Summer Shorts
Submit a Proposal for Summer Shorts 2019
Want to share your innovative online teaching strategies? Submit a session proposal for DELTA’s Summer Shorts in Instructional Technologies for our face-to-face (Aug. 12) and/or online (Aug. 13) days! Proposals are due by May 31. Check out this article for an overview of this year's Summer Shorts schedule.
Faculty Fellows Recognized at Summer Shorts
Amanda Edwards and Michael Kanters were honored with certificates of appreciation at Summer Shorts, marking the completion of their outstanding service as Faculty Fellows from 2016-2018. Our dedicated group of Faculty Fellows are passionate about educational technology and sharing their experiences with others.
Registration Open for Summer Shorts
Join us Aug. 13-17 for DELTA’s annual Summer Shorts in Instructional Technologies featuring a brand new pre-conference WolfWare Bootcamp in addition to general conference sessions on innovative instruction, teaching online and student engagement followed by the second-annual DELTA-Con.
2018 Summer Shorts Proposals Open Now
Do you have expertise in teaching with instructional technologies that you would like to share with other NC State faculty and staff? Read more to learn about changes to the 2018 Summer Shorts Program and how to submit proposals for facilitating conference sessions.
It’s Time to Register for Summer Shorts and DELTA-Con
Summer Shorts 2017 will take place Tuesday, August 8 through Friday, August 11, from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., in both face-to-face and online sessions. DELTA-Con is a new addition to the lineup. Registration is open!
DELTA’s Summer Shorts in Instructional Technologies offers three tracks
Interested in developing your teaching with technology skills? Join DELTA for this year’s Summer Shorts in Instructional Technologies! This year’s program offers three tracks, or themes: advanced Moodle topics, teaching with video, and innovative instruction. At Summer Shorts, you’ll find […]
Teaching with Technology: Reports from the Frontline
Two professors share 10 tips based on their experiences developing and teaching courses with technology. Here is a summary of their presentation.