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Exploring the City Before the City
Susan Rowley and Jordan Wilson discuss the new exhibit at the Museum of Anthropology: ćǝsnaɁǝm, the city before the city. The exhibit aims to bring awareness to the deep-seated and often neglected Musqueam history beneath Vancouver.
Giving Ownership of Learning back to the Students: Flat Space, Deep Learning
Earlier this year, Eric Mazur, Balkanski Professor of Physics and Applied Physics at Harvard University, joined UBC to share his team-based and project-based approach to an introductory physics course at Harvard.
Registration Now Open for STLHE 2015!
Early bird registration is officially open for the 2015 Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education (STLHE) Annual Conference, June 16-19, 2015.
unceded.
unceded. was on display in the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre from Jan.18-Feb.25, 2015. Find out more about this exhibit and visit the online archive.
A Space to Learn: Reshaping the Campus Experience
This past Fall, Peter Jamieson and CTLT’s Simon Bates led a five-day workshop to rethink learning space design and reimagine new learning spaces at UBC.
Uncovering Indigenous Stories at this “Place of Mind”
Sarah Ling, Hanae Tsukada, Amy Perreault, and Drew Ann Wake share new digital resources that highlight UBC’s relationships with Indigenous peoples. Learn more about these teaching and learning tools.
Eric Mazur: Flat Space, Deep Learning
UBC’s Institute for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (ISoTL) presents Eric Mazur, who will be speaking about Flat Space, Deep Learning.
STLHE 2015: Call for Proposals and Call for Reviewers
Learn more about how you can participate in the STLHE 2015 conference, which will be held in Vancouver from June 16 – 19, 2015!
This Changed My Teaching: Transforming Large Classes into Interactive Learning Environments
A team of UBC Linguistics instructors discuss how using a flipped classroom model has changed their teaching and is changing the learning experience for their students.
