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Visit the New NBEA Virtual Library
NBEA has started to place not only our newest resources, but valuable past issues of our journals and news articles in the online library. To access the library, visit NBEA.org and click "Library" in the navigation bar. To take advantage of all the resources for members, you will have to login with your username and password. Browsing the library is free, full access to most resources requires a membership. One of the hottest resources is the new Effective Methods of Teaching Business Education in the 21st Century 2020. This resource is online for members free, or available in print here in the NBEA store for an extra fee (member discount available). The library also features a convenient full text search of all the holdings, plus a simple mobile reader so you can take advantage of NBEA resources on your desktop or mobile device.
NBEA Involvement
See NBEA's new involvement area here so you can see all the opportunities members have to be engaged in their professional association. In this area members can:
Volunteer to be on Committees starting July 1, 2020.
Get published in several different professional journals.
Vendors can learn how to engage with NBEA.
And more...
Study: Majority of Deans Believe COVID-19 Will Accelerate Business School Closures
Nearly half of business school deans responding to a survey believe the health crisis caused by the corona virus COVID-19 will accelerate the closure of business schools. The survey, conducted by higher-education consulting and digital marketing firm Eduvantis, surveyed deans about the spread of the corona virus’s impact on business education. Read more.
Five Best Zoom Features to Try
Using Zoom at your work or school? With COVID-19, it seems like many are coming onboard with this popular synchronous communications tool. NBEA just completed two training courses for members. Each session was a filled to capacity and rated highly by all who attended. Check out these five Zoom features you should try.
Going Online in a Hurry: What to Do and Where to Start
The corona virus has educational institutions swinging into action to move courses online. In the coming weeks, we’ll find out just how prepared (or not) academe is to do this on a large scale. Those of us in online teaching and educational technology have moved quickly to help, too, and it’s astonishing how many helpful resources have already been pulled together. If you are going online in a hurry here is what to do and where to start. Read more from The Chronicle for Higher Education
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Job Openings
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Are You Ready for the NBEA 2020 Virtual Conference?
We are excited about next week's NBEA 2020 Virtual Conference. NBEA took what could have been a defeating situation an transformed it to add value for our members.
Here is what you need to know about the virtual conference:
If you registered for Boston and requested a credit toward next year, you are already registered for the virtual conference. You can access the virtual conference at NBEA.org/VC
If you haven't requested a refund and want to do so, you have until April 3rd to do so.Request a refund or credit here. If you have already submitted a request on the NBEA website, you do not need to complete another. Refunds will be made by mid-May.
If you paid for Boston but do not request a refund or credit by April 3 at 11:59 p.m., you will be registered for the Virtual Conference and receive a credit for the 2021 conference in New Orleans. You will be notified of this action on Saturday, April 4th.
If you are debating on whether to attend the virtual conference, view a schedule here.
Needed: Tips for Educator Members Who are Transitioning to Online Learning
The coronavirus pandemic has forced many educators to shift their teaching from the physical to the online classroom. Online NBEA asks your help in curating resources for educators new to online teaching.
What is the most important tip you can offer to help ease the transition for educators new to online learning?
Please respond by email using the following guidelines:
3-BODY: Your tip (up to 75 words), your name, your school name, city, & state
4-ATTACH: Your head-shot photo
5-SEND by April 9, 2020
Needed: Be Interviewed About How You Transitioned to Teaching Online
The corona virus pandemic has forced many educators to shift their teaching from the physical to the online classroom. Online NBEA seeks 3 to 5 sources for 10- to 15-minute interview about how you transitioned from face-to-face learning to online learning.
The interview will include questions such as these: What was it like? How did it work out? What did you learn?
Please respond by email using the following guidelines:
·Your name, your school name, city, & state, phone number
·Name the course or unit you transitioned from face to face format to online learning
·The system you used (email, wikispaces, videoconferencing program, learning management system, social media platform, etc.)
4-SEND by April 9, 2020
Interviews will be scheduled for the week of April 13-17, 2020.
Help a Fellow Business Educator, Upload a Grab-and-Go Lesson Plan
The coronavirus pandemic has forced many educators to shift their teaching from the physical to the online classroom. Online teaching resources, including “grab and go” lesson plans, would be much appreciated by educators who are unfamiliar with this instructional method and who need to pivot to accommodate this shift.
If you have a lesson plan ready to go—something an educator can review and implement almost immediately with minimal difficulty, please consider sharing it with NBEA members. Here’s how:
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