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Jan 9, 2025 | evolllution.com | Erica Young |Brian Kibby |Modern Campus |Evan Duff

As an instructional designer, I am interested in learning science. Instructional designers strive to root their work in learning science, yet many small design choices we make out of habit can be reimagined to enhance engagement. While best practices have become second nature to us, how often do we pause to expand on what we normally do? Sometimes, the things we enhance or build upon seem so trivial that we might question whether they really make a difference.

Jul 8, 2024 | bvmsports.com | Modern Campus

Last Viewed SCF Court Volleyball Camp (Girls - High School) ID : 16477 " back to classes page Develop skills and a chance to work one-on-one with coaches. Dress appropriately - shorts/spandex, athletic top/t-shirt, volleyball shoes - and be sure to bring a towel and water bottle. Please complete Camp Packet and email to [email protected] by Wednesday, July 24, 2024.

Jun 29, 2024 | bvmsports.com | Modern Campus

Last Viewed SCF Beach Volleyball Camp (Girls - High School) ID : 16428 " back to classes page This SCF weekend summer camp gives high school girls the opportunity to work on skills and development in front of SCF beach volleyball coaches. Campers should dress appropriately - shorts/spandex, t-shirt/tank top, sunscreen, sunglasses, hat (optional), sandals/flip flops - and be sure to bring a towel and water bottle.

Jun 26, 2024 | slc.augusoft.net | Modern Campus

Playing with Point of ViewPlaying with Point of ViewA 5-week workshop. When we sit down to write, we're making a million decisions, and many of them are intuitive. But deciding between first person, second person, third person, close third, and multiple points of view, is paramount to a story's possibilities... and its limitations. What choices do you have when crafting a story, and what are the implications of said choices?

May 30, 2024 | shorturl.at | Modern Campus

Poem Like You Mean It: A Generative Poetry ClassWhat makes a poem? While everyone’s answer might be different, in this workshop, we’ll explore what makes a poem good. What gives it fire? What gives it meaning? In class, we’ll read contemporary and classic poets who continue to define the genre. We’ll deconstruct lines and stanzas to figure out what draws us in–and how we can do the same in our own poems.