2021 Streamed Events
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Open Education Resources (OER)
Title/Topic: WTF Teachers Should Always Choose OERs
Date/Time: March 4, 2021 @ 12 p.m. CST
Date/Time: March 4, 2021 @ 12 p.m. CST
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In this Coffee with Craig, we're discussing Open Educational Resources with Meggie Mapes.
Meggie Mapes is a faculty member and Introductory Course Director in the Department of Communication Studies at the University of Kansas. As a scholar, her research focuses on critical pedagogy, cultural studies, and feminism. Her work has appeared in Communication Education, Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies, Communication Teacher, QED: A Journal of GLBTQ Worldmaking, and more. She has presented with the Open Education Network since 2019 and is the author of the open textbook, Speak Out, Call In: Public Speaking as Advocacy. LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/meggiemapes Twitter: twitter.com/meggiemapes Instagram: instagram.com/meggiemapes |
What are open educational resources? What barriers do OER reduce for students? How can students, faculty, and staff advocate for the use of OER on campus and in classrooms? What are common myths or misconceptions about using OER?
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Q&A with Piyawan Charoensap-Kelly, Ph.D.
International Student to Tenure Track: Insights from a TD Pracademic
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Dr. Piyawan (Pui) Charoensap-Kelly is an assistant professor of organizational communication at Southern Methodist University. Her research covers the interplay between communication, emotion, and gender roles in conflict negotiations, identity management, and cross-cultural collaboration. Her training services provide a theory-based yet practical way to develop positive work environments and increase your revenues through effective communication. Pui is the recipient of the 2016 Rising Star Award by the National Communication Association Training and Development Division, the 2017 Research Excellence Award and the 2018 Teaching Excellence Award by USM Communication Studies Department, and most recently the 2019 Emerging Scholar Award at the Nineteenth International Conference on Knowledge, Culture, and Change in Organizations in Vancouver, Canada.
In this Q&A session, we will discuss her work as a training and development professional in Thailand, the benefits and challenges of working on a Ph.D. as an international student, her journey to a tenure-track job, and her future goals and plans. This event is co-sponsored by Communication@Work LLC & National Communication Association's Training & Development Division |
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Certifications - Worth the Investment?
Event will feature various talent development professions with certification from the Association for Talent Development.
This event is co-sponsored by Communication@Work LLC & National Communication Association's Training & Development Division
This event is co-sponsored by Communication@Work LLC & National Communication Association's Training & Development Division
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