Series: CTLT Institute Online
Event Date & Time
Event Description
This interactive workshop will feature contributions from instructors of a first-year undergraduate scholarly writing course in Land & Food Systems and Forestry. Participants will hear from panelists about their experiences of building a writing community online in order to mitigate social isolation and help meet student learning goals. The session will explore the practice of weekly free-writing over Zoom, the use of discussion boards for weekly writing assignments, the inclusion of non-scholarly activities such as synchronous cooking, and the creation of transformative writing communities through pedagogy that centers process and storytelling. Participants will be guided in a writing activity and invited to reflect on how they can incorporate some of these strategies into their own teaching practice.
Facilitators:
- Lindsay Cuff, Assistant Professor of Teaching (LFS/Forestry)
- Duffy Roberts, Sessional Lecturer (Continuing)
- Dr. Candice Rideout, Associate Professor of Teaching (LFS)
- Sarah-Nelle Jackson, Sessional Lecturer, PhD Candidate in the Department of English
- Dr. Carellin Brooks, Sessional Lecturer
This event will be hosted on Zoom.
Venue: Online