Stop by the Green Room in Reynolda Hall Monday, January 13 and Tuesday, January 14, from 1 – 5 PM to meet with members of the Canvas Implementation Team. Open to all faculty, students, and staff. Get your questions answered, learn fun tips-and-tricks from the LMS Manager herself, and pick up some Canvas swag!
Visit canvas.wfu.edu for complete information about the Canvas implementation.
Check out our 2018-2019 Technology at Wake Forest Year in Review, a compilation of the partnership, collaboration, and digital transformation taking place at Wake Forest this year! We look forward to what 2020 has in store!
Join us for our next monthly Creative Exchange – an informational conversation and lecture series designed to inspire and ignite creativity and community. Coffee and refreshments are provided!
For November, we welcome filmmaker, humanitarian, and entrepreneur Wubetu Shimelash. As an entrepreneur, Wubetu Shimelash is the Co-Founder and CEO of Simien Eco Trek (http://www.simienecotrek.com), a company that provides convenient, efficient and unique tour services in Ethiopia for tourists around the world while empowering locals. As a conscious filmmaker, Wubetu Shimelash has produced, directed, and shot several films that demonstrate unique cultural values and perspectives.
We are proud to announce that Wake Forest has been named an Adobe Creative Campus. Providing the Adobe Creative Cloud suite to all students, faculty, and staff demonstrates our continued commitment to innovate as an institution and give our campus community the skills and tools they need to succeed in a multi-modal and digitally competitive world. Download the Adobe Creative Cloud at software.wfu.edu and you’ll have access to a comprehensive collection of software for graphic design, video editing, web development, photography, and more.
On Thursday, March 21, Information Systems hosted the 8th annual TechXploration! TechXploration provides members of our campus community a unique opportunity to share and see the many ways that technology is being incorporated into the classroom.
Each of the 30+ presentations were unique to a specific topic and incorporated posters, technology, videos, activities, and lots of engaging conversation! For 3 hours, approximately 200 faculty, students and staff interacted with one another, learning more about each other, both professionally and personally. Presenters and attendees engaged in animated conversations regarding the positive aspects and challenges encountered when using technology to enhance teaching, learning, and scholarship.
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