What would it look like to approach career exploration as a scientific experiment? Briana Konnick from @UChicago_GRAD has some suggestions, starting with tips for gathering information. #AcademicChatter #phdchat
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"Maintaining positive expectancy while simultaneously accepting uncertainty is no small feat." Check out these suggestions from @jordanmcneill89 on moving forward in the midst of uncertainty #AcademicChatter #phdchat
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"Do I take money from an 'unseemly' institution to do significant historical work, or do I patiently wait to secure funding from a source I consider less sordid?" | @seiter_tim tackles tough questions about funding sources and ethics #academichatter bit.ly/2Xzt5rB
Many academics have found their writing routines and practices thrown into chaos. As we adjust to this new normal, check out these suggestions from @lesliemleo about managing your writing process #AcademicChatter
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Today, the latest addition to the #gradhacker team, @jonheggestad draws on his DH expertise to share ideas for how grad students can stay connected in a time of social distancing. #AcademicChatter
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"Should we not aim for our dissertations to have a life beyond the doctoral defense?" @KaySohini offers her thoughts on re-imagining the dissertation in comic book format and all the scholarly and personal benefits that go with it! #AcademicChatter
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It probably can't be stated too often - please take care of yourself. This article by Rebecca Vidra reminds us to keep up with your sleep. What other self-care steps are you taking as we confront #CovidCampus and #RemoteTeaching? #AcademicChatter
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A useful reminder that TWO-WAY communication remains important when moving to online instruction... #remoteteaching #AcademicChatter
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A generous offer for virtual guest lecturing for GIS and economic development!
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The Keep Teaching resource at @IndianaUniv has great tips for getting started with moving online, including determining your priorities for the rest of the semester and reviewing your syllabus to figure out what must change. #remoteteaching #academichatter
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Concerned about accessibility with the move to virtual instruction? @AimiHamraie has some great concrete advice and tips for assuring that your course continues to be accessible for all students. #remoteteaching #academicchatter mapping-access.com/blog-1/20…
As more and more of univeristy life gets moved online this week, @rileysline discusses benefits and approaches to analog writing #academicchatter #writing
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.@profwernimont has assembled some great resources for managing the process of switching to virtual teaching #remoteteaching #accademicchatter #CovidCampus
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If you're in the process of switching to virtual instruction, what kinds of supports would be most immediately helpful? #remoteteaching #covidcampus #AcademicChatter
7%Help with the tech
33%Info on digital pedagogy
60%Models of online classes
0%Direct support/consults
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Useful quick tips to help make the move to online teaching from The Columbia School of Social Work #AcademicChatter #remoteteaching
Many grads are now in the process of taking their teaching online, which can be a daunting prospect. There are a lot of great, helpful resources through #remoteteaching, #CovidCampus, and @HASTAC. What other resources have you found particularly useful? #AcademicChatter
Great resources for those who are moving their course online #academicchatter #remoteteaching
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Today @lesliemleo surveys grad student writing habits - bit.ly/2IxmNjs - do you have a part of the day when you like to tackle your academic writing? If so When is it? #academicchatter #writingweek
22%At the crack of dawn
22%Mid-morning
33%Afternoon
22%Evenings/Late Night
9 votes • Final resultsIt's writing week here at #gradhacker and we're kicking things off with a survey of different grads' approaches to academic writing by @lesliemleo. #AcademicChatter #writingweek
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