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Leveraging Technology to Support Students 

The University of New Mexico-Valencia Campus and its Faculty Online Teaching & Review Committee
  will host the annual statewide online teaching conference on Friday, April 18, from 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM

This year’s Online Teaching Extravaganza explores how educators leverage technology, artificial intelligence, and evidence-based strategies to deliver engaging and impactful online learning experiences that support their student’s academic success. Sessions will provide practical strategies and tools for designing inclusive online classrooms, enhancing accessibility in your course, and refining your curriculum to meet the needs of diverse learners.


PROGRAM 

 

Call for Proposals is now open. Click here to begin.

How are you Leveraging Technology to Support Students? 

This is an opportunity to showcase innovative strategies, effective pedagogies, and diverse perspectives that inspire and inform our collective efforts to support our students throughout their academic journey. We hope to include a variety of perspectives and pedagogies to frame a robust conversation on this critical issue.

We are seeking 30-minute and 15-minute presentations associated with this year’s theme. If you have an experience, strategy, theory, or pedagogy you would like to share with colleagues, please submit a proposal.

Submit Your Program Proposal Here

 
All proposals are due March 22.  Presenters will be notified by April 1. 
 Contact us at (505) 916-1647 t/v or otex@unm.edu.

Registration Opens March 16

Registration will be open from March 16 until April 16, 2025. The event will take place in Zoom; session recordings will be made available to registered participants. Hosted by the University of New Mexico–Valencia Campus, this online professional development event is free for online educators throughout New Mexico. 


For any questions, comments, feedback - please reach out to the UNM-Valencia OTEx Chairperson, Kat Gullahorn.
Call or text (505) 916-1647 or email otex@unm.edu