Day 113, July 7, 2020
All the Ingredients
Sesame/Perilla Leaves |
Water collected in a spider web after a storm. |
From Our Friends:
From Academic Impressions:
Create a Culture of Cross-Campus Open Dialogue
July 16, 2020 | Virtual Workshop
Learn how to engage your toughest critics to build a culture of cross-campus dialogue and belonging.
The recent Black Lives Matter movement and the fallout from COVID-19 have higher ed leaders searching for constructive ways to engage students, faculty, and staff in dialogue about difficult issues. Listening to underrepresented voices and creating space for healthy exchange is critical for building an engaged community and maintaining a positive campus climate.
There are no easy answers, but campus dialogue is a tool to help start the conversation.
Presented by:
- Edwin Mayes, Director, First-Year Experience & Family Programs, Case Western Reserve University
- Naomi Sigg, Director, Office of Multicultural Affairs, Case Western Reserve University
From Black Lives Matter:
From the National Institutes of Health:
Native American Organizations Serving the Community
(Please note this is not a complete listing of all AI/AN National Organizations.)
From the Vermont Studio Center:
- Resources for Artists and Writers During COVID-19.
- Visit Virtual VSC for interviews, studio visits, readings, and more.
Franklin contemplating getting in. |
Today's Online Teaching Tips:
From the Online Learning Consortium:
Missed the Conference? No Problem!
It’s not too late to get access to this amazing, first-ever OLC virtual conference! The recorded sessions (nearly 300) are available on-demand for one full year. See full details and register here. Please email conference@onlinelearning-c.org if you have any questions.
From the OTC (Online Teaching Conf):
An archive of sessions from the recent June conference!
From OpenStax:
We offer free webinars featuring our staff, partners, textbook authors, students, and book adopters. Whether you need ideas for teaching in a pandemic or are looking for courseware, we know you’ll find a webinar that piques your interest. Register for our webinars in advance to save your spot.
We offer free webinars featuring our staff, partners, textbook authors, students, and book adopters. Whether you need ideas for teaching in a pandemic or are looking for courseware, we know you’ll find a webinar that piques your interest. Register for our webinars in advance to save your spot.
From Course Hero:
We are thrilled to announce Dr. Sherry Turkle, New York Times bestselling author of Alone Together, a book about the varied effects of technologically mediated social interaction, and founding director of the MIT Initiative on Technology and Self, as the latest addition to our keynote speaker lineup. | ||||||
Dr. Turkle will join us to discuss her research and its implications in the current moment, the difficulties—and necessity—of solitude, and steps we can take moving forward. | ||||||
You are invited to join us for three days of online research sharing, presidential panels, campus reopening discussion forums, teaching demonstrations, learning science workshops, social events for network building, family programming, yoga and wellness hours, and musical interludes by emerging student artists. | ||||||
This is more than an online event. It is a community in action. We look forward to seeing you soon. | ||||||
From ConexED:
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