Educational Technology Workshops

FeedbackFruits Workshops

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Improve Group Work and Team Dynamics

Date and Time: Thursday, September 24, 2026; 11:00am - 12:00pm
Location: Online
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Description
Tired of the logistical headache of assessing group work fairly? We know it can be difficult to spot free-riders early or gain clear insights into group dynamics. Join us to see how FeedbackFruits' Group Member Evaluation tool solves these challenges right inside Brightspace. A Queen's faculty member will share their use case and experience, followed by a live demo of the tool and the setup flow by our FeedbackFruits representative. Walk away with strategies to improve student collaboration, address free-riding, and enhance learning outcomes.


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Diversify your Assessments with Peer Reviews

Date and Time: Tuesday, November 24, 2026; 1:00 - 2:00pm
Location: Online

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Description
Interested in facilitating peer-to-peer learning? Join us to discover how FeedbackFruits' Peer Review tool streamlines this process in Brightspace. We will kick off with a showcase where a Queen's faculty member shares their use case and experience. Then, our FeedbackFruits representative will provide a live demo of the tool and the setup flow, followed by an open Q&A. Walk away with practical strategies to streamline workflows, use structured rubrics, and enhance students' feedback quality while reducing your grading workload.

 

onQ Workshops

classroomPresenting Course Material in onQ

Date and Time: Thursday, October 8, 2026; 1:00 - 2:00pm
Location: Online
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Description
Learn how to use onQ to present course materials in ways that are organized, accessible, and easy for students to navigate. This workshop will explore strategies for structuring course content, organizing modules, incorporating different types of learning materials, and creating a consistent experience for students. Participants will consider how course organization and presentation can support student engagement while reducing confusion and unnecessary navigation. Whether you're building a new course or looking to refresh an existing one, you'll leave with practical ideas for improving the student experience in onQ.


professor teaching in a classroomUnderstanding Grade Submission Through onQ

Date and Time: Monday, November 2, 2026; 1:00 - 1:45pm
Location: Online
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Description
Grades are an important part of the teaching and learning process, but submitting and managing grades can sometimes feel complicated. This workshop will provide an overview of how grades move through onQ and the steps instructors need to take to prepare, review, and submit final grades. Participants will explore common workflows, terminology, and potential stumbling blocks so they can approach grade submission with greater confidence. The session will also highlight strategies for keeping grades organized throughout the term to make final submission easier.