Inside Calendar and Events

Educators have described the SIFT method as “magical” - it gives students a concrete toolkit they can use to quickly determine whether there is good evidence for a claim. Join ARC librarians to learn how to use and teach the SIFT method.

This workshop is the first of a three-part series. It is designed to use engaging conversation and interactive exercises to examine commonly used terms and concepts in equity, inclusion and belonging (EIB) learning.

Don't miss this fast-paced virtual session packed with need-to-know updates about Canvas, Zoom, and Distance Education at ARC. This popular session is your efficient 50-minute briefing to stay informed and fully prepared for the upcoming semester!

New things are always happening in California.Title 5 has been revised to ensure course outlines include approaches to accessibility, inclusion, and equitable outcomes. The State Chancellor’s Office will shift attendance accounting from an instructional-hours framework to a units-earned framework.

This hands-on and personalized workshop grows from the updates shared in the Curriculum Updates session. Topics include looking at familiar parts of a course outline with fresh eyes, assessing the impacts of aligning hours and units, analyzing and adopting a CCN template, and creating or revising existing curriculum.

This presentation introduces faculty and staff to the full scope of Beaver Cares services, including our Food Pantry and satellite pantry resources, Technology and Transportation assistance, CalFresh support, emergency housing referrals, Diaper Pantry services, and financial wellness tools.

In this session, we will turn this technological change into a pedagogical opportunity. First, we will provide a quick, non-hands-on overview of the AI Grading tool's functionality, focusing on how to maximize the "AI Dividend"—the time saved in the gradebook.

A walkthrough of designing a mastery-based course shell in MyOpenMath that is ready to deploy in the Math Learning Center environment.

The focus of this workshop is on strengthening our discussion design through a Universal Design for Learning (UDL) lens.

Faculty members should view the film before the discussion. At the time of scheduling this event, the movie is widely available via the Sacramento Public Library system (DVD and streamed on Kanopy), Amazon Prime, Tubi, Plex, Apple TV, and is available via the ARC Library's Kanopy streaming service.