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SOILx Receives Platinum MarCom Award

SOILx Receives Platinum MarCom Award

By Wendy Chan on January 27, 2015

SOILx, an educational resource for soil types and soil sites, has been awarded a 2014 Platinum MarCom Award in Mobile and Web-Based Technology.

Posted in Distance and Blended Learning, Faculty and Staff, Learning Tools, Students
Tagged with Awards, Course Technologies, CTLT Newsletter, SOILx, Student Engagement

Where Are We in the World? – Film Screening

Where Are We in the World? – Film Screening

By Sarah Ling on January 20, 2015

Where Are We in the World? is a series of films that feature sites around the Lower Mainland shaped by often ignored or hidden histories of struggle and agency. Join us for a debut screening event on Friday, March 6, 2015.

Posted in Faculty and Staff, Indigenous Initiatives, Indigenous Initiatives Related Events, Students
Tagged with Aboriginal Initiatives, Films, Student Engagement, Student Learning

This Changed My Teaching: Transforming Large Classes into Interactive Learning Environments

This Changed My Teaching: Transforming Large Classes into Interactive Learning Environments

By Kaavya Lakshmanan on December 10, 2014

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.

Posted in Faculty and Staff, Learning Tools, Professional Development
Tagged with Celebrate Learning, Course Design, CTLT Newsletter, Events, Flexible Learning, Flipped Classroom, Student Engagement

Reshaping the Campus Experience: Learning Environment Design Workshop

Reshaping the Campus Experience: Learning Environment Design Workshop

By Sophie Gardner on September 17, 2014

From November 3 – 7, join UBC’s Dr. Simon Bates and University of Melbourne’s Professor Peter Jamieson to redesign the UBC campus for tomorrow’s digital world.

Posted in Faculty and Staff
Tagged with Learning Design, Learning Spaces, Simon Bates, Student Engagement

Flexible Learning Open House, June 9 – 10

Flexible Learning Open House, June 9 – 10

By Heather McCabe on May 22, 2014

A keynote address by Derek Bruff (Director, Vanderbilt University Centre For Teaching) features as part of the 2014 CTLT Institute.

Posted in Distance and Blended Learning, Faculty and Staff, Learning Tools, Professional Development
Tagged with CTLT Institute, CTLT Newsletter, Student Engagement

A Space of One’s Own

A Space of One’s Own

By Heather McCabe on May 22, 2014

Melbourne University’s Peter Jamieson on how one landmark event or idea can be the catalyst for future successes.

Posted in Distance and Blended Learning, Students
Tagged with CTLT Newsletter, Learning Spaces, Student Engagement

Team-Based Learning: Effectively Flipping Your Course

Team-Based Learning: Effectively Flipping Your Course

By Jim Sibley on May 22, 2014

UBC’s Jim Sibley on this unique and powerful form of small group learning, first developed at the University of Oklahoma in the 1970’s.

Posted in Faculty and Staff, Professional Development
Tagged with CTLT Newsletter, Learning Design, Student Engagement

CTLT partners with the Dean’s Office on the Arts Outcomes Project

CTLT partners with the Dean’s Office on the Arts Outcomes Project

By Sophie Gardner on May 16, 2014

New project asks: What does it mean to communicate as a linguist, a philosopher, or a classicist?

Posted in Faculty and Staff, Professional Development
Tagged with Arts, Arts Outcomes, Student Engagement

Truth and Reconciliation at UBC: Reconciliation and LFS 350

Truth and Reconciliation at UBC: Reconciliation and LFS 350

By Michael Wong on March 27, 2014

Dr. Eduardo Jovel discusses how he was able to engage students in his LFS 350 course with the TRC.

Posted in Faculty and Staff, Indigenous Initiatives Related Events, Students
Tagged with Aboriginal Initiatives, Education, Engagement, Student Engagement, TRC

həm̓ləsəm̓ and q̓ələχən House Films Released!

həm̓ləsəm̓ and q̓ələχən House Films Released!

By Sarah Ling on February 19, 2014

Find out about a new educational film series being developed by CTLT’s Aboriginal Initiatives team.

Posted in Faculty and Staff, Indigenous Initiatives, Indigenous Initiatives Related Events, Professional Development, Students
Tagged with Aboriginal Initiatives, Education, Engagement, Student Engagement

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