What external resources can help me with virtual programming?
External Resources for Support
When you start developing your programming concepts, please check out these additional external resources to extend your knowledge and skills in virtual engagement.
Is there anywhere online where I can share ideas and learn from others about how higher education is engaging virtually with their community?
There are many ways to connect with others to ask and share ideas during this time. Here are a couple communities and resource-sharing opportunities you may find valuable:
Facebook Group: “The Virtual Event Ideas Community” | Let's stay connected and engaged! The Virtual Event Ideas Community is a place to share best practices in creating, marketing, and hosting virtual events, telecommuting tips, and it is a place to share ideas about how YOU are staying connected to your colleagues and students.
Facebook Group: “Higher ed and the coronavirus” | “In this group you can ask others questions, tell stories about how your college or university is reacting to the virus, and share practical tips with members.”
Crowdsourcing: COVID-19 Crowdsourcing (remote learning, community building, etc.). A higher education-specific page to exchange ideas and resources in specific areas. For example, two resources listed are Virtual Team builders and a Spring 2020 Presence Free Engagement Guide.
What are some creative ways to engage with my students virtually?
Here are some resources specifically geared toward engaging activities with college students.
