Tag: workshops

First workshop on Google+ Hangout a success

Learning from colleagues via Daniel Greene’s workshop… all from the comfort of my home while my daughter naps. Amazing technology! –online participant Introduction Yesterday, I included online participants in one of my workshops for the first time. I had used the technology in my teaching practicum last quarter in grad school, but this was the […]

July 5, 2012
Webshop Wednesday – Fostering independence: How interpreters can get out of the way when consumers don’t need us

This Wednesday, July 4th, from 1–4 PM Arizona Time (same as PDT), I am excited to open my workshop to participants on a Google+ Hangout. Interpreters on Google+ have asked me when I would be offering a workshop online, and now I finally am. This workshop costs $30 USD and offers .3 continuing education units (CEUs) […]

July 2, 2012
Presenting Deaf-Blind interpreting workshop today, Oral Transliteration tomorrow

The conference organizers, participants and I are creating an ohana of learning to strengthen the lives of interpreters and our clients! Posted from WordPress for Android

June 15, 2012
Workshops on deaf-blind interpreting, oral transliteration at RID V in Hawaii

I am presenting two workshops at the RID Region V conference in Hawaii June 13–17: Lend me an ear. And a hand. And a black shirt: What you need to know about deaf-blind interpreting. Have you ever had consumers who asked you to “sign small” and “wear a black shirt”? If you have done video interpreting, chances […]

March 1, 2012
Went to a mental health workshop this morning

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February 25, 2012