Multimodal Learning
Explore Multimodal Learning
About Us
Information in regards to the multimodal learning community at Central Washington University
Faculty Learning Communities
Information about Faculty Learning Communities and how it promotes better teaching and learning practices.
Online Programs
Information on Model Online Courses and how to make them a more effective learning environment.
Distance Education
Read about getting Distance Education Help at Central Washington University.
Online Resources
Learn about Online Teaching Tools and discover the different resources that are available to you.
Faculty Resources
Information for New Faculty at CWU, including orientation details.
Imagine walking into a classroom where learning takes on various forms, all designed to engage your different senses. In this approach, known as multimodal learning, you are not just reading text or listening to lectures. You interact with material through videos, podcasts, hands-on projects, and even virtual reality experiences. Your eyes, ears, and even touch are harnessed to provide a richer understanding of the content. This form of learning acknowledges that you, like many others, may have different preferences and strengths in how you learn. By combining visual, auditory, and kinesthetic methods, the content becomes more accessible and meaningful to you. The diverse range of resources can foster your deeper connection with the subject, meeting you where you are and helping you thrive in your educational journey.
Faculty Open Labs, Tuesdays from 2pm-4pm in Samuelson 165, the new Faculty Innovation Center or join with the link in the CWU Instructor Resource Course (requires CWU login)
Faculty can drop-in and get help with Canvas, Panopto, Universal Design, Poll Everywhere, Respondus, Turnitin, and any other instructional technologies.
CWU News
CWU selects new executive director of Institutional Effectiveness
September 21, 2023
by University Relations
State of the University address scheduled for September 29
September 20, 2023
by University Relations
New exhibit to open September 28 at Sarah Spurgeon Gallery
September 18, 2023
by Heather Johnson