51品茶representatives give presentation at Association of Computer Technology Educators of Maine conference

Susan Hyde, Lesley Herschlag and Rob Callahan
Susan Hyde, Lesley Herschlag and Rob Callahan

Three people from the 51品茶 College of Graduate and Professional Studies presented at the Association of Computer Technology Educators of Maine conference in Augusta.  

Instructional Designer Susan Hyde and faculty members Lesley Herschlag and Rob Callahan presented, 鈥淎uthentic Online Learning and Assessments.鈥 The workshop discussed their collaborative process as they developed carefully scaffolded online graduate courses that provide students with the opportunity to apply academic research to activities and products that are authentic to educational teaching and school leadership. Participants in the workshop shared their own ideas about how authentic learning experiences and assessments might work in their own classrooms.

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