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Welcome to NWeLearn 2019! We are excited about his annual event. Here is some housekeeping information to navigate the event:
  • The conference is hosted in the Convention Center, a separate building next to the Riverhouse Hotel. You can walk there from the hotel by taking one of the paths that go under MT Washington Drive or drive directly there.
  • The Convention Center has two levels. Meals and main sessions will be held in the lower level and the breakout sessions will be held in the main or 1st floor.
  • Restrooms are in the 1st Floor across from Cascadia B.
  • The Thursday night, Networking & Hors D’oeuvres, will be held right after the last Thursday breakout session in the main entrance space by the fireplace on the 1st floor.
Feel free to ask any questions, post your experiences in the Slack Community site, nwelearn.slack.com, and upload your pictures to the NWeLearn Conference 2019 Google Photos site.
Thursday, October 17 • 10:50am - 11:50am
Dr. Feedback: A Guide to Healthy Feedback Practice

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Have you ever wondered what students pay attention to when you give them feedback? How much is too much? Inspired by health and science university students transitioning into the role of practitioner, this workshop provides an x-ray look at feedback with a fun interactive workbook that hones in on messages, timing, and forms. Participants will practice constructive approaches to motivate learners from being individual to team-oriented; seeing evaluation as an internal process of intrinsic motivation that can drive a professional life; and as a method for facing challenges rather than hiding weaknesses for a learning practice that thrives.

Objectives
  1. Participants will be able to recognize student feedback needs based on assignment length, depth, and modality of learning.
  2. Participants will be able to compose useful and timely feedback to students.
Speakers
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Carrie Bailey

Faculty Development Specialist, OHSU
Carrie Bailey, a Faculty Development Specialist at Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU), manages a portfolio of online courses for the School of Nursing and works to provide learning solutions for the educational needs in academic health center. Previously, she taught English... Read More →
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Amy Forester

Faculty Development Specialist, Oregon Health and Science University
Amy Forester is a Faculty Development Specialist in the Teaching and Learning Center at Oregon Health and Science University, where she works with faculty on teaching effectiveness and course design primarily in the Department of Bioinformatics and Clinical Epidemiology as well as... Read More →
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Kathie Forney

Kathie Forney is a Media Development Specialist at OHSU. She expanded her online course development skills and media production expertise at Spokane Falls Community College before coming to OHSU, where she has faithfully served in the Teaching and Learning Center for over eight years... Read More →

Thursday October 17, 2019 10:50am - 11:50am
Cascade D Riverhouse on the Deschutes
  Sessions, Thursday

Attendees (20)