Classroom Assessment Techniques (CATs) are short, intentional activities during class which give students time to reflect on what they are learning and engage critical thinking to increase knowledge retention and guide strategic AI use. This session will highlight research from Wharton faculty that may help you decide which CATs to…
Make your next exam season stress-free with Canvas New Quizzes. This session will walk you through essential tools for creating secure, effective midterms and final exams, while also highlighting when Gradescope may be a better option for your assessment needs. Leave with practical strategies and best practices to help you…
Group work is central to many Wharton courses, but students and faculty alike are concerned when students don’t do their fair share. Peer evaluation activities can hold students accountable by allowing students to provide feedback on their group members. This webinar will introduce Peerceptiv’s Team Member Evaluation (TME), which is…
Harmonize offers a robust set of discussion and multimedia tools that can help make courses more engaging, accessible, and AI-resilient. This webinar will introduce Harmonize’s AI-enabled features that are now available at Wharton. Harmonize Brainstorm uses ChatGPT to help develop discussion and assignment prompts that are pedagogically stronger with clearer…
Snow days and other unexpected events that disrupt the University’s normal operations can wreak havoc on your course plan. With some upfront preparation, you can develop a teaching pivot plan to keep your course on track. This webinar will review the technologies available at Wharton to support teaching continuity, help…
