Industry and disciplinary standards guide professional practice across many fields and can help bridge the gap between academic learning and real-world application. This interactive lunch & learn introduces faculty to practical strategies for incorporating industry standards into their courses. Participants will explore standards engagement, available tools, access to standards resources, and opportunities to connect students with the standards that shape professional practice in their fields of study. 

Lunch will be provided.

Presenters:
Dr. Stephen Kwan, Professor Emeritus, San Jose State University
Muhammad Ali, Senior Standards Strategy and Policy Leader, HP
Lisa Rajchel, Senior Director International Secretariats & Training and Education, American National Standards Institute
Cleo Stamatos, Senior Manager, Consumer and Legislative Outreach, American National Standards Institute

Explore the redesigned myCourses user experience and learn how to manage course materials with greater ease and efficiency. This session highlights new features that streamline content organization and promote student engagement. Through interactive demonstrations and guided walkthroughs, instructors will build confidence in navigating the updated layout and leveraging intuitive tools to create a more modern, accessible learning environment.

This session is for RIT faculty, including adjuncts and teaching assistants. Participants should request access services if needed.

Explore the redesigned myCourses user experience and learn how to manage course materials with greater ease and efficiency. This session highlights new features that streamline content organization and promote student engagement. Through interactive demonstrations and guided walkthroughs, instructors will build confidence in navigating the updated layout and leveraging intuitive tools to create a more modern, accessible learning environment.

This session is for RIT faculty, including adjuncts and teaching assistants. Participants should request access services if needed.