Dear all,
Many thanks for your thoughtful participation throughout the week. Attending Digital Pedagogy Lab, either in person or online, is an intense experience. It can take some time to unpack what we have learned.
On that note, we wanted to collate all of our resources into one post so that you can follow up on anything you might have missed. We will continue to monitor Discourse, and we are both available on email and Twitter, so please do feel free to reach out to us to continue the conversation.
We thoroughly enjoyed our time with you, both in the live sessions and in the asynchronous discussions. It’s hard to know where sessions like ours at Digital Pedagogy Lab might meander, but it is always a rewarding and enlightening experience.
In the early hours of this morning, a major architect of the Irish peace process, John Hume, sadly passed away. Hume was a teacher, a civil rights leader, and a recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize. In reflecting on his life, we are reminded of the importance of advocacy, equity, and systemic change in our work.
We have been fortunate to work together this week, with Clare in the north and Kate in the south, and with all of you.
With every best wish,
Clare and Kate
Session 1:
From session one chat: one participant has a peer care partner, we check on each other at a set time every other day. Other care routines: getting outside each day, being present in the good moment, exercise (where and how you can), playing board games, art journaling, walking the dog, meditation, gardening.
Clare & Kate artefact of session one discussions: https://youtu.be/LfT3MkhP1N8
Resources in one place:
Background/Origin of workshop:
Critiquing Discourses of Resilience in Education
Resilience, Grit, and Other Lies
The wellbeing and resilience paradox
From participants:
Education, an act of faith in autonomy and reason (1910)
Teaching photojournalism in the spring of 2020 and the need for trauma-informed teaching
Photography student sends message about missing and murdered Indigenous women using Canadian flag
Elsewhere:
How to be together in learning online: Jesse Stommel talks about how to be together in learning online on episode 320 of the Teaching in Higher Ed podcast
Pedagogy of Care — Gone Massive
Pedagogy of Care: Covid-19 Edition
https://twitter.com/bonni208/status/1288508134756093954?s=20
Creating artefacts - ideas and samples
Visual Thinkery tools - here is an example that Kate created
Zine - https://youtu.be/Ixqr9e3wCxI - noticed others in #digped timeline using zines eg
3D model: LEGO, sweets, toys, whatever is sitting on your desk (example from an online workshop)
Sewing: see FemEdTech Quilt
Gifs: see Kate’s Manifesto (Simpsons) and Clare’s PressEdConf talk (Parks n Recreation)