In July I attended the ICN conference and wrote this blog post on the drive home. I didn’t publish it because I had other priorities and have finally gotten a chance to return to it to share a few lessons. It was a long conference with many sessions (scheduled from Read more…
The day is going well. I didn’t win any prizes, but I did get quite a nice bunch of swag. Nursing Skills and Activities: Incorporating Students Attitudes & Perspectives Into Virtual Teaching PlansPresented by: Danett S. Cantey MSN, RN, CNE, CHSE; Malissa Sampson MSN, RN; Jacqueline Vaughn PhD, RN, CHSE; Nikki Petsas Blodgett, PhD, Read more…
I think I may have my keyboard back to English today, which is awesome! I have been in Milwaukee since Wednesday night but haven’t spent much time outside of the event location/hotel. This has been a great conference for networking. Soaring to Endorsement: A Celebration of INACSL Excellence: Endorsement and Read more…
Just a reminder that my keyboard is hard to use because I let my 6 year old use my laptop. It has been really challenging for me to choose which sessions to attend at this conference. It is too bad that sessions are not recorded … but honestly I likely Read more…
I am not feeling like my usual quick-bloggy self at this conference. I took a few notes throughout the day as noted below … they may not be as fulsome as my typical conference notes. My keyboard is also difficult to use so I likely have errors. My 6 year Read more…
Last week we created lists of teacher actions that create unwelcoming and difficult to engage in. After sharing a few different ideas about how the activity made us feel in Mentimeter (and there were a variety of feelings) a few key members of the group talked about where feelings of Read more…
Creating a space that is inclusive is an important part of co-creation. In today’s discussion about co-creation we talked about how to transform teaching and learning by first reflecting on our failures and ideas about what makes a bad learning environment. We used the Making Space with TRIZ liberating structure Read more…
I am taking part in a pretty interesting reflection exercise. Last week when I left the “What, So What” part of our discussion I wasn’t really sure what just happened. The facilitators provided us with minimal structure for the discussion, which meant that I had a sense of freedom during Read more…
This Tuesday I am preparing to try a new teaching strategy in class this week. In the past students have been shy to role play in a large group (70). When thinking about my options for facilitating class this week I decided to try H5P in class. Typically, I use Read more…
The opening panel was amazing. Robyne Hanley-Dafoe Building resilience in students is important. Also in ourselves. It is okay if everything does not go okay. Robyne did a great job summarizing so many important points for us to remember (I couldn’t type fast enough). We need to be using tech Read more…
