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Time Management When Learning Online

With online learning, some of us are taking classes that have both asynchronous (on our own time) and synchronous (“live”) learning elements. In this session, presented by the Chapman Learning Commons you will learn how to separate your “work space” from your “home space” when you can’t physically come and go from class. You will also get tips on time management from other students as a remote learner to set you up for success when taking classes online.

Information Privilege and the Pursuit of Happiness in Special Collections Librarianship

Access to information, whether or not extensively documented by law, is a civil and human right, and such is evident in the never-ending efforts to impede that access for Black and Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC). But what about information of the past? Learn more from speaker Patrice R. Green. Registration is required.

Introduction to Podcasting

Learn how to create your own podcast in this introductory and interactive workshop. This workshop will cover all levels of podcast production including content creation, recording, editing, and promotion. No previous podcasting experience is necessary. Registration is required

Online Communication Skills

This session, presented by the Chapman Learning Commons, helps you build your communication confidence by considering best practices and recommendations when communicating online, using a variety of methods- from email, to instant messaging, to video chat. Registration is required.

Literature Reviews for Humanities, Social Sciences and Education

This online workshop is appropriate for students conducting literature reviews in the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Education. Topics include: what is a literature review, finding the right databases, search strategies, finding scholarly articles, and resources to help you keep track of your research. Registration is required.