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...is part of a variety of learning opportunities that happen off-line. Digital resources can be tremendously beneficial, but they need to be balanced with actual human interaction, and so whether in the events listed here, or in other opportunities, Digiterp strongly urges you to make face-to-face interaction a part of your professional development plan. |
Click here for Calendar of Interpreter Education Events
To suggest an event for inclusion, in the calendar e-mail Doug Bowen-Bailey with the following information:
- Workshop Title and Presenter(s)' Name
- Location and Time
- Contact for more information
Upcoming Events
Interpreting Educational Discourse: An Online Module
Facilitated by Doug Bowen-Bailey
October 26 - December 11
Online in a Moodle class
Offered for either . 7 CEUs or 1.4 CEUs in Profession Studies
(The amount of CEUs depends on the amount of work you complete in the course.)
Cost: $20 for NESC/Region III interpreters; $50 for others.
This was a module developed for educational interpreters in Arizona, and we'll be testing it out here. It uses a combination of online readings, watching videos, doing activities, and participating in bulletin board discussions. We will also use some online video chats to connect - and potentially may do some face to face meetings for support.
For more information, click here. REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED.
A Look in the Mirror:An ASL performance by Nic ZapkoNov. 13 - 7 pm Co-sponsored by UMD's Access for All; UMD Disability Services and Resources, the UMD Commission on Disailibities; the UMD Diversity Commission; and Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services ~ Northeast. Free and open to the public. Reception to follow the performance. |
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Competence through Creativity: Using creative exercises to improve ASL skills
A workshop with Patty Gordon and Nic Zapko
Nov 14 - 9:30 - 4:30 pm
Peace Church - 1111 N. 11th Ave East; Duluth, MN 55805
Offered for .6 CEUs in Professional Studies
Cost: $10 for Region III/NESC interpreters; $25 for others.
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For more information and registration, click here.
- These initiatives are made possible in part by the Region III Low Incidence Project with a grant from the Minnesota Department of Education using federal funding, CFDA 84.027A, Special Education– Grants to States.
- Sponsorship of RID CEUs provided by St. Catherine University CATIE Center. St. Catherine University is an approved RID sponsor for continuing education activities. This program is offered for .7 or 1.4 CEUs in professional studies and assumes some knowledge of the topic.