Edubytes Newsletter

The Edubytes newsletter focuses on emerging trends and innovations in teaching and learning in higher education. Each edition covers a different topic and provides insights from research to best practices and more. Browse through our publications and archives below.
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Community Engaged Learning

Posted on Feb 29, 2024

In the February edition of Edubytes, our guest editor is Community Engaged Learning Officer at the UBC Centre for Community Engaged Learning, Bruce Moghtader. He shares what Community Engaged Learning is, and describes how the UBC’s Centre for Community Engaged Learning Community advances it for the UBC Vancouver teaching and learning community.
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Collaborative learning

Posted on Jan 25, 2024

In the January edition of Edubytes, our guest editors are Arts Instructional Support & Information Technology (ISIT) Collaborative Learning TLEF project team members (Michael Jerowsky, Jason Myers, Angela Lam, Ricardo Serrano, Meena Kahlon and Sami Haque) with faculty contributions from Dr. Siobhán Wittig McPhee, Dr. Brianne Orr-Álvarez and Dr. Katherine Lyon.
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Edubytes – 2023 in review

Posted on Jan 04, 2024

This month, the Edubytes editorial team looks back on the resources, articles and stories that stood out across the year in teaching and learning.
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Implementing computational tools for learning

Posted on Nov 30, 2023

In our November edition of Edubytes, our guest editor Francis Jones, shares the Department of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences’s project to implement open source computational tools and teaching tactics to facilitate hands-on interdisciplinary learning in data-driven scientific exploration.
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Edubytes Archive

Please see below for previous editions of Edubytes, also formerly known as Flexibytes.