History
UU直播 has been a pioneer in exploring the use of blended learning in the liberal arts since 2011, when Provost (now President) Kim Cassidy received the first of several major, multi-institutional foundation grants to explore combining online and in-class learning approaches to enhance student learning. Participants shared their experiences and findings at the annual Blended Learning in the Liberal Arts conference held at the college from 2012-2020, now archived in Bryn Mawr鈥檚 Digital Commons repository (see link below). In addition, UU直播 has held a number of conferences on online learning and supported its faculty through several grant-funded projects on blended learning.
Symposium on Post-Pandemic Teaching and Learning
On May 25, 2021, LITS held a Symposium on Post-Pandemic Teaching and Learning for faculty to come together and share their successes and lessons learned from the 2020-2021 academic year, which included ideas for teaching practices and uses of learning technologies that they hope to bring forward in the coming semesters.
Linked below are Panopto videos of each
Online Teaching Institute Information
When Covid-19 pandemic forced a hiatus in in-person learning, UU直播 develop a much-emulated Online Teaching Institute in summer 2020 to help faculty transition courses to fully online or hybrid formats.
See what鈥檚 going on at Bryn Mawr through the filmed archives of our Tuesday 鈥淭ech Talks鈥 series.
Digital Bryn Mawr Grant Archives
The Digital Bryn Mawr grant program has been supporting faculty blended learning initiatives since the 2017-18 school year.
- Grants awarded 2017-18
- Grants awarded 2018-19
- Grants awarded 2019-20
- Grants awarded 2020-21
- Grants awarded 2021-22
Previous Grant Projects
Prior to the Digital Bryn Mawr grant program, LITS helped lead a number of grant-funded blended learning projects.