
You know why ppl show up at the very second a class/mtg starts? It can feel awkward to sit in a room quietly or walk in on a random convo. Structure your pre #zoom time. Begin w/intentionality. It doesn’t have to be content focused, community building is good too! Some ideas...



What are your pre #zoom activities? I tried this one today and enjoyed it.
— DR. \uff36\uff29\uff2a\uff29\u3000\uff33\uff21\uff34\uff28\uff39 (@vijisathy) January 29, 2021
Task: Where\u2019s Bernie?
Instructions: Drop a note in the chat when you find him.
(We also asked for hints & just before time was up his location was revealed). pic.twitter.com/bK5ZkGNcQl
We colored the other day (h/t: @lilymayubc) and it was soooo relaxing and fun! Love all these ideas - planning to borrow! pic.twitter.com/xFIqQ7pznR
— Parker Holman (@ParkerHolman) January 29, 2021
I did a word search with technical vocabulary from last term for the first lesson!
— Jodie Martin (@jodiemartinphd) January 29, 2021
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