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Moodle Exchange on May 20

Are you an instructor looking to enhance your digital teaching strategies? Do you want to discover new ways to engage students using Moodle?

Join DELTA for NC State’s first-ever Moodle Exchange — a one-day, in-person technology conference where instructors come together with Moodle experts to share best practices and explore innovative teaching methods. 

Learn more and register today
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May 2025: What’s New in the DELTA Knowledge Base? 

Check out this list of helpful instructional technology articles for managing your course. The DELTA Knowledge Base is constantly being updated and is a great resource for instant support. 
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Exploring Generative AI in the Classroom: BUS 444’s DELTA Grant Journey

Through a 2024-2025 Exploratory DELTA Grant, BUS 444: Systems Analysis and Design is pioneering a classroom experience that integrates large language models (LLMs) to enhance learning and equip students with in-demand skills. 

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NC State’s First Continuing Education Course Earns Quality Matters Certification

NC State’s dedication to high-quality learning experiences now extends beyond the classroom and into the workplace. The university recently celebrated a milestone with the Quality Matters (QM) certification of SIM 101: Supplier Information, a course designed to help NC State staff navigate key financial processes. The course was developed by Maria Fister, director in the university’s finance… 
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Optimize Student Performance with Universal Design for Learning Principles

Are there assessments or assignments in your course where student performance could be improved? Here’s where the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principle to provide multiple means of action and expression comes in. 
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Hybrid Learning Grants Utilize AI to Enhance Course Design and Student Learning

Led by instructional designers Yan Shen and Christine Cranford, the grant projects evolved from using ChatGPT prompt templates to developing custom GPTs that address specific learning challenges. Current projects include AI assistants for reflective journaling, accounting problem-solving, biochemistry concept clarification and engineering application. 

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