OneHE Webinars
Welcome to OneHE webinars – a supportive and uplifting series designed to create a safe, collaborative space for educators in higher education to explore various teaching topics. We believe that learning and sharing together can spark new ideas and foster a sense of community. Come as you are, cameras on or off.
Upcoming webinars
Webinar
Mar 10, 2026
Title II Accessibility: Be Ready for the April Deadline
In this webinar, Thomas J. Tobin will guide participants through practical accessibility strategies to prepare for the April Title II Accessibility April 2026 deadline for campuses in the United States, helping improve access, student persistence, and overall satisfaction.
Webinar
Mar 18, 2026
What’s Burning Out Faculty? An Evidence-Based Approach to Faculty Wellbeing
How can institutions move beyond self-care to tackle faculty burnout systemically? Join this practical session to explore research-informed strategies for gathering data, building partnerships, and implementing campus-wide initiatives that support sustainable faculty wellbeing.
Webinar
Apr 15, 2026
The AI Educational Double Bind: When to Lean In—and When to Refuse
In this webinar, Kevin Yee will explore why every curriculum must sometimes lean into AI, but other times, practice informed refusal. We will focus on practical strategies such as how to craft AI-resilient assessments or methods of convincing students that AI shortcuts will endanger their future careers.
What to expect
- Sessions by Educators: Everyone has valuable insights! Our facilitators include experienced OneHE contributors and fellow educators passionate about sharing fresh teaching perspectives.
- Practical Takeaways: Each focused 30-minute session provides actionable ideas you can implement in your classroom.
- Interactive Atmosphere: Share your experiences, challenges, and successes in our friendly environment. Prefer to listen? Feel free to absorb ideas and reflect quietly – all styles of participation are welcome.
- Diverse Topics: We explore timely themes relevant to today’s educators (view previous webinars).
Why participate?
- Stay Current: Connect with contemporary teaching practices while making space for reflection and self-care.
- Build Community: Join a network of educators who value empathy and mutual support.
- Enhance Your Practice: Gain fresh perspectives and thoughtfully consider your teaching approach.
- Learn Flexibly: Efficient yet meaningful sessions designed to leave you energized and inspired.
Attend our next webinar and become part of our welcoming community of educators. Or join our mailing list to stay informed about upcoming events.
Previous webinars
Feb 25, 2026
Authentic Assessment in the GenAI Age
Feb 11, 2026
Uses and Abuses of AI Agents in Education
Jan 28, 2026
Peer and AI Review for Writing and Thinking
Jan 14, 2026
Mid-Term Strategies for Student Engagement
Dec 3, 2025
Supporting Students in Developing Information Literacy
Nov 19, 2025
Not Your Default Chatbot: Teaching Applications of Custom AI Agents
Nov 13, 2025
Asynchronous Online Teaching and Course Design in the AI Era
Nov 5, 2025
Generative AI in Practice: A Guided Introduction for Educators
Oct 22, 2025
The Opposite of Cheating: Teaching for Integrity in the Age of AI
Oct 8, 2025
Exploring the Ethics of GenAI
Upcoming webinars
Webinar
Mar 10, 2026
Title II Accessibility: Be Ready for the April Deadline
In this webinar, Thomas J. Tobin will guide participants through practical accessibility strategies to prepare for the April Title II Accessibility April 2026 deadline for campuses in the United States, helping improve access, student persistence, and overall satisfaction.
Webinar
Mar 18, 2026
What’s Burning Out Faculty? An Evidence-Based Approach to Faculty Wellbeing
How can institutions move beyond self-care to tackle faculty burnout systemically? Join this practical session to explore research-informed strategies for gathering data, building partnerships, and implementing campus-wide initiatives that support sustainable faculty wellbeing.
Webinar
Apr 15, 2026
The AI Educational Double Bind: When to Lean In—and When to Refuse
In this webinar, Kevin Yee will explore why every curriculum must sometimes lean into AI, but other times, practice informed refusal. We will focus on practical strategies such as how to craft AI-resilient assessments or methods of convincing students that AI shortcuts will endanger their future careers.
previous webinar topics
Feb 25, 2026
Authentic Assessment in the GenAI Age
Feb 11, 2026
Uses and Abuses of AI Agents in Education
Jan 28, 2026
Peer and AI Review for Writing and Thinking
Jan 14, 2026
Mid-Term Strategies for Student Engagement
Dec 3, 2025
Supporting Students in Developing Information Literacy
Nov 19, 2025
Not Your Default Chatbot: Teaching Applications of Custom AI Agents
Nov 13, 2025
Asynchronous Online Teaching and Course Design in the AI Era
Nov 5, 2025
Generative AI in Practice: A Guided Introduction for Educators
Oct 22, 2025
The Opposite of Cheating: Teaching for Integrity in the Age of AI
Oct 8, 2025
Exploring the Ethics of GenAI
Our next webinar
Webinar
Mar 10, 2026
Title II Accessibility: Be Ready for the April Deadline
In this webinar, Thomas J. Tobin will guide participants through practical accessibility strategies to prepare for the April Title II Accessibility April 2026 deadline for campuses in the United States, helping improve access, student persistence, and overall satisfaction.
OneHE Show and Share webinars
Welcome to our ‘Show and Share’ webinars – a supportive and uplifting series designed to create a safe, collaborative space for educators in higher education to explore various teaching topics. We believe that learning and sharing together can spark new ideas and foster a sense of community. Come as you are, cameras on or off.
What to expect
- Sessions by Educators: Everyone has valuable insights! Our facilitators include experienced OneHE contributors and fellow educators passionate about sharing fresh teaching perspectives.
- Practical Takeaways: Each focused 30-minute session provides actionable ideas you can implement in your classroom.
- Interactive Atmosphere: Share your experiences, challenges, and successes in our friendly environment. Prefer to listen? Feel free to absorb ideas and reflect quietly – all styles of participation are welcome.
- Diverse Topics: We explore timely themes relevant to today’s educators (view previous topics).
Why participate?
- Stay Current: Connect with contemporary teaching practices while making space for reflection and self-care.
- Build Community: Join a network of educators who value empathy and mutual support.
- Enhance Your Practice: Gain fresh perspectives and thoughtfully consider your teaching approach.
- Learn Flexibly: Efficient yet meaningful sessions designed to leave you energized and inspired.
Ready to join?
Attend our next ‘Show and Share’ session and become part of our welcoming community of educators. Or join our mailing list to stay informed about upcoming events.