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Student Peer Assessment: Case Studies
Student peer assessment is a powerful tool for giving students active management of their own learning. Explore first-hand accounts of how it’s being used across a range of UBC courses.
2020 in review (or, the 12 days of Edubytes)
In the December edition of Edubytes, the Edubytes editorial team look back on the resources, articles and stories that stood out across the year in teaching and learning.
The Indigenous Strategic Plan: An Overview
In the November edition of Edubytes, our editorial explores the development and implementation of UBC’s recently launched Indigenous Strategic Plan.
Open education
In the October edition of Edubytes, our guest editors, Dr. Surita Jhangiani, Georgia Yee and Shivani Mehta, will be exploring the topic of open education.
Mid-course feedback resources
Find out how you can use mid-course feedback to adopt a learner-centred approach to teaching. Explore tips, question guides and more.
Beyond emergency teaching: support to level-up your online classes
UBC creative writing lecturer Sheryda Warrener shares her experience of seeking technological and pedagogical support for her online teaching, how reaching out made a difference, and what she wishes she’d known in her first year of teaching.
Anti-racism in academia
In the September edition of Edubytes, our guest editors, Dr. Hanae Tsukada, Dr. Kari Grain, and Dr. Hartej Gill, discuss the role of Anti-racism in academia.
Online Teaching Program
The newly launched Online Teaching Program is designed to help you adapt your course for the online environment and prepare you to teach online.
(Re)Orientations: Small strategies to support new learners (including ourselves)
In the August edition of Edubytes, our guest editors, Dr. Laurie McNeill, professor of teaching and chair of first-year programs at the Department of English Language and Literatures and Kim Kiloh, director of the Centre for Student Involvement and Careers, will be exploring (Re)Orientations: Small strategies to support new learners (including ourselves).
Discover the techniques and practices of outstanding teachers at UBC
Nineteen UBC faculty members share a diversity of teaching approaches in the second annual Celebration of Teaching Excellence event. Learn about these different innovative approaches to teaching, view the video clips of the presentations or read through the following slides.
