LIGHTNING
TALKS
The Lightning Talks speaker series is a reflection and learning forum where Boston University faculty and invited guests identify areas of challenge and opportunity and share strategies for engaging educational experiences in the in-person environment. The speaker series, co-hosted by Digital Learning & Innovation and The Center for Teaching & Learning, is open to BU faculty, staff, graduate students, and postdoctoral scholars.
Fast, peer-driven, and information-rich. Lightning Talks showcase four-to-five presenters—each exploring innovations in teaching and technology at BU. All speakers will adhere to a maximum three-slide format for a short and focused, five-minute presentation.
Attendance average: ~100 participants.
Highest attendance: Anti-Racist Pedagogy, March 5h: ~500 participants.
Original art, logo design, and all assets created by Alexis C. Williams.
Event planning and logistics by Alexis C. Williams.
Fast, peer-driven, and information-rich. Lightning Talks showcase four-to-five presenters—each exploring innovations in teaching and technology at BU. All speakers will adhere to a maximum three-slide format for a short and focused, five-minute presentation.
Attendance average: ~100 participants.
Highest attendance: Anti-Racist Pedagogy, March 5h: ~500 participants.
Original art, logo design, and all assets created by Alexis C. Williams.
Event planning and logistics by Alexis C. Williams.
DESIGNS
Original design by Alexis C. Williams.
SUMMER 2020
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FALL 2020
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SPRING 2021
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FALL 2021

PROMOTIONAL MATERIALS
Digital distribution to Twitter, LinkedIn, the DL&I website, and a monthly newsletter to ~23,000 Boston University Faculty, Staff and Graduate Students.
LEAD IMAGES ALL UPCOMING DATES



SPEAKER ANNOUNCEMENTS







PRESENTATIONS
Google Slide presentations.











DAY OF EVENT
Photo of speakers on day of event for Twitter.



VIDEO RESOURCE LIBRARY AND RECORDINGS
All Lighting Talks are recorded and archived.




FULL RECORDING
SUB-CATAGORY RECORDINGS




