Engaging Students in Online Discussions
Just like in face-to-face courses, effective discussions foster interaction between students and instructors and can be used in a wide variety of learning activities.
Redesigning Assignments
The goal is not to create AI-proof assignments – it is to engage students in learning that AI cannot replace. Questions to Ask About Any Assignment:…
CCV Course Design Lab – Fall 2026
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Teaching and Learning with AI
April 23, 2026 In this recorded webinar, the Academic Council-Artificial Intelligence (AC-AI) Workgroup facilitates on-going discussion about teaching and learning with AI. Faculty share experiences and discuss how…
Teaching and Learning with AI
The Academic Council-Artificial Intelligence (AC-AI) Workgroup hosted colleagues in on-going discussion about teaching and learning with AI. Watch this recording and hear how colleagues are discussing AI with their…
CCV Annual Math Summit
March 13, 2026 This year, the CCV Annual Math Summit focused on critical topics surrounding digital accessibility and engaging every student in your class. Colleagues discussed ways to meet digital accessibility…
AI in the Social Sciences – Dispelling the Mystery of AI
March 13, 2026 Talking about Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the classroom can be fraught with uncertainty. The Social Sciences & Professions Curriculum Committee facilitated a conversation with VSCS Librarian…
New Faculty
Welcome to CCV! Now that you have gotten through the hiring process, here is what you need to know about teaching at CCV. Early Administrative &…
Using Focus 2 & Career Coach with Students
Watch this recorded session for an introduction to two key career exploration tools: Focus 2 and Career Coach. Faculty will learn how each platform works, the type of career…
Prospective Faculty
Every year, the Community College of Vermont employs nearly 500 part-time faculty to teach its courses at 12 locations statewide and online, and we are always looking for…