2016 Conference Photo Gallery – Harvard Initiative for Learning and Teaching (HILT)

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Office of the Vice Provost for Advances in Learning

HILT Conference 2016
Interactivity
Friday, September 30, 2016
Wasserstein Hall, Harvard University
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Program | Breakout Sessions | Speaker Bios | Logistics
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The HILT Conference 2016: Interactivity was held September 30th in Wasserstein Hall. See photos from the day-long event here. See the conference website for additional multimedia and the conference program.

Professor Matthew Schwartz facilitates breakout session at 2016 HILT Conference

Professor Richard Schwartzstein addresses attendees in breakout session

Professor Andrew Warren provides small-scale teaching example at HILT Conference 2016

Cassandra Volpe Horii, Founding Director of the Center for Teaching, Learning, & Outreach at California Institute of Technology leads a breakout session

Attendees listen to presenters in breakout session

Professor Todd Rogers speaks during "How can research advance learning" breakout session

President Drew Faust provides welcome remarks to conference attendees

Group discussion in breakout session

Attendees poses question to speaker during breakout session

Professor Jim Engell facilitates breakout session "Slowing down learning and the benefits of frustration."

Professor Hisa Kuriyama speaks at breakout session "Student-led learning: How and Why?"

HILT Director Erin Driver-Linn provides opening remarks and frames the conference goals for attendees

Attendees workshop in small groups during breakout sessions

Conference attendees discuss prompts in small groups during breakout session

Professor V.G. Narayanan, Professor Archon Fung, and Associate Dean for Learning and Teaching Matt Miller speak to attendees in breakout session "Case teaching as practiced across disciplines and professions at Harvard."

Carolyn Wood, Professor CV.G. Narayanan, and Professor Archon Fung speak to attendees in breakout session "Case teaching as practiced across disciplines and professions at Harvard."

Conference attendees network over breakfast

On stage: Provost Alan Garber, Professor Ned Hall, Professor Danielle Allen, and Professor Peter Bol

Attendees talk about specific topics in small groups over lunch. Topic pictured: Why we can/should (not) teach the humanities online.

Jack Goldstone, Virginia E. and John T. Hazel, Jr. Professor of Public Policy, George Mason University addresses conference attendees during the morning plenary.

Conference attendees raise their hands during morning plenary activity

Attendees listen to speakers during morning plenary

Attendees listen to speakers during morning plenary

Rebecca Winthrop, Senior Fellow and Director of the Center for Universal Education, The Brookings Institution presents during morning plenary

Professors Jim Engell and Peter Bol converse over breakfast.

Conference attendees network over breakfast

President Drew Faust speaks engages with some faculty members prior to taking the stage to provide welcome remarks to conference attendees

Erin Driver-Linn facilitates morning plenary conversation between Rebecca Winthrop and Jack Goldstone.

Jack Goldstone and Rebecca Winthrop speak with Professor Jacob Olupona after the morning plenary session

Erin Driver-Linn speaks to Stephen Ervin (GSD) between sessions