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Thank you for choosing to spend your week with us at the first ever Learning(Hu)Man, hosted by ShapingEDU at Arizona State University. We're so happy you're here. Thank you for the voice you are about to share. Interaction is an important component of Learning(Hu)Man. We connect here in a variety of ways, with a lot of the deep discussions happening in Zoom, Slack, and VirBELA. While we encourage you to move freely throughout the virtual campgrounds, we ask that you do your part to contribute to fostering a safe and comfortable space for all participants.
Individuals over affiliations. In a sense, you represent your professional affiliation 24/7. Here, above all else, we value the person you are, and what you uniquely contribute to make education an affordable, ubiquitous, high-quality, rewarding, lifelong adventure. This community learns and grows together.
Learners first. First and foremost, we strive to serve learners. Technology is a tool. Tools don’t build and fix – the empowered people using them do. We must never lose sight of our responsibility to help learners achieve their dreams and stay passionately curious.
Dreaming, doing, and driving. The ShapingEDU community was founded in 2018 on those three intertwined words of action. Separately, they’re strong. In combination, they’re unstoppable. We must dream big, collaborate to bring our visions to life, and nurture every seedling of success.
Be respectful. The field of education is a fantastic lightning rod for discourse and debate. Even if you disagree with fellow campers and counselors, please be respectful and tactful. Listen with the goal of openness and compassionate understanding.
Be empathetic. In social settings, humans are icebergs. It's not readily apparent everything that's going on under the surface. Learning(hu)Man is intended to be a safe space where we connect with each other by sharing our ideas, and sometimes those ideas were born from deeply personal experiences.
Be free. If you have selected a camp activity and find that it's not resonating with you, you are free to respectfully acknowledge that you may have more to contribute/get out of joining a different activity. This is your right.
If you exhibit behavior that is derogatory or inappropriate, you will be immediately guided off our camp grounds.
To streamline engagement in the ShapingEDU Slack workspace during Learning(Hu)Man, we're directing engagement to three camp-wide Slack channels (below) and asking that everyone leverage threads to group conversations. Please use these channel, and thread replies, to engage with participants around topics related to your sessions:
When you pack up your hiking pack and depart the virtual campgrounds, we hope you leave Learning(Hu)Man re-energized with new ideas, a community of fellow changemakers and a scrapbook of good memories! Each Learning(Hu)Man activity reflects at least one of these types of Pocket Rocks -- meaningful learning, connection and fun + creative play experiences worthy of carrying with you.
Arizona State University is committed to providing an environment free of discrimination, harassment, or retaliation for the entire university community. ASU expressly prohibits discrimination, harassment, and retaliation by employees, students, contractors, or agents of the university based on any protected status. Any individual who believes, or receives an allegation, that a person has been discriminated, harassed, or retaliated against on the basis of sex in an ASU program or activity must report the incident to the Title IX Coordinator. Additionally, anyone who believes that he or she has been subjected to discrimination, harassment, or retaliation, should report the matter immediately to the Office of University Rights and Responsibilities or the Dean of Students office.