Rethinking Remote Learning: Creating Lightboards at Home
When the pandemic hit last March and Harper classes moved to remote learning, many faculty had to do a rapid transition to teaching in an online environment. That also meant that resources and technology that were available to use on campus, were no longer an...
Helping Harper Students Gain Essential Job Skills
Submitted by the Learning Assessment Committee What basic skills help you in your day-to-day life? What skills do you possess, that you use on a regular basis, that you may not even think about? For example, when you wake up in the morning and start to get dressed,...
Tech Week 2021: February 24-26
Tech Week 2021: Living and Learning in the Virtual World Harper's 3rd Annual Tech Week is going online! This year we will be connecting and engaging virtually in three days of drop-in events, captivating talks, and workshops. There are sessions for everyone, and the...
Reboot 2021: Tech Week Keynote with Speaker Carl Hooker
Our educational systems were disrupted in the spring of 2020. We quickly had to pivot to a new way of teaching and learning our students remotely. While there have been many challenges along the way, there have also been some successes. During this fun and interactive...
Partnering for Student Success
Submitted by Student Development The first set of Spring 2021 Starfish Progress Surveys launched on Monday, February 8, and are due by Sunday, February 28. Completing your Progress Surveys continues to be the easiest and quickest way to provide student feedback and...
Help Students Learn the Difference Between “Real” and “Fake” Information
Submitted by Jim Edstrom, Resources for Learning Do you want to help students across campus know the difference between “real” and “fake” information? Join the newly formed Information Literacy Community of Practice! The Information Literacy Community of Practice...