Office of Curriculum and Instructional Support Blog

Modeling your thinking can demystify complex content and foster critical thinking skills in students.

Jim Carrol and Ralph Baber used the CIS Podcast Studio to connect virtually to Kimberly Chapman, an Ohio-based porcelain sculptor whose work challenges norms and sparks dialogue through a powerful female lens.

The CIS Lightboard Studio has recently enabled the CMU Museum of Cultural & Natural History to engage a much larger and more diverse audience throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, and the UK through its virtual distance learning and outreach programs.

After reading a recent article, Gabrielle Likavec reflects on teaching and what specifically about it brings her joy.

CMU Psychology faculty emeritus Dr. James Carroll, along with his friend and former CMU English faculty Ralph Baber, recently discovered the new CIS Podcast Studio in Park Library as a tool to enhance their Psychology Takeaway Podcast.

Dr. Steve Vance, Associate Dean of Clinical Education in CMU’s College of Medicine, recently used the CIS Lightboard Studio for an hour-long virtual class using Microsoft Teams.