Poster Presentations
View Last Year's Poster Gallery to get a sense of what ITLC Lilly conferences and our flipped posters are all about! Check back to see our 2026 posters!
During the reception each presenter will be available beside a small printout of their poster to discuss their projects and insights. We encourage all attendees to explore the posters in advance via our website or the Sched app and arrive prepared for rich, thoughtful dialogue.

2025 Digital Poster Gallery
Teaching for Social Justice in Teacher Education
This poster explores the intersection of social justice and education, emphasizing educators' roles in advancing equity, inclusivity, and anti-bias practices through interactive methodologies.
Teaching Black Histories through the Lens of a Single Family
Student engagement in the learning of Black histories can be intensified by teaching through the lens of a single family and connecting to their stories.
Online Learning: Enhancing the Student Experience Through Humanization Opportunities
Instructor ability to develop meaningful instructor-student relationships to promote a sense of connection and belonging in the online setting may increase student engagement.
Increasing Student Feelings of Belonging through Classroom Activities
Classroom activities designed to facilitate interpersonal closeness, feelings of belonging, interdependence, and perceptions of similarity may improve students’ feelings of belonging and class attendance.
Incorporating AI Technology in Instructional Methods in College Reading/Writing ESL Class
Follow one professor's journey from gaining AI instructional skills to adapting instructional methods over six weeks. Feedback from students is collected, analyzed, and presented.
Developing Community-Based Partnerships Supporting Equitable and Responsive Teaching Practices
This session highlights strategies used to build and maintain a community-based partnership along with considerations for incorporating this type of project into teacher preparation courses.
Collective Transformation Through Individual Excellence
The lesson study professional development approach offers a valuable framework. Pre-service teachers engage in authentic clinical experiences which contribute to a more confident beginning teacher.
Bridging Nursing and Social Work Through Interdisciplinary Learning
Bringing nursing and social work students together in an interdisciplinary learning experience offers a meaningful approach to teaching child abuse and neglect management.
A Well-being-Focused Educational Development Model to Promote Flourishing Learning Environments
Thriving learning environments depend upon the well-being of students and instructors. This presentation offers a programming model from a CTL to prepare and support instructors.
How World Language Teachers Learn to Use Classroom Technology
World language teachers seek to effectively integrate instructional technology to improve language acquisition. This study determined how they learn to use classroom technology effectively.
Effects of Online Curriculum on Pre-Service Teachers' Placement Performance
Pre-service teachers’ mentors cannot recognize if these candidates are from the online sections. We need question the validity of debating online vs. f2f teacher education.
Evaluating the Effectiveness of Using Case Studies in Teaching Technology Entrepreneurship
Discover how cases about companies like SpaceX, AquaBounty, EcoWave and Riddell Helmets are transforming science teaching and student learning about technology entrepreneurship.
Techniques and Tools to Improve Student Reading Comprehension
Learn simple techniques and review accessibility tools to help strengthen students' reading comprehension, so students can better engage in your course content.
Targeted Interprofessional Education (IPE) Curriculum for Graduate Students
Collaborating in work settings requires skills/strategies that must be taught, therefore, students benefit from intentional curricular design focused on engaging with various professionals.
Service-Learning and the Connection to Engagement, Self-Efficacy, and Motivation
Are service-learning projects worth the work? Are students more engaged, motivated, and confident with the course material? Attend this session for more information!
Rigor and Relevance through Practice-Based and Authentic Assessment
Providing relevance through practice-based and authentic assessment in undergraduate courses enhances critical thinking. Join us to learn more about designing meaningful assessment!
Requiring "Mastery": A Path Toward Improvement
The impact of requiring students to redo assignments when they do not earn at least a 75%.
Promoting Critical Thinking and Creativity Through Development of Multiple Choice Questions
Creating multiple-choice questions encourages higher-order thinking, deep learning, and peer collaboration by engaging students in analysis, organization, and explanation of key concepts.
Program Completers’ Perceptions of Accelerated Special Education Licensure Program Effectiveness
In what areas do our online accelerated special education initial licensure graduate program completers indicate they feel prepared? What are some program shortcomings? We’ll share!
Implementing TILT Framework to Discourage Inappropriate AI Use
Using TILT framework, we can design assignments that promote academic integrity by emphasizing purpose, relevance, and transparent evaluation in the age of AI.
Adaptive AI Case Study: Enhancing Nursing Education with ChatGPT
An adaptive AI-driven unfolding case study using ChatGPT provided nursing students with a dynamic, real-time simulation of an ischemic stroke scenario, enhancing critical thinking, clinical decision-making, and bridging the gap between theory and practice.
Transforming Education: Insights From an Innovative Teaching Fellows Program
Discover an Innovative Teaching Fellows program that empowers faculty to transform teaching and enhance student learning through the LMS, AI, and cutting-edge classroom technologies.
Thriving Students: Evidenced-Based Positive Psychology Interventions for Mental Health and Well-Being
Many evidenced-based positive psychology research studies have been launched at colleges and universities worldwide to support student mental health, well-being, and student persistence. Come and see!
The Impact of an Innovative Online Orientation Program On Graduation among Graduate Nursing Students
Graduate nursing programs are transitioning to online formats; however, attrition rates remain higher in these settings. Discover how the implementation of an orientation program can boost graduation rates.
Ten Minute Talkies: An Easy Method to Build Classroom Community
Social anxiety hampers many students from forming peer relationships. Assigning students to meet broke down social barriers in the classroom and led to networking.
Share Your Square An Exploration of Student Belonging
Students created a collaborate quilt representing their levels of belonging. Researchers used mixed methods to investigate changes from previous semesters and themes.
Service Learning through Summer Camp: Development, Inclusion, and Clinical Reasoning
Faculty reflect on planning, successes, and lessons learned from a community service-learning experience for occupational therapy students supporting a summer camp for children with disabilities.
Project-Based Learning versus Exams in Introductory Biostatistics
Replacing exams with project-based learning in biostatistics is learner-centered and promotes equity. This approach improves learning outcomes, critical thinking, and student engagement in data analysis.
Collaborative Cross-Curricular Literature Circles
Cross curricular Science of Reading teaching strategies benefit elementary children and teacher candidates when supported by university collaborations. Apply the strategy in other disciplines!
Can Artificial Intelligence Help Social Emotional Competence in Teacher Preparation?
We studied how a teacher preparation program enhances social-emotional competence by using AI to support problem-solving, healthy practice integration, and classroom task completion.
Afraid to Excel: A Survey of Student Attitudes and Anxiety Towards Spreadsheets and Microsoft Excel
Despite its integral role in academic scholarly research, undergraduate students in the social sciences report low proficiency and high anxiety when tasked with analyzing spreadsheets.
A Community of Practice Aids Implementation of Classroom Undergraduate Research Experiences
A Community of Practice (CoP) formalizes collaboration and provides a project framework to implement a publishable undergraduate research experience in a science classroom setting.