IWT CLASPIWT CLASPTuesday, August 17 and Monday, August 23 at 8:30AM (NY) / 2:30PM (Vienna).
Registration closes November 27, 2022
IWT’s day-long Writer as Reader Workshops will be held online on October 1 and November 5, 2021.
New Kinds of Attention February 2023
February 3, 2023 11:00 am EST - 4:00 pm EST
Funding is available for a limited number of faculty from each OSUN institution to attend IWT’s 2023 New Kinds of Attention online workshops. The New Kinds of Attention online workshop series, launched in 2021, gives teachers a unique opportunity to experience Institute for Writing and Thinking workshops. These workshops allow teachers to join an immersive, online introduction to IWT writing practices. Learn more and register!
New Kinds of Attention March 2023
March 3, 2023 11:00 am EST - 4:00 pm EST
Funding is available for a limited number of faculty from each OSUN institution to attend IWT’s 2023 New Kinds of Attention online workshops. The New Kinds of Attention online workshop series, launched in 2021, gives teachers a unique opportunity to experience Institute for Writing and Thinking workshops. These workshops allow teachers to join an immersive, online introduction to IWT writing practices. Learn more and register!
2023 Summer Workshop: July 9-14 at Bard College
Applications due January 1, 2023
ONLINE February 3 and March 3, 2023
10 AM–4 PM (NY) / 4 PM–10 PM (Vienna)
New Kinds of Attention February 2023
February 3, 2023 11:00 am EST - 4:00 pm EST
Funding is available for a limited number of faculty from each OSUN institution to attend IWT’s 2023 New Kinds of Attention online workshops. The New Kinds of Attention online workshop series, launched in 2021, gives teachers a unique opportunity to experience Institute for Writing and Thinking workshops. These workshops allow teachers to join an immersive, online introduction to IWT writing practices. Learn more and register!
New Kinds of Attention March 2023
March 3, 2023 11:00 am EST - 4:00 pm EST
Funding is available for a limited number of faculty from each OSUN institution to attend IWT’s 2023 New Kinds of Attention online workshops. The New Kinds of Attention online workshop series, launched in 2021, gives teachers a unique opportunity to experience Institute for Writing and Thinking workshops. These workshops allow teachers to join an immersive, online introduction to IWT writing practices. Learn more and register!
Tuesday, August 17 and Monday, August 23 at 8:30AM (NY) / 2:30PM (Vienna).
Tuesday, August 17 and Monday, August 23 at 8:30AM (NY) / 2:30PM (Vienna).
Registration closes November 27, 2022
IWT’s day-long Writer as Reader Workshops will be held online on October 1 and November 5, 2021.
CLASP Fellow Issam Khoury, Education Above All Program Manager at Al Quds Bard College, describes how he creates community through writing and discussion.
CLASP Fellow Fahmida Rahman, Lecturer and Program Coordinator at the BRAC University School of General Education, uses Padlet to great effect in her online classes.
CLASP Fellow Julia Carey Arendell, Faculty at Bard Early College New Orleans, describes how she uses process and collaborative writing in her literature classes.
CLASP Fellow Issam Khoury, Education Above All Program Manager at Al Quds Bard College, describes how he creates community through writing and discussion.
CLASP Fellow Issam Khoury, Education Above All Program Manager at Al Quds Bard College, describes how he creates community through writing and discussion.
CLASP Fellow Fahmida Rahman, Lecturer and Program Coordinator at the BRAC University School of General Education, uses Padlet to great effect in her online classes.
The OSUN Connected and Blended Learning Toolkit, developed by the Center for Learning in Practice (CLiP) at the Carey Institute for Global Good in collaboration with the Open Society University Network and Bard College, is a living document that is open and accessible to faculty across the network, offering support for connected and blended course development.
The OSUN Connected and Blended Learning Toolkit, developed by the Center for Learning in Practice (CLiP) at the Carey Institute for Global Good in collaboration with the Open Society University Network and Bard College, is a living document that is open and accessible to faculty across the network, offering support for connected and blended course development.
