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Enhancing Collaborative Conversations: Weekly Meet-up Strategy for Busy Academic Schedules

Join the brainstorming session on how to create dedicated time in the academic calendar for essential discussions with colleagues to address scheduling challenges. Generate ideas and discuss options for effective time management and collaboration within educational institutions.

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Enhancing Collaborative Conversations: Weekly Meet-up Strategy for Busy Academic Schedules

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  1. Flex Day – October 26, 2010 Brainstorming Topic: How could we provide time in the academic calendar/weekly schedule for people to meet and have needed conversations with colleagues?

  2. Flex Day – October 26, 2010 Brainstorming Topic: Why are we asking? Consistent difficulty in scheduling during College Hours & Fridays: • Division Meetings • Subdivision/Discipline Meetings • SLO discussions – course level & program level • Program Review • Committee Meetings • Others . . .

  3. Flex Day – October 26, 2010 Ideas to get you thinking: • More Flex Days • College Hour Monday-Thursday • Division meeting and Discipline meeting first Friday every month

  4. Flex Day – October 26, 2010 Activity Guidelines: • 5 minutes – Think of 2 or 3 options and write them on your card • 30 minutes – Discuss options with group: Look at positive aspects as well as any possible barriers • 20 minutes – Groups report out on top 2 ideas. Indicate what you liked about these ideas. • 5 minutes – What are we going to do with this information?

  5. Flex Day – October 26, 2010 Brainstorming Topic: How could we provide time in the academic calendar/weekly schedule for people to meet and have needed conversations with colleagues?

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