# Upcoming Talks

The seminar meets every other Tuesday at noon eastern time, using Zoom and is open to all. Click here to join the seminar. If you do not have Zoom installed, you will be prompted to install it.

• Feb 052019
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### Annalisa Crannell, Franklin and Marshall College

In this workshop/lecture, we’ll explore ways to structure in-class learning activities: how we might lead an IBL activity, or even an entire IBL course. In addition, we’ll learn how the speaker wound up using IBL to teach a class on isomorphisms of quotient groups in a bagel shop.

Interactive Engagement in the classroom can take many forms: Inquiry Based Learning, Think-Pair-Share, Flipped classrooms, and more. And beyond being a totally trendy pedagogical innovation, interactive engagement increasingly has demonstrated improved outcomes in student learning and retention of mathematics and science. This workshop will attempt to help participants increase their ability to put theory into practice within their own courses.

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• Mar 052019
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### Sanjoy Mahajan, Olin College of Engineering

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• Mar 192019
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### Mike Weimerskirch, University of Minnesota

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• Apr 022019
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### Ralf Spatzier, University of Michigan

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• Apr 302019
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### Tara Holm, Cornell University

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• May 142019
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### Eric Hsu, San Francisco State University

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Contacts: Haynes Miller