Events Calendar

Equity in Education 101: Culturally Inappropriate with One Dish, One Mic

Join Sean Vanderklis & Karl Dockstader, Co-hosts of the award winning program: One Dish, One Mic for a moderated discussion on the dos and don'ts of working with Indigenous populations. Topics covered will include: appropriation vs. appreciation, language, racism, and the importance of equity in an inequitable world. Please review the following important notes: Registration...

Remote Teaching with the Brain in Mind

Online Webinar , Canada

The Educational Technology Committee (ETC) is hosting a series of FREE Virtual Lunch & Learn Webinars! March 10, 2021 at 12 p.m. - 1 p.m. What does brain science have to say about managing the learning context of remote teaching? Discover considerations and practices that we can adopt to optimize learning. REGISTER HERE: http://www.edtechontario.ca/events/

Spotlight On: Student Accommodations at NC

Virtual – Blackboard Collaborate

In this session, Kate Wiley, Accessibility Consultant with NC’s Health, Wellness & Accessibility department will share common accommodations questions and requests they hear most about, and the process behind accommodations requests. Participants will then have an opportunity to share and asks questions. Please review the following important notes: Registration for each session will close 1...

Escape the Ordinary Classroom

Online Webinar , Canada

The Educational Technology Committee (ETC) is hosting a series of FREE Virtual Lunch & Learn Webinars! March 17, 2021 at 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. Participants in this session will participate in an online “escape room” activity designed to teach the six essential employability skills (EESs). REGISTER HERE: http://www.edtechontario.ca/events/

Equity in Education 101: Disability

Education in Equity 101 – A webinar series focused on learning about and unpacking concepts in equity and inclusion in higher education. Each of these 60 minute introductory sessions will provide you with a foundational understanding of a topic and its impact in teaching and learning spaces. Why is a disability justice lens critical to...

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