Prepping Like a Pro: Setting the Stage for a Great Learning Experience

Being a great professor can be hard. We live in a world of ever-changing and growing responsibilities, complicated systems and on top of all that, teachers are expected to be experts�"often without sufficient formal training in the art. There are many points of failure, but one of the most common is insufficient preparation.

In this seminar, veteran faculty and learning expert Bill Moseley will provide tried-and-true approaches to preparing for the term that will revolutionize your teaching, including:

• Framework for Preparation
• Choosing a Powerful Class Structure
• Understanding Pacing and Workload
• Importance of Solid Dates
• Impact of Published Standards
• Myth of the Responsive Classroom
• Using AI Tools to Get it DONE

With over 27 years in higher education, Dr. Bill Moseley brings a wealth of experience in educational leadership, innovation, and digital strategy. He’s served as Vice President of Innovation, Dean of Academic Technology, Faculty Director of Technology, Innovation and Professional Development, Faculty Chair of Computer Science, and is a long-time computer science professor with over two decades of classroom and online experience. Bill also spent 20 years as an adjunct faculty in Pepperdine University’s groundbreaking Learning Technologies graduate programs.