More Information:
The Peabody Digital Teaching Collective is a five-day program that provides educators with the knowledge, tools, and practical experience to evolve their pedagogical practices within the context of existing and emerging educational technologies. Participants will explore the basics of digital course and lesson design, participate in associated activities, and be provided with tips, tricks, and tools for implementing these approaches. The Collective focuses primarily on general pedagogy and facilitation, but music-specific teaching specialties and applied teaching will also be included.

Participants will have the opportunity throughout the week to collaborate with fellow educators and interface with the Academic Technology and Instructional Design team at Peabody, along with a small selection of additional specialty-specific faculty.

All participants in the Collective receive overviews of digital teaching best practices and course/session design, participate in activities to reinforce those overviews, and survey a range of available technology teaching tools. The Collective is also designed to be responsive and will adapt to educator questions and concerns throughout the week.

Schedule:
1-2pm: Pedagogy and Presentations
2-3pm: Activities, Scenarios, Practice, and Discussion
3-4pm: Implementation, Tips, Tricks, and Tools

Consultations and Open Office Hours will be available throughout the week.

Where:
The Collective will be conducted fully online through a combination of Zoom and asynchronous learning tools.

Facilitators:
Joseph Montcalmo Director of Learning Innovation
Valerie Hartman Senior Instructional Designer
Martine Richards Senior Instructional Technologist

Please direct questions regarding the Collective to Joseph Montcalmo, Peabody’s Director of Learning Innovation, at [email protected].