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Professional Development DaysAugust 2020

Helping Students Find Their Purpose Through

Vunerable TimesHelping Students Find Their Purpose Through

Vunerable Times

http://www.tmcc.edu/prodev/

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Dear Colleagues,Welcome to Fall 2020; a semester unlike any other in the history of TMCC. I am proud and appreciative of all of our collective efforts as we move forward during this difficult pandemic and virtual new reality.

Last year’s keynote speaker, Dr. Angie Taylor, gave us her powerful message related to purpose. As an extension of that theme, let’s reflect this year on how we can help our students find their purpose at TMCC. Let’s help them find that purposeful motivation too, so that it carries them all the way to the completion of their professional and personal goals. And how can we, as skilled educators, do this with TMCC students during these vulnerable COVID times? That is the challenge of the Academic Year 2020-2021. I ask that we reflect upon this challenge, and continue to work together with all of our collective might and imagination so that the important and transformative work of TMCC is not deterred.

The incredible work you have done over the summer to get ready for the new academic year is a testament to who we really are at TMCC. WebCollege and the Professional Development Office have worked as a team to offer you creative and practical workshops that help you successfully teach online and promote student engagement. I especially thank the faculty members who shared their best practices and successful techniques for student engagement in the Solution Sessions with their colleagues.

Information and strategies to support you and your students will continue to be offered during the Fall 2020 Professional Development Days. All sessions will be offered online. Several highlights of these offerings will be Dr. John Adlish sharing his personal journey through COVID-19 on August 19 and providing you with reliable and up to date information on the disease. Another session of interest is the workshop on Understanding Grief and Loss and how you can support yourself, your students and others will be offered by counselor Kristen DeMay on August 19. And on August 20, Marynia Giren Navarro will offer insights on how you can transcend technology and Stay Human in Online Learning.

We continue to be “In It Together” at TMCC!

Sincerely,

Dr. Karin M. Hilgersom, President

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Tracks identify sessions and activities focused on the following: 1. Building Community: practices to create or enhance community among individuals 2. College Operations: critical information for college community3. Curriculum Design/Assessment: mapping curriculum to learning outcomes and determining how well students have accomplished the outcomes4. Diversity & Inclusion: workshops to enhance competency and proficiency in inclusive practices 5. Online Teaching: using Canvas and its built-in resources effectively6. Student Engagement: strategies to get students involved 7. Supporting Students: programs/services for students8. Teaching Strategies: ideas for active learning, innovative approaches and classroom practices9. Using Technology: effective use of classroom and college applications

The TMCC Diversity Committee invites you to participate in selected workshops focused on equity, diversity, and inclusion topics!

“Diversity Track” Workshops include:

» Be the Salmon! » In It Together » FREE Planning Meeting » Developing Holistic Relationships with Students in the Classroom and Programs » Staying Human in Online Learning

Participate in at least three workshops to earn a “Diversity Track - Certificate of Completion”! Email [email protected] for confirmation and credit!

For easy access to pre-registration, use the QR code below.

mailto:diversity%40tmcc.edu?subject=

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Thursday, August 138 a.m.

Virtual Kickoff Video ReleaseThe Fall Semester Kickoff event will be available virtually at 8 a.m, Thursday, August 13 for viewing at your convenience. You can view it with your coffee, or afternoon tea, whatever suits you! The focus of the video is “Helping Students Find Their Purpose During Vulnerable Times.”

10 - 11 a.m.Roundtable Zoom Dialogue with Students

» A Zoom link will be provided to the campus community prior to the event

» Pre-registration is not required.

Vice President Estela Gutierrez and President Hilgersom will host a panel of TMCC students discussing a variety of topics including, but not limited to: finding purpose, sustaining motivation, equity and inclusion at TMCC, and helping our environment through our sustainability initiatives at TMCC.

1 - 3 p.m.TMCC Leadership and Management 2020 Workshop and Retreat

» A Zoom link will be provided to attendees with instructions regarding the assignments to be done prior to the event.

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Friday, August 1410 - 11 a.m.

Virtual Town Hall with COVID -19 Response TeamA Zoom link will be provided to the campus community provided prior to the event.

Everyone is invited to join us and the TMCC COVID-19 Response Team to meet the team, hear some updates, and share your thoughts and concerns as we move forward.

12:30 - 2 p.m.Know Your NumbersOnline via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/98196567887

This workshop for managers and other Workday financial users will cover budget reports, basic budget processes, Workday business flows, and contracts. You’ll get an opportunity to meet your new TMCC budget team as they answer your questions about numbers and managing your budget.Track: College Operations, Using TechnologyElise Bunkowski, interim director, Jeanette Durbin, specialist, Tommie Guy, specialist, Loraine Fernandez, senior budget analyst, budget and planning

» Pre-register for the session on the August calendar at prodev.tmcc.edu

https://zoom.us/j/98196567887

http://prodev.tmcc.edu

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Monday, August 179 - 10 a.m.

Google Sites for Webpages Online via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/96936628316

Need a faculty website? Learn to build and maintain a faculty website quickly, without knowing HTML or installing software. This workshop will introduce you to Google Sites, an online website publishing tool that allows you to create a template driven website from scratch. Cal Anderson, webmaster, web services

Track: Using Technology » Pre-register for the session on the August calendar at prodev.tmcc.edu

Consistency in Presentation and Course NavigationOnline via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/97622109364

This 1-hour workshop will provide an overview of course design in Canvas, including the TMCC student landing page, how to edit navigation menu options for students, and organizing course modules. Danielle Harris, instructional designer, WebCollege

Track: Online Teaching » Pre-register for the session on the August calendar at prodev.tmcc.edu

10 - 11 a.m.Creating Your Syllabus in CanvasOnline via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/96671676696

In this virtual session participants will learn how to add their syllabus to Canvas, and ensure the syllabus course schedule is accurate and updated.Jimmy Roque, administrative assistant, WebCollege


11 a.m. - noonCanvas DiscussionsOnline via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/94035512640

This 1-hour workshop will provide an overview of how to build discussions in Canvas, and how to keep them interactive and engaging for your online students.Danielle Harris, instructional designer, WebCollege


12 - 1 p.m.Creating Canvas AssignmentsOnline via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/93809586398

In this virtual session participants will learn how to create assignments in Canvas, enable Turnitin the plagiarism detector, create a rubric, and use SpeedGrader to grade the assignment.Jimmy Roque, administrative assistant, WebCollege












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1- 2 p.m.Canvas GradebookOnline via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/91701557664

Learn how to use the features in the Canvas Gradebook. Become proficient in using the SpeedGrader. Understand assignment groups, their settings and how to utilize your Gradebook.Jimmy Roque, administrative assistant, WebCollege


2-3 p.m.Canvas QuizzesOnline via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/94690260671

This remote training will cover how to create and edit a Canvas quiz. We will discuss how to build reusable question repositories known as Test Banks, and how you can easily copy both of these creations from course to course.Natalie Fisher, associate, WebCollege


Canvas Drop-in 3 - 4 p.m.

Online via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/91982574563Have a specific question? Stop by and get one on one help. Something just isn’t working the way you think it should? Let’s figure it out. Grades? If there always seems to be a glitch, have you seen the speed grader? Come stop by and stump me with a question or we can work with the collaboration tools, it’s up to you.Jimmy Roque administrative assistant, WebCollege








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Tuesday, August 189 - 10 a.m.

Creating Your Syllabus in CanvasOnline via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/98456344985

In this virtual session participants will learn how to add their syllabus to Canvas, and ensure the syllabus course schedule is accurate and updated.Natalie Fisher, associate, WebCollege


10 - 11:30 a.m.OER: Now More Than EverOnline via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/92554160048

The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted TMCC students adversely. Faculty can make a significant difference for our students in the identification and implementation of free or low-cost materials to replace costly publisher textbooks. Join this session with librarians, instructional designers, and faculty who have adopted/adapted/created Open Educational Resources (OER) and they will share how you, too, can make the transition that makes a difference for our students and their success.Pat Jarvis, specialist, technical sciences division; Danielle Harris, instructional designer, WebCollege; Neil Siegel, reference librarian; Robert Kirchman, professor, management; Alexandra Patri, SGA

Track: Using Technology, Teaching Strategies » Pre-register for the session on the August calendar at prodev.tmcc.edu

11 a.m. - noonCanvas Conferences - Big Blue ButtonOnline via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/94140790503

In this session, you will learn all about the integrated conferencing solution within Canvas. No need to download any outside software, everything you need is available within your course. Quickly create conferences for select students who need help, or your entire class. This conferencing solution offers an interactive whiteboard, presentation mode for PowerPoints and a breakout room setting for assigning group work. This is a great tool if you wish to host synchronous lectures/conferences during the Fall term.Jimmy Roque, administrative assistant, WebCollege


1-2 p.m.Canvas NavigationOnline via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/93036654486

This 1-hour workshop will provide an overview of course design in Canvas, including the TMCC student landing page, how to edit navigation menu options for students, and organizing course modules.Danielle Harris, instructional designer, WebCollege










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2- 3 p.m.Creating Course Video LecturesOnline via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/92587875259

Create simple introduction videos or elaborate lectures and presentations. In this session we will cover how to access the recording tool in Canvas and how to share your creations with your students.Natalie Fisher, associate, WebCollege


3- 4 .m.Video QuizzesOnline via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/99368057203

Learn how to create an in-video quiz right from your Kaltura/MyMedia videos and easily sync it to your Canvas Gradebook.Natalie Fisher, associate, WebCollege


5:30 - 6:30 p.m.Canvas Conferences - Big Blue ButtonOnline via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/95943883344

In this session, you will learn all about the integrated conferencing solution within Canvas. No need to download any outside software, everything you need is available within your course. Quickly create conferences for select students who need help, or your entire class. This conferencing solution offers an interactive whiteboard, presentation mode for PowerPoints and a breakout room setting for assigning group work. This is a great tool if you wish to host synchronous lectures/conferences during the Fall term.Jimmy Roque, administrative assistant, WebCollege


6:30 - 7:30 p.m.Creating Course Video LecturesOnline via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/92587875259

Create simple introduction videos or elaborate lectures and presentations. In this session we will cover how to access the recording tool in Canvas and how to share your creations with your students.Natalie Fisher, associate, WebCollege










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Wednesday, August 199 - 11 a.m.

New Employee 101Online via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/98975256370

Our New Employee 101 Orientation session is by invitation for new full-time employees. Join us for a zoom-in overview of the college and its mission with college leadership, plus helpful information from the Human Resources Department and more.Cathy Brewster, professional development manager; YeVonne Allen, program director; equity, inclusion, and sustainability office

Track: College Operations, Building Community » Pre-register for the session on the August calendar at prodev.tmcc.edu

10 - 11 a.m.Assessment DayOnline via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/92007687418?pwd=TDEyOXlrZmd4MkdTT0pRMFNESEVOZz09

Spring 2020 Assessment Day is moved to August as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. As with previous Assessment Days, this is a required time for faculty to discuss assessment-related activities in their departments following an initial gathering as a whole. In our initial meeting, we will continue our conversation on the value of curriculum mapping and introduce how to establish maps in eLumen. We then ask departments to devote and document some of their department meeting agendas to: (1) continue the process of mapping program learning outcomes to course curriculum and sequencing, (2) plan signature assignments and other assessments for evaluating program learning outcomes, (3) analyze and discuss learning outcomes assessment data towards developing improvements, (4) discuss the results of improvement plans that department faculty implemented last academic year (closing the loop).Dr. Melissa Deadmond, associate dean, assessment and planning

Track: Curriculum Design/Assessment » Pre-register for the session on the August calendar at prodev.tmcc.edu

11:15 a.m. - noonStudent Discipline in the New NormalOnline via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/92267540269

TMCC’s Student Conduct Officer Tony Futia will give an overview of student conduct issues and NSHE policies and provide guidance and procedures for dealing with issues concerning masks, safety, and online situations that may or (hopefully) may not happen. Join him for this informative session. Tony Futia, student conduct & disability resource center program director

Track: Supporting Students, College Operations » Pre-register for the session on the August calendar at prodev.tmcc.edu

1-2:30 p.m.A Virologist’s Journey through COVID-19; What To Look Out ForOnline via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/96827851700

This workshop will take you through a faculty member’s battle with Coronavirus. You will hear his story, learn about the new COVID-19 virus, its characteristics, and get helpful information based on epidemiology. Dr. John Adlish, biology professor, department co-chair

Track: College Operations » Pre-register for the session on the August calendar at prodev.tmcc.edu



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In It Together! Campus Culture of InclusivityOnline via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/91724277644

Participants will be guided through the “In It Together” inclusivity campaign. What the initiative is, its importance to TMCC, and how it can be implemented are featured. Participants also have the opportunity to make an “In It Together” commitment.YeVonne Allen, program director; equity, inclusion, and sustainability office; Dr. Amy Cavanaugh, professor, biology

Track: Building Community, Diversity & Inclusion » Pre-register for the session on the August calendar at prodev.tmcc.edu

3-4:30 p.m.Understanding Grief and Loss: How to Heal through the JourneyOnline via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/99824582755

Grief and loss is a universal experience. Our students, faculty, staff and community have all experienced this. Grief can impact an individual’s mental health, focus, job performance and quality of life. This is especially relevant in the occurrence of the pandemic COVID-19. Participants will learn the signs of grief and loss and identify strategies to cope and heal. This workshop is a result of Kristen’s sabbatical research. Kristen DeMay, counselor

Track: Building Community, Supporting Students » Pre-register for the session on the August calendar at prodev.tmcc.edu

Be the Salmon! Top 3 Diversity Strategies from HarvardOnline via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/95886575070

Participants will identify anti-racist, anti-bias, pro-social, and responsible personal actions and strategies with each person able to construct their commitment to change. This workshop is a collection of best practices from Harvard University, Kennedy School of Government’s “Strategies for Building and Leading Diverse Organizations.” YeVonne Allen, program director; equity, inclusion, and sustainability office

Track: Diversity & Inclusion, Building Community, Supporting Students » Pre-register for the session on the August calendar at prodev.tmcc.edu







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4-6 p.m.Part-Time Faculty Virtual Open House OrientationOnline via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/92080179759

New and returning part-time faculty are invited to the virtual open house to hear from President Karin Hilgersom and learn important information regarding teaching in the current climate. You will hear from our student conduct officer as well as from the health and safety director on important matters for you and your students. Part-time faculty instructors will share information in virtual breakout sessions. For those of you needing Canvas Training, please register separately on the Professional Development website for the Canvas Assist Training that will take place from 6–7:30 p.m. and follows the open house.

Agenda

4:00 - 4:10 p.m. Welcome & Opening Remarks• Presenters: President Dr. Karin Hilgersom; Dr. Marie Murgolo, vice president of academic affairs

4:10 – 4:15 p.m. PTF Support & Resources• Sarah Jacobsen, academic support center administrative assistant

4:15 - 4:30 p.m. COVID-19 Update• Benjamin Davis, TMCC environmental, health, & safety manager

4:30 – 4:45 p.m. Student Conduct Office• Tony Futia, student conduct & disability resource center program director

4:45 – 5:10 p.m. In It Together• YeVonne Allen, program director, equity, inclusion and sustainability office

5:10 – 5:20 p.m. Bag Speech• Gwen Clancy, part-time instructor, communications studies

5:20 – 6:00 p.m. Open Panel Discussion w/PTF Committee Members• Ed Lyngar, Gwen Clancy, Marynia Giren-Navarro, Heather Haddox

Join one of our PTF Committee members’ discussion virtual room to learn how you can be involved in campus life at TMCC. Bring your questions and have a discussion with them! Track: Building Community, College Operations, Teaching Strategies, Supporting Students


6-7:30 p.m. Canvas Assist TrainingOnline via BlueJeans https://bluejeans.com/363355711?src=calendarLink

Learn how to use Canvas as an assist to your traditional class. In this session, you will learn how to upload files, create announcements, and post grades. Topics covered will be: navigation, creating modules, syllabus, assignments, gradebook, discussions and quizzes.In order to attend this Canvas Assist class you must pre-register and be able to login to Canvas with your official TMCC username and password. If you do not have this information please contact your department.Danielle Harris, instructional designer; Jimmy Roque, administrative assistant, WebCollege




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Thursday, August 20Contact your Dean’s Office for time and link to the meeting

1-2 p.m.Canvas Tips, Tricks and ExtrasOnline via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/92415023043

Interested in knowing some of the hidden or most convenient features in Canvas? This workshop is designed to present some of the tips and tricks to help you as an instructor. Let’s also dive deeper into all the bells and whistles. You’ve probably seen titles in your course navigation such as NBC Learn, Respondus Lockdown Browser, Smarthinking, and Canvas App. These are just a few of the fascinating things you could incorporate into your class to boost student interaction and really get your class rolling.Jimmy Roque, administrative assistant, WebCollege


1:30 - 2:30 p.m.Staying Human in Online LearningOnline via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/99162662542

Research suggests that students continue to struggle with feeling disconnected in online courses. In this session, we will take on the mindset of students and consider what they see on the first day “walking” into an online classroom. We will talk about the importance of human connection and creating a classroom community, even when students never see one another. Tips and best practices will be looked at, and we will provide several easy to implement strategies to enhance social presence in your online course. Marynia Giren Navarro, professor, sociology

Track: Student Engagement, Online Teaching, Teaching Strategies, Diversity & Inclusion » Pre-register for the session on the August calendar at prodev.tmcc.edu

Have You Thought About Apprenticeship for Your Program?Online via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/96208397578

An increasing number of TMCC programs require or encourage internships, placing students in temporary work settings to gain valuable experiential and applied learning. A recent federal regulation has opened the doors for apprenticeships to extend beyond the building trades and other traditional areas. Now, almost any program on campus can consider developing an apprenticeship program, which benefits students with debt-free education while they also build real-time work experience. An apprenticeship student is hired as a permanent employee under an agreement to complete college courses and on-the-job training to reach the expected level of competence. The employer funds the college courses identified to support the student’s development and provides mentoring on the job. Upon completion of the apprenticeship program, the student-apprentice receives a pay increase to that of an experienced incumbent and earns a business-industry recognized Certificate of Apprenticeship. This session will inform you about this opportunity and how to get your program involved.Krista Johns, project manager, Nevada’s apprenticeship project, TMCC applied technologies

Track: Supporting Students, Student Engagement » Pre-register for the session on the August calendar at prodev.tmcc.edu







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2-3 p.m.Protecting the Integrity of Exams with Respondus Lockdown BrowserOnline via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/97279191319

This session will review one of the top online tools that support academic integrity. The Respondus Lockdown browser is an application that locks down the online test environment to prevent cheating, surfing the web, or printing during online exams.Natalie Fisher, associate, WebCollege


3- 4 p.m. Smartboard Use for Enhancing Classroom and Lab LearningOnline via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/98877120896

This presentation covers the basic functions of the Smartboard specific classroom/lab applications that enhance student learning and content retention. Along with the basic functions of the whiteboard, Kyle and Jeremy will show how they use the various applications and the technology the Smartboard offers for enhanced content presentation. Kyle Smith, Jeremy Coggin; instructors, diesel technology

Track: Teaching Strategies, Using Technology » Pre-register for the session on the August calendar at prodev.tmcc.edu

Developing Holistic Relationships with Students in the Classroom & ProgramsOnline via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/99528062700

TMCC students come from all walks of life. As an example, during the spring 2019 semester, 66% of students were enrolled in six or more classes, 55% were traditional age, 40% were non-traditional, and 6% were under 18 years of age. In terms of their ethnic diversity, 55% of students identify as white and 43% as ethnic minorities. During this session you will learn about the circumstances and barriers for students from all backgrounds, and with a particular focus on identity, the facilitator will provide tools to utilize when helping students succeed academically.Miguel Martinez, coordinator, equity, inclusion, sustainability office

Track: Supporting Students, Diversity & Inclusion » Pre-register for the session on the August calendar at prodev.tmcc.edu

Canvas Drop-in Online via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/98216599526

Have a specific question? Stop by and get one on one help. Something just isn’t working the way you think it should? Let’s figure it out. Grades? If there always seems to be a glitch, have you seen the speed grader? Come stop by and stump me with a question or we can work with the collaboration tools, it’s up to you.Jimmy Roque administrative assistant, WebCollege










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5:30 - 6:30 p.m.Canvas Tips, Tricks and ExtrasOnline via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/95088365160

Interested in knowing some of the hidden or most convenient features in Canvas? This workshop is designed to present some of the tips and tricks to help you as an instructor. Let’s also dive deeper into all the bells and whistles. You’ve probably seen titles in your course navigation such as NBC Learn, Respondus Lockdown Browser, Smarthinking, and Canvas App. These are just a few of the fascinating things you could incorporate into your class to boost student interaction and really get your class rolling.Jimmy Roque administrative assistant, WebCollege


6:30 - 7:30 p.m.Protecting the Integrity of Exams with Respondus Lockdown BrowserOnline via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/92744757613

This session will review one of the top online tools that support academic integrity. The Respondus Lockdown browser is an application that locks down the online test environment to prevent cheating, surfing the web, or printing during online exams.Natalie Fisher, associate, WebCollege






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Friday, August 21Departmental Meetings

Contact your Department Chair for time and link to the meeting

1-2 p.m.How to Use Social Media for Crisis Communications and Emergency ManagementOnline via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/99669269501

Add a crisis toolkit to your social media tool box. In a crisis, social media’s role is much larger and more complex. Social platforms are one of the top ways to get authoritative information to our students. Social media platforms also provide an arena for questions and opinions from students. Learn about managing language, graphics and emojis to use when posting important information, how to deal with negative comments and questions and the importance of time management. Candice Vialpando, marketing coordinator; Kate Kirkpatrick, director, marketing and communications

Track: Supporting Students, Using Technology, College Operations » Pre-register for the session on the August calendar at prodev.tmcc.edu

1-2:30 p.m.FREE Planning MeetingOnline via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/95422531257

Faculty for Radical Enlightenment and Empowerment (F.R.E.E.) is TMCC’s longest running interdisciplinary learning community, going strong since 2003. F.R.E.E. is dedicated to campus-wide sensory-based social-emotional student-centered learning and creativity. We welcome you to participate in our fall 2020 physically distanced event: “A Brave New World,” a collaborative chalk mural on the Dandini Quad Circle (between the Child Care Center and the Student Center) wherein students and staff will relay one-at-a-time to chalk-illustrate in a designated grid square interpretations of the Brave New World we find ourselves in relationship to fall coursework. This event is scheduled to take place in October with the goal of connecting our diverse students into a sense of belongingness and humanization despite the global crisis. Please join this meeting to find out more about how to link your established course content into this sensory-based project, how to invite your students into it, and help contribute your creative ideas and logistics to F.R.E.E.Track: Teaching Strategies, Student Engagement, Diversity & Inclusion


PUR Orientation for 2020-2021 Self Study ChairsOnline via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/96446558343?pwd=MW4vU2tsczNPMjF2T0cxcG5qUnNWUT09

This session, designed for program/unit review (PUR) chairs but welcome to all, will introduce the PUR process, self-study content, and completion in eLumen.Dr. Melissa Deadmond, associate dean, assessment and planning; Dr. Jinger Doe, professor, biology

Track: Curriculum Design/Assessment, College Operations » Pre-register for the session on the August calendar at prodev.tmcc.edu





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FALL 2020 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WEEK SCHEDULEThursday, August 13 Friday, August 14

8 a.m. Virtual Kickoff Video released

10- 11 a.m.Roundtable Zoom Dialogue with Students

1- 3 p.m.TMCC Leadership and Management 2020 Workshop and Retreat

10 -11 a.m. Virtual Town Hall with COVID-19 Response Team

12:30- 2 p.m.Know Your Numbers

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

Monday, August 17 Tuesday, August 18 Wednesday, August 19 Thursday, August 20 Friday, August 219 - 10 a.m.

Google Sites for WebpagesONLINE VIA ZOOM

Consistency in Canvas NavigationONLINE VIA ZOOM

10 - 11 a.m.Creating Syllabus in Canvas

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

11a.m. - 12 p.m. Canvas Discussions

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

12 - 1 p.m.Creating Canvas Assignments

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

1- 2 p.m.Canvas Gradebook

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

2-3 p.m.Canvas Quizzes

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

3 - 4 p.m.Canvas Drop-in

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

9 - 10 a.m.Creating Syllabus in Canvas

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

10 - 11:30 a.m.OER, Now More Than Ever

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

11a.m. - 12 p.m.Canvas Conferences

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

1-2 p.m.Canvas Navigation

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

2-3 p.m.Creating Course Video Lectures

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

3-4 p.m.Video Quizzes

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

5:30 - 6:30 p.m.Canvas Conferences

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

6:30 - 7:30 p.m.Creating Course Video Lectures

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

9 - 11 a.m.New Employee 101

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

10- 11 a.m.Assessment Day

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

11:15 a.m - 12 p.mStudent Discipline in the New Normal

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

1-2:30 p.m.A Virologist’s Journey through COViD-19

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

In It TogetherONLINE VIA ZOOM

3 - 4:30 p.m.Understanding Grief and Loss

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

Be the SalmonONLINE VIA ZOOM!

4 - 6 p.m.Part-Time Faculty Open House

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

6-7:30 p.m. Canvas Assist

ONLINE VIA BLUEJEANS

Divisional Meetings:CONTACT YOUR DEAN FOR TIME AND LINK TO THE MEETING

1-2 p.m.Canvas Tips, Tricks and Extras

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

1:30 - 2:30 p.m.Staying Human in Online Learning

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

Have You Thought About Apprenticeship?

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

2 - 3 p.m.Protecting the Integrity of Exams with Respondus

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

3- 4 p.m. Canvas Drop-in

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

Smartboard Use for Enhancing Learning

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

Developing Holistic RelationshipsONLINE VIA ZOOM

5:30 - 6:30 p.m.Canvas Tips, Tricks and Extras

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

6:30 - 7:30 p.m.Protecting the Integrity of Exams with Respondus

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

Departmental Meetings:CONTACT YOUR CHAIR FOR TIME AND LINK TO THE MEETING

1- 2 p.m.How to Use Social Media for Crisis Communications

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

1- 2:30 p.m.FREE Planning Meeting

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

PUR OrientationONLINE VIA ZOOM

Professional [email protected] • 674-7663

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