#15 Dr. Janet Moore - Dialogue and Collaboration

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Introduction

Have you ever wondered how collaboration is taught in University? Here on episode #15, I’m joined by Dr. Janet Moore, Professor or Professional Practice at Simon Fraser University. Dr. Moore co-creates, co-designs, and co-teaches the Semester in Dialogue program at Simon Fraser. In this episode, we explore dialogue, connections between dialogue and collaboration, and how all of this carries into the Semester in Dialogue and teaching students about dialogue and collaboration.

During this episode we discuss

• Dr. Moore introduces herself
• Dialogue and collaboration
• Sustainability and collaboration
• Surprises from dialogue
• Semester in Dialogue
• Virtual delivery
• A book to share

Resources mentioned in this episode

• Dr. Janet Moore
• Semester in Dialogue at Simon Fraser University
• The SFU Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue
• Dr. William Rees, Professor Emeritus, University of British Columbia
• Dr. John Robinson, Professor, University of Toronto
• Georgia Basin Futures Project
• Pema Chödrön – The Pema Chödrön Foundation
• Book: The Courage to Teach by Parker Palmer
• Center for Courage and Renewal

Now it's your turn

Please check out the Semester in Dialogue and connect through Simon Fraser University if you’d like to get in touch with Dr. Janet Moore.

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1. #15 Dr. Janet Moore - Dialogue and Collaboration (00:00:00)

2. Introductions (00:01:18)

3. Connecting dialogue and collaboration (00:04:46)

4. Sustainability and collaboration (00:10:43)

5. Examples of collaboration (00:13:56)

6. Semester in Dialogue (00:18:55)

7. Creating game changers (00:27:40)

8. Virtual deliver of Semester in Dialogue (00:32:50)

9. Book suggestions (00:43:09)