Staying Connected as a Community of Learners
We're moving through another week of remote instruction, working at home while supporting our personal lives there as well. Through all of this, it's easy to feel disconnected from our community. Here are a few opportunities to engage at the local and national levels on different topics related to learning and teaching.
Faculty Talk on Teams
Every Monday and Wednsday 4-5 pm, join CITL on Microsoft Teams to stay connected. Ask questions, share successes and challenges, and connect with your colleagues. Bring your own coffee and stay connected.

coffee cups
Faculty Work/Life Balance During the Crisis
How can we now balance academic work with the new demands on our lives? What's a reasonable expectation of scholarly productivity? In the latest in the Chronicle series, "Faculty Resilience and the Coronavirus," we'll take on this vital topic. Bring your questions, tips, and suggestions to share Friday Apr 10 at 2 pm.

Interesting Reads

James Miller asks, as professors move to virtual instruction, how do they hold on to the open-ended creativity of discussion more common in the physical classroom?
[insidehighered.com]