ISA Virtual Course: Teaching Beyond the Classroom: A Practical Guide to Creating Educational Video Content

The latest ISA virtual PASS course, Teaching Beyond the Classroom: A Practical Guide to Creating Educational Video Content, will take place next Tuesday, September 22nd, from 12:00 PM to 1:15 PM ET. Offered by Dr. Mark Harvey at University of Saint Mary, this is a great opportunity to hone your skills in creating effective educational videos. From the description:

“This practical course introduces participants to the process of turning classroom instruction into educational video content. Topics include basic recording strategies, camera and audio considerations, simple production workflows, editing tools, video hosting platforms, and publishing practices. Participants will also explore how AI can support content creation by generating titles, descriptions, transcripts, keywords, and search engine optimization (SEO) recommendations.”

The International Studies Association routinely offers these virtual professional development (PASS) courses on a variety of teaching topics, and you do not need to be a member to attend (although you do need a free account on isanet.org). Click the links to get more information nd register.

Other upcoming webinars include:

Introducing Academic Chutes & Ladders, Wednesday, Sept. 23 3-4pm ET, with Kerry Crawford and Leah Windsor moderating a panel on the hidden curriculum in academia including Jarod Giger, Rachel Blume, Tami Micsky, and Rashna Richards.

Opportunities and Obstacles for Caregivers in the Academy, Wednesday, October. 21, 2-3pm ET. Part 2 of Academic Chutes & Ladders. Crawford and Windsor return to moderate, with new panelists Karen Sobel, Melissa Bowles-Terry, Lesley Thornton-Cronin, Jennifer Greene-Rooks, Lynn Bielski, Kathi Azim, Amanda Harmon, and Colleen Myles-Baltzy

Students as Decision-Makers: Simulations in Environmental Politics and IR, Wednesday, October 28 12-130pm ET, led by Roni Kay M O’Dell, who will help participants think through how to design and implement simulations.

Getting Started and Developing a Mentorship Network, Wednesday, Nov 11, 2-3pm ET. Part three of Academics Chutes & Ladders, again with Crawford and Windsor moderating, with panelists Crystal White, LeSheba Hilliard, Gina Tillis, Tera Warfield, Carrie Liu Currier, Jamie Scalera Elliott, and Sean Giovanello.

Lifting as we Climb: Service Burdens and Opportunities to Pay it Forward in the Academy
Wednesday, Nov 18, 2-3pm ET. Part four of Academics Chutes & Ladders, again with Crawford and Windsor moderating, with the same panelists as part 3.