Coffee, Tech, & Teaching
Date and Time
Location
February Meetup: Survey Tools
featuring Super Users
Coffee and Treats from Quebrada Baking Co.
(tea, hot chocolate and water also served)
Plus a Super Bowl Snack Basket Prize for a lucky in person attendee!
RSVP HERE
Our goal is to bring together academic technologists (and friends) from around the university to share experiences, best practices, and new ideas. With input from the community, we hope to foster sharing, networking, and more collaboration across the schools and units here at Harvard.
Join us on February 5th online or in person at the Lamont Library Forum Room. The room is open at 2:45pm, so come early, grab a cup some treats, and connect with colleagues! Presentations are from 3:00pm to 4:00pm.
Featured Speakers
Deidra Scott : Instructional Technologist, FAS Academic Technology
Poll Everywhere
We still love Poll Everywhere! Great for kicking off meetings or classes with activities and interactive engagement. A short presentation on capabilities and uses.
Brianna Oglesby : Prize Coordinator, Office of the Secretary, FAS
Qualtrics :“One Office, A Thousand Forms: What Managing Forms for Prizes and Votes Taught Me About Qualtrics”
Brianna Oglesby joined the Office of the Secretary of the Faculty in November 2024. She serves as the Prize Coordinator, administering the three largest Harvard College student prizes in the FAS each year, and supports the Secretary with faculty legislation, standing committees, and meeting administration. A classically trained flutist, Brianna can be found performing with the Brookline Symphony Orchestra (or nose deep in a book) when she’s not configuring Qualtrics authentications.
Mae Klinger : Associate Director of Teaching and Learning Innovation, SLATE (Strengthening Learning and Teaching Excellence), Harvard Kennedy School
Qualtrics
Mae is a super user of Qualtrics and will be presenting on Qualtrics used to collect and summarize learner data in an online course. Used both to collect learner responses to inform live sessions, and to show learners summaries of their own data in this asynchronous Executive Education program. She created these surveys and reports in partnership with Maria Flanagan, digital learning design lead for this program.
Kendall Poulson, Instructional Designer, Harvard Business School
Microsoft Forms, for when Qualtrics isn't the best choice!