Instructional Design & Technology (IDT) is always happy to meet with our Rutgers–Camden faculty on your schedule, on campus, by phone, or via Zoom. We can also present to your academic department or any small group of Rutgers–Camden instructors on pedagogical best practices—or on the many edtech tools Rutgers offers in support of your teaching and learning goals. To schedule a group workshop or a one-on-one consultation with IDT, reach out to us at idt@camden.rutgers.edu or 856-225-6090. We look forward to working with you!
Register to attend one of our Spring 2025 workshops here
No EventsPreviously-recorded workshop videos
If you’re happiest with recorded sessions, feel free to watch some of our most popular recorded webinars:
- introductory & intermediate webinars on teaching in Canvas
- webinar series on teaching online
- Crafting the Learner-Centered Syllabus
- edTech for Engaged Learning series
Faculty eLearning Conference
The inaugural Faculty eLearning Conference on April 29, 2014 started an annual tradition of celebrating great teaching and learning at Rutgers–Camden. IDT hosted the one-day conference under the auspices of the provost from 2014-2019 in person at the Campus Center, with a full schedule of faculty presentations about their teaching challenges, innovations, and successes. In 2020, during the pandemic, we hosted a fully-online version of the conference. Since then, the conference has been on hold, but we have high hopes for a re-launch!
Information from previous years is available from our Past Conferences page.
Digital Teaching Fellows
In an initiative inspired by Dean Kris Lindenmeyer of FAS, the first cohort of DT Fellows was selected in the spring of 2014—and all four of our Camden deans continued their support of this transformative program. Over the years, the Fellows explored new classroom technologies such as untethered projection from iPads, high-def classroom recording, interactive apps, and other engaging tools. We enjoyed robust debate about pedagogical applications of technology and how best to transform the classroom into an engaging, interactive learning environment for students. Previous Fellows contributed in subsequent years with presentations based on their own experiences with applying new ideas in the classroom.
View Digital Teaching Fellows reports: 2019 | 2018 | 2017 | 2016 | 2014