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THE CHOICES PROGRAM BROWN UNIVERSITY
Chatting with Choices

NEW Asian Studies Series

6:00 pm
Chatting with Choices
DETAILS

Grab your colleagues and join us online for Chatting with Choices! Chatting with Choices is an informal time for you and other educators to ask questions, explore features in our Digital Editions platform, chat about best practices, learn about new developments, and more. 

Did you know? The Choices Program released two new series this past summer: Asian Studies and Africana Studies. Log on to learn about the different units included in the Asian Studies Series and how those curriculum materials can enhance your world history course or an Asian-focused elective course.

Chatting with Choices is not recorded. If you’re unable to attend and you’re interested in the subject matter, please email choices_digital@brown.edu for more information. 

You will receive the link for this session when you register.

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Aerial shot of the town of Yangshuo in China with steep hills surrounding the buildings and a nearby river. Everything looks very lush and green.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
  • Introductory information about units included in the Asian Studies Series
  • Time for socializing and sharing tips with other Choices users
  • Q&A with Choices staff about curriculum units, Digital Editions, and more 
  • If requested, a short demonstration of our Digital Editions platform 
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
  • Anyone who is interested in learning more about the Asian Studies Series
  • Anyone who wants to learn more about the Choices curriculum – print or Digital Editions!
  • Anyone who currently teaches with Choices curriculum materials
  • Anyone who is new to Choices and would like assistance getting started
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