Tri-County Technical College Learning Commons

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Thanksgiving is just 3 weeks away. Stop by the Learning Commons to gobble up some holiday reading.

Here's to a successful semester and year for all our students!

Detective fiction was still in its infancy when Arthur Conan Doyle wrote his stories, yet Sherlock Holmes became a viral sensation long before we took to Twitter. We have several copies of The Complete Sherlock Holmes to give away. First come, first served. Ask for a free copy while supplies last!

Hannah Fakoornejad, Tutoring Services Manager, and Alex Fiscus, Learning Strategist, are preparing for their presentation today at the SECLCA virtual conference. The topic of their presentation is “Transformative Learning Theory and Sustaining Student Success.” 👏🏼

How many of these Learning Commons Staff do you know?

Faculty Librarian Brady Cross, ready to cheer on our EIT graduates.

Way to go EIT students! Learning by making and creating!

This week's skillshops will get you ready to work and thrive in the 21st century. Are you cognitively flexible? Are you emotionally intelligent? Are you an adept learner? Come by our skillshop to develop the foundation of the skills you'll need to succeed in the new world of work.

Thursday, February 25, 1-2 p.m.
Virtual (join using the Zoom link below):
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/99655746873?pwd=MXRrM1V1Z2huU3FrN1U5V0RLdnhFQT09

Using discussion boards to interact with classmates is a key component of the shift to hybrid and online learning, but so often we don’t know how to respond. “I agree with your post” is a start, but how do we create more meaningful exchanges that engage ourselves and our peers? We’ll practice simple approaches to starting the conversation and keeping it going. Join Tri-County’s Molly Collins and Alex Fiscus in this Skillshop to learn more.

Our Learning Commons Team received the prestigious A. Wade Martin Innovative Team of the Year Award for its collaborative work providing excellent and innovative resources and services to students during the COVID-19 crisis.