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• The Coronavirus and Class Broadcasts | EDUCAUSE

  "[I]f it becomes necessary to use remote synchronous class delivery, instructors should monitor how this mode of delivery impacts students, especially in the areas of participation and exam scores" (¶10).

  tags: asynchronous education learning online learning remote work synchronous teaching technology

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• Dream Jobs? Teenagers' Career Aspirations and the Future of Work - OECD

  tags: aspirations careers dream jobs employment future of work job-seekers jobs OECD technology

• How to Make the Most of Webinars - Easy EdTech Podcast 019 - Class Tech Tips

  In the podcast showcased in this blog post, Dr. Monica Burns explained "strategies for watching webinars and making the most of your time as an attendee of a virtual presentation." She concluded with a short and sweet list of actions to undertake (2019.06.19).

  tags: educational technology podcasts teacher development webinars

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• Guidelines | JALT Publications

  "This year's guidelines" (English, retrieved 2020.02.27) point out downloadable style sheets with model text based on the _APA Publication Manual_ (6th edition).

  tags: academic writing APA-style for writers formatting guidelines postconference publications publications proceedings

• APA Tables and Figures // Purdue Writing Lab

  "This page reflects the latest version of the APA Publication Manual (i.e., APA 7), which [was] released in October 2019" (Note, ¶1).

  tags: academic writing APA-style figures formatting guidelines tables for writers

• Reward Collaboration and Openness Over Individual Expertise | Tomorrow's Professor Postings

  "Virtual work demands everyone’s commitment to communicating – listening and speaking up. How else will the team ensure everyone is working on the right track? This isn’t optional. The team depends on each other. Individually and collectively, the “virtual job” creates outputs that come from coordinating work, managing each other, negotiating competing priorities, and delivering team outcomes through coordinated efforts" (How do we work together if we're working apart?)

  tags: collaboration corporate cultures expertise learning openness organizations priorities strategic thinking teamwork TomProf vulnerabilities working conditions

• Some things I’m learning about accessibility & open textbooks – You're the Teacher

  tags: academic writing accessibility CSS editing formatting for writers guidelines hypertext open access Pressbooks publications textbooks

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