Friday July 26 9:30-11:00 a.m.

Register at:
https://iu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0pduuorjIqGdQ7unkKF249pY2hQTQRN5Qd

Cost: FREE

Please join us for a free online workshop co-sponsored by the PACE Institute for Role-Immersive Teaching and Learning (PIRTL) and the Center for Innovative Teaching and Learning (CITL)

Are you looking for ways to engage your students, enable them to see a subject from a variety of perspectives, and put them at center stage in your classroom? Consider role-playing activities, which can take a variety of forms: Model United Nations. Table-top games. Reacting to the Past. Specialized scenarios tailored to your course. This workshop offers faculty and graduate instructors a platter of options to consider. The workshop kicks off with a panel of faculty and student voices. Our goal is to equip instructors with role-playing approaches that will work for your courses in your classroom. Breakout discussions will explore the various options presented and more. Open to all faculty and graduate students.

Featuring:

• Prof. Marco Arnaudo, French and Italian
• Prof. Alex Lichtenstein, History and American Studies
• Prof. Dina Spechler, Political Science and Jewish Studies
• Prof. Carl Weinberg, PACE, History, and LAMP
• Grace Rowland, double-major in History and Germanic Studies.

 

For more information, contact Prof. Carl Weinberg at crweinbe@indiana.edu