMJTxg9A1hgA For more information please contact Graham Johnson <gjohnson53@fordham.edu>
The Faculty AI Interest Group is a collaborative effort between the faculty and the Educational Technology and Research Computing team of the Office of Information Technology. Our goals are to: Keep abreast of AI development in general and Generative AI - GAI - in particular and their impacts on education, teaching and assessment Provide a… Continue Reading Faculty AI Interest Group
Presenter: Kristen Treglia, Senior Instructional Technologist (treglia@fordham.edu) As artificial intelligence becomes integral to education, the ability to craft effective prompts has emerged as a critical skill for faculty looking to harness tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot. This hands-on workshop equips educators with the knowledge and techniques to create prompts that generate high-quality, context-specific… Continue Reading Unlocking the Power of Prompting
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The Gamification Special Interest Group in higher education focuses on exploring and implementing gamification strategies to enhance student engagement, foster deeper learning, and develop effective teaching resources. The group is dedicated to sharing successes, providing support for gamified learning experiences, and creating opportunities for faculty to learn from one another. Through webinars, workshops, and collaborative… Continue Reading EdTech Gamification Interest Group
Register for this event: https://fordham.zoom.us/meeting/register/4snuljaBQG6GHzR6wcRlJw For more information please contact Graham Johnson <gjohnson53@fordham.edu>
Welcome to Fordham University! New Employee Technology Orientation (NETO) introduces new staff and faculty to the available technology services at the University. Topics you'll learn about include: Navigating the Portal at My.Fordham Banner Blackboard Information Security Awareness Gmail and Google Workspace The link to the webinar will be sent via Gmail calendar invite. We look… Continue Reading New Employee Technology Orientation (NETO) (webinar)
Hosted by Fordham University’s Office of Finance, this workshop is designed for budget managers that will utilize Self Service Banner 9. During this session, participants will learn how to access and interpret budget information in Banner. In addition, an overview of available accounts payable systems will be reviewed. At the completion of this course, participants… Continue Reading Banner Finance Training (webinar)
The Faculty AI Interest Group is a collaborative effort between the faculty and the Educational Technology and Research Computing team of the Office of Information Technology. Our goals are to: Keep abreast of AI development in general and Generative AI - GAI - in particular and their impacts on education, teaching and assessment Provide a… Continue Reading Faculty AI Interest Group
Presenter: Heather Hill, Instructional Technologist (hhill3@fordham.edu) Discover how to integrate digital tools into Project-Based Learning (PBL) strategies to enhance student engagement, collaboration, and learning outcomes. This workshop will explore the principles of PBL and demonstrate how to leverage various digital tools to support project design, facilitate teamwork, and assess student progress. Participants will learn how… Continue Reading Digital Tools for Project-Based Learning: Empowering Students
The Faculty AI Exchange is a dynamic virtual event dedicated to keeping faculty members in higher education at the forefront of the AI revolution. You'll hear the latest updates and news on the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence, and will receive practical tips and invaluable tools to help you transform your teaching methods. The… Continue Reading Happy Hour: Faculty Exchange on AI (via Zoom)