The Office of Open Learning is offering its five-day course “Introduction to Teaching Online” July 6 to 10.
The Office of Open Learning is offering its five-day course “Introduction to Teaching Online” July 6 to 10.
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A new textbook takes a simple approach to using the internet to build on the connections of the face-to-face classroom learning environment.
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A free course for University of Windsor faculty, staff, and graduate student instructors to develop their online teaching skills starts Monday.
Nick Baker guest-edited a special issue of the Journal of Teaching and Learning dedicated to digital learning in higher education.
Nick Baker guest-edited a special issue of the Journal of Teaching and Learning dedicated to digital learning in higher education.
Published as an open educational resource, a new textbook explores leadership of learning organizations.
Published as an open educational resource, a new textbook explores leadership of learning organizations.
Amanda Gatto gives a presentation to CTL staff as part of her process to garner ideas for how spaces would best be laid out and grouped together for a new teaching and learning building.
VABE grad Amanda Gatto designed a new teaching and learning building for the University of Windsor.
Workshops and short courses are aiding UWindsor instructors in the development of skills they need to effectively teach online.
Workshops and short courses are aiding UWindsor instructors in the development of skills they need to effectively teach online.
Academic support services — the Centre for Teaching and Learning, the Office of Open Learning, and the Leddy Library — have released information of interest to UWindsor instructors.
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A free course for instructors focuses on developing the skills and tools they need to move their summer courses online.
A free course for instructors focuses on developing the skills and tools they need to move their summer courses online.
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.
