Teaching and Learning
Education • Enrichment • Economic Development
For the most current information on faculty and staff development offerings, please check the Center for Teaching and Learning webpage at: www.macomb.edu/Faculty+And+Staff/Faculty+and+Staff+Professional+Development

Click on a workshop title to view the workshop description and schedule.
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Center Campus Sessions 1
South Campus Sessions 1
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Generations at Work 2
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MOITC 3
AnGel Getting Started 3
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Faculty Web Pages at Macomb 4
Flip-cams in the Classroom 4
Microsoft Word and PowerPoint Makeover 4
Podcasts, Screencasts, and Profcast 4
PowerPoint Basics 4
PowerPoint Advanced 4
Putting Zen in Your PowerPoint Presentations 5
Streamlined Files for the Internet 5
TurningPoint extreme 5
MS Office Self-Paced Training Available 5
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To register for any workshop listed in this brochure, follow the registration links provided under each workshop.
For registration information, please call the Office of Academic Development at 586.445.7568.

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In October 2005, the College embarked upon the CRISP Customer Service
Initiative recognizing that our continued success is directly dependent on the satisfaction of our customers with the quality of service we provide. All new, non-faculty employees will participate in CRISP customer service training.
CRISP training consists of three sessions over three consecutive weeks.
Employees are required to attend all three sessions in order to complete the training.
Register for CRISP training online at: http://bit.ly/macombprodev
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1:30pm–4:30pm
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For more information on CRISP training, please contact
AcademicDevelopment2@macomb.edu
or call 586.445.7588
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Rick Weaver, CEO, MaxImpact Inc.
We now have more generations actively working than ever before in history. The veterans forming the “Builder
Generation” are not ready to call it quits, and the baby boomers have not reached retirement age. Gen X is beginning to take charge, and Gen Y is poised to make an impression on the business world of tomorrow. With each generation bringing its own values and motivations, it is important for a manager to know how to manage this diverse team.
Participants in this workshop will learn more about the five generations in the workplace, how perceptions change, the 24 factors of one’s personality, how generations view objectives and authority, how to bridge the gap, how to lead a multi-generational team to success, and how to overcome the fears of the generations.
Please join us for this fascinating session!
Tuesday, June 8 1:30pm – 4:30pm Center, C-267
Register online at: http://bit.ly/macombprodev
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The Center for Teaching and Learning staff would be delighted to work one-on-one with any faculty or staff member interested in any ANGEL workshop or topic. ANGEL workshops can be tailored for any department.
To make an appointment at South Campus call 586.445.7200; for Center
Campus call 586.226.4774, or email us at ctlsupport@macomb.edu.
To teach online courses at Macomb, successful completion of this course is required.
This six-week (6) online course is designed to provide the requisite training for faculty seeking to facilitate hybrid and/or online courses at Macomb. This course is intended for faculty members who will be teaching an online or hybrid course within the next three (3) months and have 15 to 20 hours per week available to complete the required coursework. In this course, you will learn the pedagogical and technical principles required to facilitate an effective online course. If you are interested in registering for this course, please contact your Associate
Dean or Director for approval. Once you have received the required approval, please use the following link to register for this course. (Registration is limited to 15 participants per session and confirmation of your registration is contingent upon your Associate Dean or Director’s approval.)
Online courses: Classes where all teaching and learning takes place in virtual classrooms (online instruction).
Hybrid courses: A significant amount of instruction and student engagement occurs in a virtual (online) environment with some meetings on campus; also known as “blended” courses.
Web-enhanced courses: Courses that meet in traditional “on-ground” classrooms with instruction and student engagement supported through an online learning management system (ANGEL).
Susan Garrity, Instructional Technology Specialist
Sean McClelland, Instructional Technology Specialist
Successful completion of this workshop, resulting in certification, is required in order to web-enhance classes.
In this three hour, face-to-face introductory session, you will use ANGEL 7.4 to work in your own ANGEL course site to upload a First Day Handout, create an organizational framework for assignments and notes, and upload instructional material for students. You will also set up your initial ANGEL gradebook … one of ANGEL’s most popular features! This session is designed for faculty members who have not yet used ANGEL, but we often see “veteran ANGEL users” who just would like a refresher. All faculty are welcome! Pre-registration is required for this workshop and completion of the ANGEL tutorials are strongly recommended before attending this workshop. ( Registration is limited to eight (8) participants per session .)
Register online at: http://bit.ly/macombangel
Friday, June 4 9:00am – 12:00pm South, J-211
Wednesday, June 9 3:00pm – 6:00pm Center, C-127
Friday, June 25
Thursday, July 8
12:00pm – 3:00pm South, J-211
9:00am – 12:00pm Center, C-127
Tuesday, July 20 1:00pm – 4:00pm Center, C-127
Thursday, August 5 3:00pm – 6:00pm South, J-211
Consultations and appointments with an Instructional
Technology Specialist are available for the following
ANGEL topics:
To schedule an appointment time at South Campus, call
586.445.7200; for Center Campus, call 586.226.4774, or email us at ctlsupport@macomb.edu.
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The Center for Teaching & Learning staff would be delighted to work one-on-one with any faculty or staff member interested in a workshop that is not scheduled this semester. Workshops can be tailored for any department. To make an appointment at South Campus call
586.445.7200; for Center Campus call 586.226.4774 or email us at ctlsupport@macomb.edu.
A change has come to faculty web pages. These pages will still be available on the Internet …no login required, but now the focus is on YOU as a professional educator at Macomb Community College rather than on course content. Contact ctlsupport@macomb.edu for more information to get started with our new web site templates and a freely available web site editor.
Sean McClelland, Instructional Technology Specialist
Have you ever wanted to create an introduction video for your students, narrate a presentation, record a video demonstration, or create a Podcast? In this hands-on workshop, we will explore the tools that make screen recording and Podcasting possible, and discuss ways to effectively incorporate these techniques into your teaching.
Teaching & Learning Technician
Flip cameras are small, hand-held video camcorders that are popular and extremely easy to use. You may not realize it, but these little wonders have a number of educational applications, including putting them in the hands of your students for group projects and presentations! We can demonstrate this exciting new technology for you, help you find applications for it in your classroom, and even check-out cameras for you to use!
Faye Radcliffe, Teaching & Learning Technician
Discover how to create a simple PowerPoint presentation with this two hour hands-on workshop. Because of its organized and visually appealing form to audiences,
PowerPoint has become a common technology tool to supplement teaching in the classroom and online. In this hands-on workshop, participants will learn how to create basic slides (title and bulleted slides) while integrating graphic elements such as ClipArt.
(Prerequisite: Basic computer skills)
* Information on PowerPoint Basics is also available in CD format at the Center and South Campus Center for Teaching & Learning.
Faye Radcliffe, Teaching & Learning Technician
We’ve taken the best of our MS Word and PowerPoint workshops and condensed them into one makeover session! Whether you consider yourself a novice user or an old pro, you’ll find value in this session. We’ll cover strategies for “working smart” with MS Word by using styles, tables, templates and short-cuts to save time. We’ll look at good and not-so-good PowerPoint presentations and show you how to create presentations that communicate a clear message. Bring your Word and
PowerPoint files (in digital format) and we’ll help you give them a makeover.
Faye Radcliffe, Teaching & Learning Technician
Go beyond the basics to add punch to your presentations.
In this two hour, hands-on workshop, we’ll explore master views to create a clean consistent look throughout your presentation. Also, we’ll explore using templates, color schemes, backgrounds, transitional effects, and various multimedia to convey messages more effectively.
(Prerequisite: PowerPoint Basics, or comfortable working with the toolbars, views, and layouts in PowerPoint)
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Sean McClelland, Instructional Technology Specialist
Effective presentations are relatively free of “bullets” and use simple but interesting animations and other visual elements. Bring a PowerPoint presentation or two that you’d like to make more interesting and let Sean work with you on enhancing its visual appeal. Recommended but not required reading before the session is Presentation
Zen , by Garr Reynolds, from which Sean takes his inspiration!
Sean McClelland, Instructional Technology Specialist
The Internet can seem like a vast storehouse of information, but the size of files available on the Internet need not be huge. In fact, your documents and photos will download more quickly if they are small files. In this workshop we’ll show you several ways to reduce the size of your PowerPoint files, image files, and much more.
We’ll also discuss alternative file types and delivery options. Though all are welcome to attend, this workshop is especially important for faculty using ANGEL to distribute course material.
Faye Radcliffe, Teaching & Learning Technician
We’ve designed a new TurningPoint workshop for advanced users! This hands-on workshop will introduce you to team-based activities and Jeopardy-like sessions and show you how to track student responses and retain student data in reports. You’ll also see how to change the
TurningPoint toolbar and other “look-and-feel” features as well as how to run a TurningPoint session without taking the time to start up PowerPoint.
Self-paced instruction on CD is available for checkout at both the South and Center campus Instructional Technology offices for the following software applications:
For access, please call the South Campus
CTL at 586.445.7200 or Center Campus
CTL at 586.226.4774.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Nancy Falcone, Chairperson
Roseanne DiMaria, Vice Chairperson
Connie Bolanowski, Secretary
James F. Kelly, Treasurer
Christine Bonkowski, Trustee
Frank DeSantis, Trustee
Joseph DeSantis, Trustee
James Jacobs, Ph.D., College President
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