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Liquid Margins 51: Beyond the Syllabus – Real-World Engagement with Social Annotation at Virginia Tech

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Join us for a special conversation featuring two outstanding educators from Virginia Tech. In this 45-minute webinar, we’ll hear how Dr. Deborah J. Good, Associate Professor in Human Nutrition, Foods, and Exercise, and Lauren DiSalvo, Collegiate Assistant Professor in the School of Visual Arts, are using social annotation to transform their classrooms.

Whether they’re helping students better analyze complex scientific texts or engage more deeply with visual and cultural materials, both educators have found social annotation to be a powerful tool for building comprehension, sparking participation, and developing critical thinking across disciplines.

What You’ll Learn:

  • Firsthand Faculty Strategies: Hear how Deborah and Lauren bring texts and materials to life through annotation—no matter the subject.
  • Cross-Disciplinary Applications: Explore how social annotation supports different teaching styles, learning goals, and course types.
  • Real Results: Learn how active engagement leads to stronger understanding, more meaningful discussion, and better academic outcomes.
  • Easy Integration: Get tips for implementing social annotation in your LMS with minimal setup and maximum impact.

Whether you’re just exploring social annotation or ready to take your use of it further, you’ll leave with actionable insights and inspiration from two educators leading the way in Virginia.

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Date:
Thursday, August 7
Time:
1:00pm–2:00pm EDT
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