25 Responses for this Activity

• PLN Dining Table
  by Bert Slessor (@BS)
  

  For my PLN Dining Table, I used the Focus on Teaching Conference that I helped plan.  At my table were a series of faculty, instructional designers, faculty developers, the LMS manager, and Vice President of Academics.  There were so many unique modes of communication — predominantly online tools, such as Teams, Webex, Zoom, etc. Collaboration more… »

• Invitation to my Collaborative Pot Luck
  by Michelle Laurence (@Michelle Laurence)
  

  I prepared an invitation to a workshop I gave at the time of the pivot. It is a potluck instead of a dinner party setting since everyone likes different things to eat (learn) but also will allow others to eat (learn) something new. My guests are professors that come with general approaches (sweet or salty), more… »

• Dining to Collaborate
  by jessica srivastava (@Jessica)
  

  I used a curriculum planning session for the first run of an online MBA prep program for international students. Our team knew each other but but had not necessarily worked together a a while. The biggest challenge was the differing knowledge and familiarity in being on line and using online tools. However, we managed to more… »

• Collaborative Dining Table
  by Sheeba (@svilakkathusaidu)
  

  I’ve created a twitter account and  came to know about # tags usage in twitter. Usually I use LinkedIn for my professional network, share and gain ideas. I am developing my professional network  on Twitter. My collaborative dining table is Conference table for Reverse Osmosis Sea Water Desalination Plant Construction project. Interacted with diverse perspective people, finalized more… »

• Collaborative Dining Table
  by amy taylor (@amytaylor)
  

  I attempted to use adobe Spark and Canva…but sadly was easily frustrated.  My young daughter told me about jamboard and so together we took a picture of our dining room and began creating…even this assignment was a collaborative project.. We all need each other!

• Collaborative Dining Table
  by Sherry Parker (@sparker)
  

  I just created my first Twitter account !  For the Collaborative Dining Table exercise I used my volunteer work.  Until recently I was Chair of Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters South Western Ontario Branch (CME-SWOB) and each year we hold an event of ~ 400 manufacturing professionals, awarding $20,000-25,000 in scholarships to high-school, college and university more… »

• Collaborative Course Updating
  by Jennifer White (@jwhite6094)
  

  We used Bongo Virtual Classroom to collaborate on a process to update a course involving the transition to online, development of some new slides to explain concepts, and approaches to assessments. This involved key collaborators with the three instructors teaching the class, the course lead / former program coordinator, and the new program coordinator. It more… »

• Dining Table – Collaboration
  by Radica Bissoondial (@rbissoondial)
  

  Attached and below is my capture of my key stakeholders during collaboration on community partnership with my program.  

• Participating in OntarioExtend Empowered Educator
  by Mona Brennan-Coles (@MonaBC)
  

  For this activity, I chose the professional development project participating in the OntarioExtend Empowered Educator program through the facilitated opportunity at Fanshawe College. My dining table looks like a Virtual Meeting because for much of the past year that has been often how I have dined with friends.   Collaborative Dining Table activity in @ontarioextend more… »

• Dining table – the cat
  by Giselle Carter (@gmcarter)
  

  Here is a picture of a recent research project I was involved in. The cat is a perfect picture of how I feel, as covid messed everything up. The project is now on hold. Thus the table is empty, and we sit around.  You can see our different roles. I know I like to learn, more… »