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“Asked and Answered?: Rethinking Class Questions...and Other Examples of Asynchronous Instructional Design as Social Justice in a (Post-)Covid World”

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“Asking Isn’t Inclusive. Listening Is.”

Professor Jennifer Gipson

University of Wisconsin - Madison

jgipson@wisc.edu

The Language Collaboratory

October 26, 2020

All slides temporarily available: https://go.wisc.edu/wewv8k

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Asking Course-Related Questions Infographic

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Writing Instructional Sequence Infographic

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https://go.wisc.edu/g5740i

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Prof. Jennifer Gipson

(Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley: French and Folklore)

Areas of instructional design interest/consulting: online/blended formats for languages and literatures; personalizing the online learning experience at scale; accessibility + diversity, equity, and inclusion in digital learning environments.

jgipson@wisc.edu / gipson.jennifer@gmail.com