[Factc] {Disarmed} Re: Teaching Research & Writing During the Pandemic

[Victor Karkar]

Oops. Apologies. Please ignore that last email. :)
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On Mon, Apr 20, 2020 5:54 PM, Victor Karkar victor at scrible.com  wrote:
Fingers out of sync with brain... I meant "WEuse G Suite for work..." :)
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On Mon, Apr 20, 2020 5:45 PM, jwhetham at sbctc.edu  wrote:
Calling all faculty members and librarians who help students with research and
writing!  
Let's Get Together ...  Wednesday, April 22, 2020, from 2 to 3 pm  
Why Join Us?  Historically, teaching research and writing went something like
this...Instructors held face-to-face check-ins with students duringclass time,
office hours andscheduled meetings toreview and provide feedback on their
research (e.g. articles, annotations, citations) andwriting (e.g. outlines,
drafts, bibliographies).During COVID 19, we know many of our students are
working remotely as they take care of their families... and we know that our
instructors' time is at a premium.So what to do when you can't meet with
students in-person and adding another Zoom meeting to your life is overwhelming? 
 
A Webinar for YOU (and your students)  Join us to discuss the challenges of
managing student research and writing remotely. We want to hear what challenges
instructors and librarians are experiencing across the system as they adapt
instructional practices due to COVID-19 closures. This will help inform future
professional learning opportunities.  
We'll also introduce you toScrible, an advanced platform that centralizes all
student research and writing work online and makes it available to instructors
from anywhere, allowing them to access student work remotely for assessment and
asynchronous feedback.To help instructors, librarians, and students work on
their papers and projects smoothly this quarter,Scribleis offering its service
for free until July 1, 2020!  
How to Join Us!
Sign Up Here:https://bit.ly/2zglbcz.  Only your email is required, but we'd
appreciate the other info to facilitate the discussion. We'll send you the
access info, areminder on the day of the webinar and a recording of the session
afterwards.

Hosts/Speakers
 * Me, Jen Whetham, Program Administrator of Faculty Professional Development
 *   Dr. Sharon Mitchler, Professor of English and Humanities, Centralia College
 *   Julie Nurse, Library Director, Centralia College
 *   Victor Karkar, Co-founder & CEO, Scrible

  

  Jennifer Whetham(pronouns: she/her/hers)

  Assessment, Teaching, and Learning (ATL), Education Division

  Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges (SBCTC)

  jwhetham at sbctc.edu• o: 360-704-4354 • c: 206-310-1291

  COVID 19 Remote Learning Resources


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