[LTER-education] Fwd: [EDDIE Earth and Ecosystems Interest] Module Development Workshop - Apply by Nov 28

[Annette Brickley]

Since others have asked along with Cora, I will reply all!

This workshop is for those who want to create a module for
undergraduate/advanced high school student use--  As a creator, you do need
to have someone who will pilot it for you with students, but you don't have
to deliver it yourself.
-Annette


On Mon, Nov 15, 2021 at 11:45 AM Baird, Cora Ann Johnston (caj2dr) <
coraj at virginia.edu> wrote:

> Hi Annette,
> Who are the target participants for this workshop?
> Teachers? Researchers? Others?
>
> Thanks,
> Cora
>
> *Cora A. (Johnston) Baird, PhD*
> *Site Director*
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> *From:* education <education-bounces at lists.lternet.edu> on behalf of
> Annette Brickley <abrickley.edu at gmail.com>
> *Sent:* Friday, November 12, 2021 4:05 PM
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> *Subject:* [LTER-education] Fwd: [EDDIE Earth and Ecosystems Interest]
> Module Development Workshop - Apply by Nov 28
>
> If you missed the Sept opportunity specific to LTER, you might like to
> join in on this workshop? Winter dates when you maybe have more time?
>
> (sorry for the previous fwd-- it was this one I meant to share)
>
> Annette Laursen Brickley (she, her, hers)
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> S
> TEMming the Gaps Consulting
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> ---------- Forwarded message ---------
> From: *Monica Bruckner* <noreply at serc.carleton.edu>
> Date: Thu, Nov 11, 2021 at 2:57 PM
> Subject: [EDDIE Earth and Ecosystems Interest] Module Development Workshop
> - Apply by Nov 28
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> Dear Colleagues,
>
> *Have you always wanted your own Project EDDIE module? Here's your chance!
> *
>
> The * November 28 application deadline *is approaching, don't miss out on
> this exciting opportunity!
> ------------------------------
>
> The January 2022 Project EDDIE Module Development & Community Building
> Experience
> <https://serc.carleton.edu/eddie/events/workshops/jan2022/index.html?serc_source=track_-20211111-gwbufaado4comfu1>
> will be held online via Zoom as half day meetings on January 20, 27, and
> February 10. This workshop facilitates participants developing teaching
> modules that pair scientific concepts and quantitative reasoning with
> teaching with data. They follow a tested design rubric developed by Project
> EDDIE and resulting materials will be published as part of a growing
> collection.
>
> During the workshop you will construct a 1-day module that uses an openly
> available dataset for a specific ecology, limnology, geology, oceanography,
> hydrology, or environmental science course. Each module will focus on a
> scientific concept and address a set of quantitative reasoning or
> analytical skills using large, openly available datasets following the
> Project EDDIE module structure. Interactive peer review, module share out
> meetings following the workshop will help you improve your materials before
> you pilot them. Participants will be expected to 1) attend the workshop and
> develop a module 2)attend one virtual peer review and one module share out
> and planning session 3) teach and revise their materials 4) and make
> revisions from the peer review and an external review before publishing.
> Final modules will be published online by December 2022. Participants and
> will be provided a $1500 stipend for completing, testing and publishing
> their module.
>
> This workshop also provides special opportunities to:
>
>    - Understand how working with large datasets improves quantitative
>    reasoning in students
>    - Incorporate your module into your syllabus/course schedule and
>    develop an assessment plan
>    - Meet new people who share similar interests in teaching and working
>    with data
>
> There is no registration cost for attending this meeting. The successful
> completion and testing of a module includes up to a $1,500 stipend.
> Successful completion of the modules includes authoring, piloting,
> revising, and publishing the teaching and supporting materials.
>
> The application deadline
> <https://serc.carleton.edu/eddie/events/workshops/jan2022/application.html?serc_source=track_-20211111-gwbufaado4comfu1>for
> this workshop is November 28, 2021. We hope to see you there!
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