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Online Teaching and Learning Showcase - April 29 (1- 4:30pm)
'Promoting Net-Gen Student Engagement Using Multimedia'. Featuring a panel discussion, poster sessions, and short ' flash' discussion sessions with UVic faculty and instructional staff from multiple disciplines who use multimedia in interesting and innovative ways ( Moodle, Blackboard, podcasts, videocasts, YouTube and web 2.0 applications), Also featured: pre-launch of the "Case Studies" multimedia website profiling master online instructors from UVic, Royal Roads University, and Simon Fraser University.
BC Educational Technologies Group (ETUG) Spring 2010 Workshop - June 7 & 8
"3 Cups of T: Teaching, Technology, Transformation". Hosted this year by the University of Victoria. UVic faculty and instructional staff are invited to participate and attend a unique series of hands-on workshops and discussion sessions focused on a variety of uses and best practices of educational technologies. Sessions will include useful teaching tools that demonstrate how universities and colleges across BC are meeting the exploding demand for educational technologies. Workshop and session topics to be announced soon.
Collaborate online!
Log into this site using your NetlinkID (top right hand corner) to give you access to online Discussion Forums where you can post questions, and offer suggestions to other instructors using learning technologies. It's a great place to learn what others are doing. You can also comment on our articles and register for our events and workshops!
We support teaching and learning on the UVic campus through the development and use of educational technologies. We are located in the Mearns Centre for Learning/McPherson Library, Room 034 (Lower Level). See our online directions.
