IDL SIG/COP 2022 Communication and Media Survey high-level results

By  Jamye Sagan, IDL SIG Treasurer

In April 2022, we distributed the IDL SIG/COP 2022 Communication & Media Survey to our SIG members to learn how they use:

We received 28 responses. This article provides a high-level overview of the survey. In the coming weeks, we will publish a detailed results document that dives deeper into each question. Continue reading “IDL SIG/COP 2022 Communication and Media Survey high-level results”

Anita Matechuk and Marcia Shannon receive STC Distinguished Community Service Awards

The IDL SIG is proud to announce its 2022 STC Distinguished Community Service Awards recipients:

  • Anita Matechuk, who received the Distinguished Service for Student Award (DSAS)
  • Marcia Shannon, who received the Distinguished SIG Service Award (DSSA)

Each year, the STC awards members who have offered extensive service and exemplary commitment to their communities. Continue reading “Anita Matechuk and Marcia Shannon receive STC Distinguished Community Service Awards”

Online Instruction Challenge Number 1: Managing Time and Space

By Crista Mohammed, former IDeaL Editor and volunteer

After 2 years of living with and through the global pandemic, it is tiring to say and tiring to hear that every dimension of our lives has changed. Tiring or not, however, it’s true. For me—a university instructor—the biggest impact has been reshaping my teaching for online delivery. In this article, my first installment in a series that shares my challenges with online instruction, I explore the challenge of managing instructional space and time. Continue reading “Online Instruction Challenge Number 1: Managing Time and Space”