Join us on April 20 at 4pm EST as we present our 48th SLiThEr! Our second SLiThEr in the teaching advanced inorganic topics series is “Teaching Organometallics to Undergraduate Students” presented by Chip Nataro (Lafayette College).
Join us on Thursday, March 23 at 4pm EST as we present our 47th SLiThEr!
The ACS meeting is fast approaching and as always it is going to be a fun but busy week. Stop by our poster session Sunday afternoon as part of the main DIC session. The IONiC crew will be out in force at our poster and you can probably get some swag! Our social hour will be Sunday night and you can contact me for details or get them on our Discord Server. We return with our poster Monday night for Sci-Mix. Our oral sessions will be Tuesday and Wednesday morning. We hope to see lots of new and familiar faces in Indy!
March 8th - 3 pm eastern
Please join us on February 8 at 4pm EST with Patrick Barber (University of West Florida) where he will discuss teaching f-block chemistry to undergraduates. Sign up here for the Zoom link!
Incorporating f-block chemistry into the classroom and lab.
Dear IONiC VIPEr Community,
Our first SLiThEr of 2023 will be presented by Dr. Rebecca Black from New College Florida. On January 23rd at 2pm Eastern (11 am Pacific) she will present "What I Learned From PEER".
The 2023 VIPEr content development summer workshop for inorganic chemistry faculty will focus on the use of VIPEr as a resource for teaching and on engagement with the Interactive Online Network of Inorganic Chemists (IONiC) community. Participants will create and contribute new literature discussion materials to the website based on the work of Professor Robert J. Gilliard, Jr. from MIT. The workshop is scheduled to start in the late afternoon on Wednesday, June 28 and will conclude at noon on Saturday, July 1. The workshop will take place Morgan State University in Baltimore, MD.
Please join us for SLiThEr #43 with Michael Drummond (St. Mary’s College) on November 30 at 4:00pm EST to learn about an adaptive form of specifications grading. Please sign up here.
Come join us for our next SLiThEr on November 15th at 3 pm eastern. The topic du jour will be your favorite labs. We are asking folks to come and just talk about their favorite lab to teach. You don't need to prepare anything formal for this, just be willing to share. We just ask that you register ahead of time. Although the form asks you to select possible dates, we are locked in on 11/15 at 3 pm.
https://forms.gle/KjiVYjrr6i1XPuRH6
Do you want to have your students peer review each other's work but haven't figured out how exactly to do it? Do you have peer review activities already and want to hear other perspectives on it?
If this interests you, come to our next SLiThEr, #42, on Wed 11/2 at 4pm Eastern (1 pm Pacific).