Details on how best to register and prepare yourself for Zoom, as well as notes re: enrollment numbers and recordings are at the bottom of this page.
Late Spring 2022 (May 2 to June 13): Registration is now open
- WHAT TO DO IF REGISTRATION/PAYMENT LINKS ARE NOT VISIBLE AFTER REGISTRATION OPENS
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If at 10:01 on registration day, this page does not show links to individual events’ registration/payment, you are seeing a cached version of the OLD page. You can solve this problem by:
- Waiting 2 minutes before refreshing the page (if you don’t know how, you can try these instructions).
- Opening a different browser, if you have one (e.g., Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Edge) and pasting in www.carleton.ca/lifelong/registration
- Using an alternative device, if you have one (e.g., iPad, smartphone, laptop) and visiting www.carleton.ca/lifelong/registration
- Clearing your browser’s cache using instructions like these: https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/how-to-clear-your-browser-cache/
IF the above solutions don’t work, after 10:10 a.m. you can email us to receive direct links to the events’ registration/payment pages.
The Late Spring session consists of four supported online lecture series, and two in-person writing workshops. For full details about each offering (dates, times, descriptions, lecturer biography, etc.), please visit our Late Spring 2022 Session page. Our updated policies page contains details about the program’s COVID-19 protocols.
ONLINE SERIES:
- NEW MINI-SERIES: The Cover Song: From Controversy and Theft to Creating New Genres: Registration form
- What Does it Mean to Live a Good Life? Six Philosophical Approaches, by Dr. Kyla Bruff: Registration form closed, please contact us to register.
- More Physics Around Us, by Dr. Andrew Robinson: Registration form closed, please contact us to register.
- Behind the Headlines: Current News and World Events, by Dr. Elliot Tepper: Registration form closed, please contact us to register.
TWO IN-PERSON WORKSHOP SERIES:
- My Life as a Museum: A Springboard for Memoir, by Dr. Anna Rumin: Registration FULL, waitlist open.
- Poetry: Poem of the Heart, Poem of the Mind, by Nicola Vulpe: Registration form closed, please contact us to register.
- ADVICE FOR SUCCESSFUL REGISTRATIONS:
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- Requests for registration before the designated days cannot be considered. Each offering will have its OWN registration form, and you will be prompted to pay immediately using our secure online payment page. We cannot accept cheques during the pandemic. Links to these registration forms plus additional registration details will be posted on this page.
- Each registration form will require registrants to review and agree to LLeaP policies, including about withdrawals and refunds. In order to fill out your form more quickly, you may like to review these policies ahead of time.
- You can only register one person per form. Should you wish to register with a partner or friend, an additional form must be submitted.
- The form will automatically shift to a waiting list form once the allotted ‘seats’ have been filled. We will draw from this list if spots are released or increased, or if we offer a repeat session.
- The online payment form includes a CAPTCHA image that may be difficult to see on a small mobile device such as a smart phone. Registration will be easier on a computer or large tablet.
- ONLINE OFFERINGS: RECORDINGS, ENROLLMENT CAPS AND OTHER NEW TERRITORY:
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- OUR OFFERINGS ARE LIVE EVENTS; PLEASE BE SURE YOU CAN ATTEND AT THE SPECIFIED TIMES. We may make and use recordings as a backup in case of technology problems. However, at the moment we do not share recordings, in part out of copyright and intellectual property concerns. Our approach may change in the future when we have a more secure place to store and stream recordings.
- We have raised enrollment caps after testing lower limits in our first offerings. We use Zoom Meetings and cap enrollment to ensure participants can have their questions answered.
- We ask for your best efforts to test your equipment and Zoom software when prompted. We want you to have the smoothest experience possible!
- PREPARING YOURSELF FOR USING ZOOM:
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- Get started with Zoom using our instructions: https://carleton.ca/lifelong/support/. This page now includes two short new videos about using Zoom features in LLeaP classes, and about installing the Zoom software.
- We strongly recommend that you test your internet connection, camera, microphone, and settings by joining a Zoom test meeting, https://zoom.us/test. You will be the only person in this meeting, and it is used for the sole purpose of testing your equipment. Because for some users, Zoom updates regularly, and because devices such as iPads act differently from computer desktop versions, ideally you should do a quick zoom test (https://zoom.us/test) before joining each event’s meeting. If you would like to check if your Zoom software is up to date, or if you want to set it up to update automatically, here are the instructions.”
- When we have a Zoom training session scheduled, it will be posted on the support page. These training sessions are designed to help you make the most of Zoom’s web conferencing software, and test your equipment.
- Connected Canadians offers free one-on-one technical training and support for older adults, by appointment. If you need individualised help with Zoom or other tools, or want to learn more about how to use technology to connect to virtual programs like online support groups, learning events, and social programs, call 613-699-7896 or sign up for help at https://www.connectedcanadians.ca/programs. Outside of the Ottawa area, 1-877-304-5813 (toll free). We recommend that you do so before classes begin.