Archives: online teaching

Wednesday, June 15, 2016

Blog: In praise of online teaching – Thoughts as the first millennials turn 40

By Rebecca Bromwich, Instructor, Department of Law and Legal Studies We are riding a generational and technological wave into a new mobile age, and teaching and learning in higher education are along for the ride. I didn’t start off as a tech enthusiast, but recent experiences, and the example of a wonderful friend, have... More

Monday, February 29, 2016

Turning challenges of online teaching into opportunities: Spotlight on Peter Thompson

By Emily Cook, TLS staff writer Some might see the challenges of online teaching and shy away from it, but for Associate Professor Peter Thompson, those challenges are opportunities in disguise. “The challenges and opportunities are in some ways the same. I think the big thing is being aware of them and using them... More

Monday, April 27, 2015

Carleton University introduces unique online heritage language courses

By Jordanna Tennebaum, TLS freelance writer Native Spanish and Russian speakers across the country will have the unique opportunity to formally study their respective languages through four new online courses at Carleton next fall. By placing emphasis on students familiar with Spanish and Russian linguistics, often the product of childhood... More

Tuesday, November 26, 2013

Be part of the EDC’s first Certificate in Blended and Online Teaching

This winter, the EDC will be offering its first Certificate in Blended and Online Teaching. Learn how to: Develop a manageable plan for designing an online unit or course Create an online module for an upcoming course Engage and motivate students in online learning environments Evaluate available educational technologies in relation to learning... More

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