Active Learning Symposium – Monday, April 25

Have you wondered what active learning is all about?  The University of Idaho invites you to join your colleagues and learn more about the latest pedagogy and academic technologies supporting active learning.  This free Symposium is your opportunity to expand your active learning knowledge as well as make connections with other faculty, students and staff from around the Northwest!  Choose from a few sessions or enjoy them all.  Breakfast and lunch will be provided.

UI Active Learning Symposium
Monday, April 25, 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
University of Idaho, Idaho Commons –Clearwater and Whitewater rooms

Event registration and schedule: https://doceocenter.org/active_learning
Breakfast and lunch will be provided, there is no cost to attend

Contact Mary Packer, WSU Academic Outreach and Innovation, with any questions or for more information on directions, maps and event parking.

mary_packer@wsu.edu (509) 335-3336

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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