Brown Bag Lunch Series
Fall 2008
October 20, 12:00 -1:00, Library, 6th floor
Google Docs & Cloud Computing - Eric Baer
Learn about online document sharing and the power of clouds.
October 29, 12:00 -1:00, Library, 6th floor
Teaching Diversity: What Works/What Doesn’t - Rosemary
Adang & Tarisa Matsumoto-Maxfield
Do you teach a diversity/globalism (D/G) class or would you like to?
How do you address race, class, gender and other diversity issues in
your classes? Come to this brown bag conversation with your
questions, ideas, and maybe even sample materials, and we’ll build our
array of options together. This is part of a continuing
conversation that started during opening week. Join us now, and
we’ll discuss the possibility of continuing with a faculty learning
community that meets monthly.
Nov 12, 1:00-2:00, Library, 6th floor
Online Conferencing - Tommy Kim
Just because you teach online doesn’t mean you can’t get to know your
students. Use SKYPE to have face to face conferences no matter where
your students might (or where you might be). Be more than just an e-mail
address to your students.
Nov 17, 1:00-2:00, Library, 6th floor
Making it Stick: Simple Strategies and Assignments for
Reaching Every Student -
Monica LeMoine
Didn't have a chance to attend last year's ESL Cool Meetings and the
recent round table discussion on ESL teaching strategies? This
brownbag discussion will showcase the best of the best from those
conversations - a summary of what Highline instructors are doing to
reach every student, both native and non-native English speaking.
Bring questions and ideas of your own to share.
Host a brown bag session to share your most effective classroom
technique or to facilitate discussion about methodology or on any topic
related to teaching and learning. Contact
Janice Adams to
schedule.
See past series
Last updated:
October 08, 2008
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