Add/drop ends for Summer 2020 (term 2207): 

Friday, May 15 (term); Monday, May 18 (12WK); Wednesday, May 13 (6WK1); Wednesday, June 24 (6WK2)

For instructors who are already familiar with Canvas or who have attended a previous Canvas training, we present a supplemental webinar covering tools for remote instruction that are not addressed during the Introduction to Canvas trainings. We will demonstrate the use of discussion boards, quiz moderation, groups, and integrations for both Zoom and Panopto, as well as some course-level settings that can make it easier for your students to access your course content from home.

Jun Zhang of the Department of Biostatistics defends her dissertation on "Interpretable Analysis of Multivariate Functional Data". 

Each June more than 3,000 individuals gather the nation's capital at the Academy Health Annual Research Meeting (ARM). Faculty and student researchers from Pitt's Department of Health Policy and Management regularly participate in short courses, tutorials and roundtables, and give invited talks, contributed talks, and poster presentations.

The educational superheroes of 2020 are those undergraduate and graduate faculty who’ve had to transition from the classroom to the online environment in record time. It’s not been easy, but what an awesome learning experience! In this interactive webinar, we will share what student-centered learning is and how to achieve it online.

We’ll identify best practices for assessments and learning activities for online courses, and share some of our favorite tools to help faculty. Participants are encouraged to come with questions and share their experiences in transitioning their residential courses to a remote environment.