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Open Education

UBC alumna Ernielly Leo uses an augmented reality app to tour Vancouver's historic Chinatown neighbourhood. Developed by UBC professor Siobh‡n McPhee and students, the app is a historical walking tour that uses geolocation and audio files to enhance a user's experience. (Photo by Abigail Saxton)

Open Dialogues: Using augmented reality to enhance learning

By Abigail Saxton on July 18, 2018

In a media-rich world, UBC geography professor Siobhan McPhee is using technology for her students’ advantage.

Open Dialogues: How to engage and support students in open pedagogies

Open Dialogues: How to engage and support students in open pedagogies

By Wendy Chan on January 29, 2018

For David Gaertner, an instructor in First Nations and Indigenous Studies, it is important that his students have the opportunity to create work with a broader impact, that can live beyond the classroom walls.

Open UBC snapshot: Use of open resources continues to increase

Open UBC snapshot: Use of open resources continues to increase

By Will Engle on January 11, 2018

The adoption and use of open resources at UBC continues to increase, with student savings in academic year 2017 estimated at $1.4 to $2.2 million.

Open Dialogues: How to use open tools and resources for problem sets

Open Dialogues: How to use open tools and resources for problem sets

By emi1989 on November 30, 2017

For a long time engineering instructors have had homework problems for students in UBC’s Learning Management System (LMS). That is, until recently, when they found that students preferred the WeBWorK problems they were getting in their math courses.

Panel explores tension and risk in open scholarship

Panel explores tension and risk in open scholarship

By emi1989 on November 17, 2017

Last month UBC, in partnership with BCIT, SFU and BCcampus, held a panel discussion exploring the tensions and risks on open scholarship, as part of International Open Access Week.

Open Dialogues: How to make open content accessible

Open Dialogues: How to make open content accessible

By emi1989 on July 28, 2017

Accessibility librarian Tara Robertson believes proactive thinking around accessibility can help push the open education movement even further forward.

Open Dialogues: How to use social pedagogies and the web as an educator

Open Dialogues: How to use social pedagogies and the web as an educator

By emi1989 on April 4, 2017

Professor Christina Hendricks has incorporated the use of social pedagogies in her classes to introduce different perspectives and interpretations to her students.

Open Dialogues: How to engage with a new generation of learners

Open Dialogues: How to engage with a new generation of learners

By emi1989 on November 7, 2016

Jon Festinger, an instructor at the Peter A. Allard School of Law, explains how he has been using open education tools to engage students in a course about video game law.

Screen grab from Neuroanatomy video series

Open Dialogues: How to make education more accessible

By emi1989 on June 28, 2016

Claudia Krebs, a Professor of Teaching in the Faculty of Medicine, shares how academics must view open education as a social responsibility.

Open Dialogues: How to engage the general public

Open Dialogues: How to engage the general public

By emi1989 on April 15, 2016

Maja Krzic shares how open education can help raise the profile of soil science to students and the general public.

The CTLT is located on the ancestral and unceded territory of the hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓ - speaking xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) peoples. These lands have long been a place of learning for Musqueam, with cultural and traditional knowledge passed down from generation to generation for thousands of years.

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