Academic Innovation
Faculty Toolkits
Faculty Guides and Handbooks
Innovative Pedagogy in Radow College
Virtual Field Trips
Beyond the Summit Workshop Series
-
2025-2026 series
-
Integrating Game Design into Teaching by Victoria Lagrange
-
The Collaborative Syllabus: Designing for Student Success Together by Madelyn Fox-Defago
-
Enhancing Student Success and Engagement Through Instructor Video by Elaine Venter
-
How Pitch Decks Develop Critical Thinking, Digital Literacy, and Career Readiness by Noah McLaughlin
-
How Do You Feel About This Assignment? by Valerie Smith
-
Teaching Ethical AI Use through Creative Writing Assignments by Jeffrey Greene
-
AI Insights for Academia Newsletters
-
Fall 2025 Newsletter
/colleges-departments/radow/academic-innovation/resources/docs/fall_2025_oai_ai_insights_for_academia_newsletter.pdf -
Spring 2026 Newsletter
Ready to Use Resources for the Classroom
-
Concept Map Resources
-
Four Corners Exercise
-
Mid-semester Survey Resources
-
Group Project Resources
-
Human Histogram Exercise Resources
-
One Minute Paper Resources
-
RPG Activity Resources
-
Goal Setting Resources
-
Global Challenges Multimedia Project
-
Creative Problem-Solving Challenge
-
Worst Possible Idea Activity
-
Escape Room Challenge Activity
-
Snowball Discussion Activity
-
Imaginary Society Role Play Exercise
-
Interactive Storytelling Activity
-
Send a Problem Activity
Resources for Faculty to Support Students
Student Toolkit for Success Modules
-
Overview and SCORM instructions
The Student Toolkit for Success provides faculty with resources to assist their students through self-paced modules designed to develop critical skills. Faculty can utilize these modules in courses in two ways:
1) Import a SCORM into your D2L course shell. You can choose to track student completion and include a grade if desired. Here is a Guide for Importing a SCORM File into Your Course. Underneath each module are are the SCORM files.
or
2) Use the URL from the OwlTrain Student Toolkit for Success channel to embed the module a directly into your syllabus, assignments, or other course materials. -
Module Web Links
-
Module SCORM Files