TPS Fest, an unconference by and for the teaching with primary sources collective, is coming July 30, 31, and August 1, 2024. For more information on this free, online unconference see: http://bit.ly/TPSFEST and https://bit.ly/tpsfest24fb.
Now is the time to share your ideas for sessions at http://bit.ly/TPSBRAINSTORM.
If you like the idea for a session, make sure to rate it on the Padlet. The higher an idea is rated, the more likely it will be part of the fest! Ideas for sessions also need a facilitator to guide the session. Sessions can take many shapes, including brief presentations, open discussions, or anything you imagine. That means you don't need to be an expert in the topic in order to facilitate, so if you see an idea that you want to hear more about that hasn't made it onto the schedule yet, feel free to volunteer to lead a discussion about it. There are a limited number of timeslots available for TPS Fest, but we are also going to have a lobby open where we can discuss topics that didn't make it onto the full session schedule. The Padlet will close on June 14, 2024.
If you'd prefer to share your session idea privately, please contact us at tpsfest@tpscollective.org.
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Rachel Grove-Rohrbaugh
Archivist
Elizabethtown College
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