By janice ho on April 30, 2020
As courses continue to be taught remotely, the April edition of Edubytes, offers curated articles on effectively planning online courses and supporting the wellbeing and mental health of students and yourselves while teaching online.
By janice ho on April 28, 2020
Dialogues is a bi-monthly e-newsletter featuring CTLT news, events, current partnerships and projects happening within the UBC teaching and learning community.
By Valeria De La Vega on April 27, 2020
The CTLT hosted an online panel featuring some of UBC’s 3M National Teaching Fellows. The panellists compared their experiences on what made their packages successful, as well as provided advice for future nominees.
By janice ho on April 14, 2020
The CTLT Remote Teaching Institute supports UBC faculty in developing strategies to engage in online learning environments. Register today!
By janice ho on March 26, 2020
The March edition of Edubytes includes articles and resources that provide a range of perspectives for educators who are adjusting to teaching online due to the impact of COVID-19.
By Christina Hendricks on March 5, 2020
The CTLT’s Academic Director, Christina Hendricks, shares the department’s commitment to creating open and accessible resources. Read the full statement.
By janice ho on March 3, 2020
Over $220,050 has been awarded to support the development and implementation of a wide range of open projects. Read more.
By janice ho on March 2, 2020
How do you create valuable learning tools for university students? Russ Algar and Steven Barnes answered this question when developing their own online learning tools for their courses. The answer: partner with students to create them.
By janice ho on February 27, 2020
In the February edition of Edubytes, our guest editors, Dr. Kari Anna Marken, Dr. Michael James Griffin and Dr. Fok-Shuen Leung explore the topic of the first-year experience. Learn about this and more.
By janice ho on February 24, 2020
In the February edition of Dialogues, Isabeau Iqbal reviews one of her most recent reads “Connected Teaching” by Harriet Schwartz. Read about it.