More than any other time in the history of higher education, educators are in the midst of unchartered territory. We have experienced pandemic teaching, social unrest and isolation, but instead of having this define us as scholars we can grow by sharing our collective wisdom and teaching experience. The 2022 USG Teaching & Learning Conference has been re-formatted to allow you to first engage in on-demand and asynchronous material, then elaborate on what you learned via guided group discussions, and finally, an option to connect in person with your colleagues and peers at one of four regional events.
Over the two-week event, attendees will watch and comment on short asynchronous presentations organized into the four conference themes. The last day of each week of the virtual conference will be a synchronous unconference in which the video presenters will facilitate discussion sessions based on the comments and annotations attendees left after viewing the videos.
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