Announcements - The Center for Educational Technologies

Text reads Tutorials with treats over screens from the Stepstone app and a pile of cookies

StepStone Trainings Take Off!

After a “COVID-hiatus,” the Center for Educational Technologies (CET) has resumed training in their online course-authoring software, StepStone. Referred to as Tutorials and Treats, the trainings are 1-hour, hands-on sessions where the participants learn and develop materials along with StepStone…

Addressing the Myths of Vaccines and Children

In an effort to promote middle-school student vaccination acceptance, a National Institute of Health-Science Education Partnership Award (NIH-SEPA) project was awarded to an interdisciplinary Texas A&M University team, led by Julie Harlin, associate professor in the Department of Agricultural Leadership,…

STEPSTONE OFFERS A FREE 30-Day TRIAL

StepStone is your one-stop-shop authoring tool to create interactive e-learning courses. Use your fully functional trial version to discover the complete end-to-end StepStone experience – from virtual mini lessons to case studies to full-length courses. After 30 days, trial users…

Vanessa Manohar Joins CET

The next time you visit the Center for Educational Technologies (CET), stop by to meet the newest member of the team. In the fall of 2021, Vanessa Manohar joined the team as an executive assistant to CET Director and Instructional…

CET Welcomes New Instructional Designer

Bette Bittner joined the Center as an instructional designer in March 2021. Ms. Bittner holds a bachelor’s in technical communication with a minor in computer science from the University of Minnesota. She has over 17 years of experience in developing…

Gonzales Awarded Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship Grant to Study Needs of Producers Related to Foreign Animal Disease Preparedness

The Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship (IDALS) is funding a research study, led by Dr. Molly Gonzales, instructional assistant professor in the Department of Veterinary Integrative Biosciences, to conduct a qualitative study of Iowa livestock producers to determine…

hands using tablet showing the NIC website

Department of Justice Funds Texas A&M Research on Effects of Microlearning Resources

The National Institute of Corrections is funding the research proposal, led by Dr. Nicola Ritter, instructional assistant professor in the Department of Veterinary Integrative Biosciences, to study the impact of microlearning resources in the field of correctional work. These resources will…

CET Welcomes New Instructional Technologist

If you’re interested in sharing your course or training program online, contact the newest member of the team at the Center for Educational Technologies. Crystal Schibler joined the group as an Instructional Technologist on October 12, 2020. Ms. Schibler holds a bachelor’s degree…

TAMU CVM Sharing Resources with the Global Community

Texas A&M Vet School Shares Online Curriculum with CVMs

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Professional Programs Office and the Center for Educational Technologies at Texas A&M University have shared a catalog of online veterinary medicine resources to CVMs across the globe. With universities moving to online education,…

Veterinary Curriculum

Content Distribution

Veterinary CE

StepStone

Research Collaboration

Veterinary Innovation & Commercialization Program

Category: Announcements

StepStone Trainings Take Off!

Addressing the Myths of Vaccines and Children

STEPSTONE OFFERS A FREE 30-Day TRIAL

Vanessa Manohar Joins CET

CET Welcomes New Instructional Designer

Gonzales Awarded Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship Grant to Study Needs of Producers Related to Foreign Animal Disease Preparedness

Department of Justice Funds Texas A&M Research on Effects of Microlearning Resources

CET Welcomes New Instructional Technologist

Texas A&M Vet School Shares Online Curriculum with CVMs