Digital Integration Teaching Initiative

Consultations

In addition to the sustained partnership model that the DITI offers, we also welcome informal consultations with faculty who would like to learn more about digital pedagogies. If you’re interested in integrating digital skills and/or tools into your pedagogy or assignments—whether that includes workshopping materials or having an informational discussion—please reach out to us! 

Consult with us to:

• Learn more about teaching with digital and computational resources
• Get feedback on an activity or assignment
• Learn more about types of assignments you can do with different digital tools (see the DITI’s modules page for more on the tools and methods that the DITI has supported)
• Discuss options for evaluating digital and computational work 
• Get more insight on what a partnership with the DITI would look like

You can request a consultation by filling out this google form, or by emailing us at [email protected]. Make sure to also look for our formal CFPs in October and February—and join the NUDIGITAL list to be sure you receive these.

Resources

We have also published many useful resources that you can use as development inspiration, customize to meet your needs, or reuse as-is. Everything we share is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.

• Teaching resources page (the latest versions of the handouts and slides the DITI offers students during in-class visits)
• Asynchronous resources page (tutorials, handouts, asynchronous modules, and other resources for teaching and learning new digital and computational methods)
• Digital Toolkit for Community Collaboration (a collection of resources for tools that can be used to share, preserve, and celebrate local stories and heritage materials)
• AI Resources (our statement on AI, teaching materials for specific AI applications, and a faculty guide to Northeastern University resources on AI)
• Sample student work (projects that students have created using the digital tools, skills, and methods that the DITI teaches)
• Sample teaching faculty materials (course materials submitted by faculty partners that have involved tools or topics taught by the DITI)