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Online Workshop: Teaching your upper-level course online: A Community Collaboration to build robust online Geoscience courses part of Teaching Geoscience Online:Teaching Geoscience Online Events
This workshop will draw on best practices for course design to help you develop your online upper-level course using a combination of resources from past NAGT workshops and recently (by necessity!) developed and/or adapted materials. Workshop participants will discuss designs for online/remote learning and will form working groups of people teaching similar courses.

How to Survive Your (Hurried) Switch to Online Delivery Using UDL part of Teaching Geoscience Online:Teaching Geoscience Online Events
Converting your on-ground course to an online course can be a challenge under normal circumstances but converting to an online course in an emergency is a whole different matter. In this webinar, participants will discuss how to survive this process and even improve the course by applying the principles of Universal Design for Learning (UDL). UDL is an educational framework that seeks to remove barriers by providing multiple means of engagement, representation and action and expression. Webinar recording is available.

Webinar: (Suddenly) Teaching Geoscience Online part of Teaching Geoscience Online:Teaching Geoscience Online Events
Watch webinar recording. Many instructors are being asked to teach online for the first time with little advance notice. This webinar provides a rapid introduction to the elements of successful online geoscience teaching from a panel of seasoned online instructors. It will also overview available (and growing) resources for teaching geoscience online -- including both pedagogy and content elements.

Multi-state Webinar: Power Dialog Webinar on Climate Solutions part of Teaching Geoscience Online:Teaching Geoscience Online Events
Working with College and University partners across the US, the Bard Center for Environmental Policy is coordinating the convening of hundreds of conversations focused on the potential to solve the energy side of climate change by 2030.

Webinar: Transformation in a Time of Crisis: Changing Course Venues in Midstream part of Teaching Geoscience Online:Teaching Geoscience Online Events
Watch webinar recording. In all our years of strategic planning, probably few of us have asked, What do we do with our courses if there is a pandemic in the middle of a semester? Yet here we are, experiencing one of the most all-encompassing shifts in higher education's history. This webinar will be a way for all of us to learn from each other about the strategies, decisions, implementation methods, and lessons learned from undertaking this huge task of moving our courses online in midstream.

Webinar: Safeguarding Quality, Equity, and Inclusion as Learning Moves Online part of Teaching Geoscience Online:Teaching Geoscience Online Events
Presentation file available. As the undergraduate experience goes virtual in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, how can colleges and universities ensure that the rapid scaling of online learning to unprecedented levels doesn't come at the expense of their commitment to quality, equity, and inclusion?

Past Virtual Events part of Teaching Geoscience Online
Check out recordings and resources from past virtual events for learning and sharing about teaching geoscience online from NAGT, SERC, and other organizations in the field of education. Skip to search results Skip ...

Online Mini-Workshop: Navigating and Contributing to Teach the Earth part of Teaching Geoscience Online:Teaching Geoscience Online Events
Have you developed an activity that you're especially proud of and think others might benefit from? Have you ever visited the Teach the Earth portal (sometimes known as SERC) and felt overwhelmed by the volume of materials and navigating the site? If the answer to either (or both) of these questions is yes, this is the mini-workshop for you!

Volcano Tuesdays part of Teaching Geoscience Online:Teaching Geoscience Online Events
Watch recording. Each week on Tuesday at 11:00 AM Pacific Daylight Time, join us live for activities that will get you thinking about volcanoes of the Pacific Northwest. Grades: 4th-7th (learners of all ages are welcome!)