Online teaching and learning is an important part of the learning landscape at the University of Windsor, with provincial data showing its students have one of the highest rates of participation in online learning of any institution in the province. This means that students and faculty may be more prepared to take classes online if needed, given that they already have some experience in this mode of teaching and learning.
Proposals to advance Indigenization of the curriculum made her proud, said Jaimie Kechego of the Centre for Teaching and Learning.
The Centre for Teaching and Learning has approved nine proposals for funding through the Nanadagikenim - Seek to Know grant.
Pierre Boulos and Laura Chittle flank Haleh Nazemi, the 2019 award winner for Educational Leadership. Award winners are recognized during the Celebration of Teaching Excellence in November.
Nominations are now open for GA/TA awards for educational practice and leadership.
The Celebration of Teaching Excellence will recognize winners of teaching awards today in the Alumni Auditorium.
The Celebration of Teaching Excellence will recognize winners of teaching awards today in the Alumni Auditorium.
Anne Forrest will receive an Educational Leadership Award at the 14th annual Celebration of Teaching Excellence, Nov. 20 in Alumni Auditorium.
Anne Forrest will receive an Educational Leadership Award at the 14th annual Celebration of Teaching Excellence, Nov. 20 in Alumni Auditorium.
Jaimie Kechego, the Centre for Teaching and Learning’s newly-hired Indigenous co-ordinator of curriculum and pedagogy.
The Centre for Teaching and Learning invites the campus community to submit proposals for the Nanadagikenim - Seek to Know Grant.
Marilyn Powley and Lorie Stolarchuk of the Centre for Teaching and Learning pack items into boxes for the big move.
The Centre for Teaching and Learning, the Office of Open Learning, and the Office of Quality Assurance will share space beginning Aug. 26.
University of Regina education professor Marc Spooner is one of the provocateurs to kick-start a discussion Wednesday on the purpose of higher ed.
University of Regina education professor Marc Spooner is one of the provocateurs to kick-start a discussion Wednesday on the purpose of higher ed.
With a theme of “Crucial Conversations in Teaching and Learning,” a conference May 1 and 2 will explore the forces driving change in post-secondary education.
“Crucial Conversations in Teaching and Learning” will explore the forces driving change in post-secondary education.
An upgrade to the UWindsor Blackboard Learning Management System will take it offline Friday, May 3.
