Online T&L Hui

During this hui session, participants will dive deeper into topics covered from the Emerging Technologies for Learning webinar on April 9, 2021. All UH faculty and staff interested in actively participating and talking story are welcome to join.

Visit the Online T&L Hui event page to learn more about this series.

Hui Series Registration: http://go.hawaii.edu/37e

During this hui session, participants will dive deeper into topics covered from the Five Must-Haves to Motivate, Engage, and Support Online Students webinar on March 12, 2021. All UH faculty and staff interested in actively participating and talking story are welcome to join.

Visit the Online T&L Hui event page to learn more about this series.

Hui Series Registration: http://go.hawaii.edu/37e

During this hui session, participants will dive deeper into topics covered from the Supporting Inclusive & Equitable Online Learning for Students webinar on February 23, 2021. All UH faculty and staff interested in actively participating and talking story are welcome to join.

Visit the Online T&L Hui event page to learn more about this series.

Hui Series Registration: http://go.hawaii.edu/37e

During this hui session, participants will dive deeper into topics covered from the Authentic Assessment in Action webinar on January 22, 2021. All UH faculty and staff interested in actively participating and talking story are welcome to join.

Visit the Online T&L Hui event page to learn more about this series.

Hui Series Registration: http://go.hawaii.edu/37e 

Description: While summer has allowed faculty and staff to better prepare for Fall 2020 course offerings, it brings some new delivery formats to light. A “newer” hybrid format, known at UH Mānoa as Hybrid Here-or-There (HOT), but more commonly known as Hyflex, is now an option for faculty and students. This informal hui will collectively talk story about this teaching format and how it compares/contrasts with other more traditional hybrid models.

Who is this session for? UH Faculty and Staff who are teaching hybrid courses this fall or are considering how to format their hybrid or hyflex course(s) in the future.

Archived Webinar Resources 

• Presentation (Google Slides)

The T&L Hui Overview

• Purpose? “Hui” can be defined as a club or group that congregates, meets, intermingles, etc. (wehewehe.org). The Online T&L Hui is designed to bring together UH faculty and staff to share ideas and talk story on trending topics related to online teaching and learning.
• How? Sharing will be open-forum style with a free flowing agenda driven by the conversation. This will not be a presentation or workshop with structured/guided content. Hui participants will actively participate during each session, so be sure to have your microphone and camera ready!
• When? One-hour synchronous Zoom sessions on select Fridays throughout the Fall 2020 semester. Schedule and topics may be subject to change depending on participant feedback and demand.
• Who? Each hui session will focus on trending online teaching and learning topics, with a limit of 50 participants to allow for active participation (first-come, first-served).

What’s in it for me? (a.k.a., learning objectives)

1. Connect and network with other faculty and staff from across the UH system to learn and share experiences with each other.
2. Leave the session with helpful strategies, tips, and/or resources for online teaching and learning.
3. Tackle challenges shared during each session as a collective hui!

Description: Have you been using Laulima for some time now? Do you have insights to share with others or challenges you have encountered? This informal hui will collectively share “beneath the surface” tips and tricks of Laulima as well as address Laulima challenges beyond the basics.

Who is this session for? UH faculty and staff who are already familiar with or actively using Laulima and are interested in learning and sharing helpful features with others.

Archived Webinar Resources 

• Presentation (Google Slides)

The T&L Hui Overview

• Purpose? “Hui” can be defined as a club or group that congregates, meets, intermingles, etc. (wehewehe.org). The Online T&L Hui is designed to bring together UH faculty and staff to share ideas and talk story on trending topics related to online teaching and learning.
• How? Sharing will be open-forum style with a free flowing agenda driven by the conversation. This will not be a presentation or workshop with structured/guided content. Hui participants will actively participate during each session, so be sure to have your microphone and camera ready!
• When? One-hour synchronous Zoom sessions on select Fridays throughout the Fall 2020 semester. Schedule and topics may be subject to change depending on participant feedback and demand.
• Who? Each hui session will focus on trending online teaching and learning topics, with a limit of 50 participants to allow for active participation (first-come, first-served).

What’s in it for me? (a.k.a., learning objectives)

1. Connect and network with other faculty and staff from across the UH system to learn and share experiences with each other.
2. Leave the session with helpful strategies, tips, and/or resources for online teaching and learning.
3. Tackle challenges shared during each session as a collective hui!

Description: At this point, we are now four weeks into the Fall 2020 semester of online and hybrid teaching. What strategies did you utilize that have been successful so far? Any challenges to share with the hui to collectively address? This informal hui will collectively talk story on Fall 2020 experiences thus far and share strategies and tips with each other.

Who is this session for? UH faculty and staff teaching online or hybrid courses who would like to share their experiences, strategies and tips.

Archived Webinar Resources:

• Presentation (Google Slides)

The T&L Hui Overview

• Purpose? “Hui” can be defined as a club or group that congregates, meets, intermingles, etc. (wehewehe.org). The Online T&L Hui is designed to bring together UH faculty and staff to share ideas and talk story on trending topics related to online teaching and learning.
• How? Sharing will be open-forum style with a free flowing agenda driven by the conversation. This will not be a presentation or workshop with structured/guided content. Hui participants will actively participate during each session, so be sure to have your microphone and camera ready!
• When? One-hour synchronous Zoom sessions on select Fridays throughout the Fall 2020 semester. Schedule and topics may be subject to change depending on participant feedback and demand.
• Who? Each hui session will focus on trending online teaching and learning topics, with a limit of 50 participants to allow for active participation (first-come, first-served).

What’s in it for me? (a.k.a., learning objectives)

1. Connect and network with other faculty and staff from across the UH system to learn and share experiences with each other.
2. Leave the session with helpful strategies, tips, and/or resources for online teaching and learning.
3. Tackle challenges shared during each session as a collective hui!

Description: It can be challenging keeping students engaged and interacting with the online content, and Writing Intensive (WI) designated courses add yet another level of complexity. Join this hui in brainstorming “outside-the-box” strategies and solutions to meeting WI requirements without overwhelming students in the online setting while still maintaining student engagement.

Who is this session for? UH Faculty (or Staff) who have experience teaching (or supporting) writing-intensive online or hybrid courses

Archived Webinar Resources:

• Presentation (Google Slides)

The T&L Hui Overview

• Purpose? “Hui” can be defined as a club or group that congregates, meets, intermingles, etc. (wehewehe.org). The Online T&L Hui is designed to bring together UH faculty and staff to share ideas and talk story on trending topics related to online teaching and learning.
• How? Sharing will be open-forum style with a free flowing agenda driven by the conversation. This will not be a presentation or workshop with structured/guided content. Hui participants will actively participate during each session, so be sure to have your microphone and camera ready!
• When? One-hour synchronous Zoom sessions on select Fridays throughout the Fall 2020 semester. Schedule and topics may be subject to change depending on participant feedback and demand.
• Who? Each hui session will focus on trending online teaching and learning topics, with a limit of 50 participants to allow for active participation (first-come, first-served).

What’s in it for me? (a.k.a., learning objectives)

1. Connect and network with other faculty and staff from across the UH system to learn and share experiences with each other.
2. Leave the session with helpful strategies, tips, and/or resources for online teaching and learning.
3. Tackle challenges shared during each session as a collective hui!

Description: Assessments have long been a tough challenge to take on in online/hybrid courses. Remember, assessment does not always equal giving a test! This informal hui will collectively share creative approaches or strategies to assessing achievement of course learning objectives.

Who is this session for? UH faculty and staff who have online or hybrid teaching experience and would like to share strategies and tips for success, or have challenges they would like to collaboratively address.

Archived Webinar Resources:

• Presentation (Google Slides)

The T&L Hui Overview

• Purpose? “Hui” can be defined as a club or group that congregates, meets, intermingles, etc. (wehewehe.org). The Online T&L Hui is designed to bring together UH faculty and staff to share ideas and talk story on trending topics related to online teaching and learning.
• How? Sharing will be open-forum style with a free flowing agenda driven by the conversation. This will not be a presentation or workshop with structured/guided content. Hui participants will actively participate during each session, so be sure to have your microphone and camera ready!
• When? One-hour synchronous Zoom sessions on select Fridays throughout the Fall 2020 semester. Schedule and topics may be subject to change depending on participant feedback and demand.
• Who? Each hui session will focus on trending online teaching and learning topics, with a limit of 50 participants to allow for active participation (first-come, first-served).

What’s in it for me? (a.k.a., learning objectives)

1. Connect and network with other faculty and staff from across the UH system to learn and share experiences with each other.
2. Leave the session with helpful strategies, tips, and/or resources for online teaching and learning.
3. Tackle challenges shared during each session as a collective hui!

Description: We all know there are many online tools and resources out there for educators. What are some that you canʻt live without? This informal hui will collectively share their “must have” free (or low fee) online education tools and resources.

Who is this session for? UH faculty and staff who are interested in sharing and learning about free (or low fee) online tools and resources.

Archived Resources (This session was canceled and replaced by asynchronous resource sharing):

• Video Message (YouTube, 2:26)
• Presentation (Google Slides)

The T&L Hui Overview

• Purpose? “Hui” can be defined as a club or group that congregates, meets, intermingles, etc. (wehewehe.org). The Online T&L Hui is designed to bring together UH faculty and staff to share ideas and talk story on trending topics related to online teaching and learning.
• How? Sharing will be open-forum style with a free flowing agenda driven by the conversation. This will not be a presentation or workshop with structured/guided content. Hui participants will actively participate during each session, so be sure to have your microphone and camera ready!
• When? One-hour synchronous Zoom sessions on select Fridays throughout the Fall 2020 semester. Schedule and topics may be subject to change depending on participant feedback and demand.
• Who? Each hui session will focus on trending online teaching and learning topics, with a limit of 50 participants to allow for active participation (first-come, first-served).

What’s in it for me? (a.k.a., learning objectives)

1. Connect and network with other faculty and staff from across the UH system to learn and share experiences with each other.
2. Leave the session with helpful strategies, tips, and/or resources for online teaching and learning.
3. Tackle challenges shared during each session as a collective hui!