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SUMMARY:October Instructional Design Showcase
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DESCRIPTION:The Instructional Design Team at the UCLA Teaching and Learning
	 Center (TLC) collaborates with faculty members\, instructors\, and variou
	s campus partners\, including the Center of Excellence (CoE)\, UCLA Librar
	y\, academic departments\, ITS units\, and more\, to promote teaching exce
	llence through collaborative course design and the effective implementatio
	n of educational technologies. Through our showcases\, we aim to:\n\n    -
	Foster innovative teaching and learning design efforts across diverse cour
	ses and modalities.\n    -Present exemplary course design practices that e
	nhance educational outcomes.\n    -Explore pedagogical strategies and appr
	oaches relevant to various academic disciplines.\n    -Highlight the integ
	ration of campus-wide educational technologies\, including Bruin Learn.\n\
	nOctober Showcase Topic: \nBuilding a Learning Community Using CampusWire 
	in ECEM 116/CSM 151B\n\nSession Description:\nIn this showcase\, the instr
	uctor will briefly discuss the capabilities of Campuswire\, a free online 
	platform for teaching and learning that helps professors and students comm
	unicate and collaborate. The instructor will also share his experience usi
	ng it to manage a large class (200+ students) over the past three years. T
	he session will cover the basics and some tips and observations.\n\nPresen
	ter: Nader Sehatbakhsh\, Ph.D.\, Assistant Professor\, Electrical and Comp
	uter Engineering\n\nPresenter's bio:\nNader Sehatbakhsh is an Assistant Pr
	ofessor at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at UCLA. 
	His work is broadly focused on developing secure and private systems and a
	rchitectures\, particularly on computer architecture security\, IoT securi
	ty\, and side channels. Prior to joining UCLA in 2020\, he earned his Ph.D
	. in Computer Science from Georgia Tech in 2020. His work received various
	 recognitions and awards including the NSF CAREER Award.\n\nWhile this is 
	an in-person event\, Zoom option is also available. If this is your prefer
	ence please request Zoom link in your registration.\n\nEvent Website: http
	s://forms.gle/B6oxWCd4bJAvoCFr9\n\nSource: https://community.ucla.edu/even
	t/64452aba-a627-4e3d-a4bf-c8b09d52f3c7
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