A digital ecosystem, fueled by serendipity. Serendip is an independent site partnering with faculty at multiple colleges and universities around the world. Happy exploring!
1. Go to Create Content > Post (or other content type that will use the editor).
2. Click the place in the Body where you want the video to be placed.
3. Click the filmstrip icon. If you hover over it, it says "Insert/Edit Embedded Media."
4. In the Type dropdown box, choose HTML5 Video.
5. In the File/URL box, paste in the URL from YouTube or Vimeo.
 | I’ve had a Serendip account for seven or eight years. A few years ago, when the “avatar” option emerged on the site, I selected this picture of myself, which suited me quite well for a long while: I liked my smiling, welcoming face, the face that went with my user name (which is my real name). I liked being out, claiming, as myself, what I said on-line. |
This partnership seeks to promote friendship, reciprocal teaching and learning, and cultural competence through student internships, research, teacher education and by expanding relationships between higher education institutions in both countries as well as the Ghana Education Service.
The Empowering Learners Handbook is an evolving collection of reflective essays aimed at charting useful pathways through the complexities of mentorship, tutoring, and other forms of learning support, ally-ship, and advocacy. The pieces have been written over the past five years by students in an Education course at Bryn Mawr College, taught by Alice Lesnick.
We hope these papers will be of use to:
Welcome to this online forum for Africana Studies at Bryn Mawr College. This space is for students in the Africana Studies program, and their allies, to share ideas, resources, links, and announcements.
The Tri-College Child and Family Studies (CFS) Consortium is an interdisciplinary group of faculty from many departments (e.g, Anthropology, Education, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, Comparative Literature, and Social Work) who share interests in children, families, schools, and social-cultural contexts. Within this broad framework, different disciplines focus inquiry into the biological, familial, socioeconomic, political, cultural, and educational dimensions of child and family well-being and the varying life courses and life chances of individuals.
A site for planning and reflecting on a reading-and-writing group that meets weekly at Riverside Correctional Facility, a women's jail in the Philadelphia Prison System.