An ensemble of students, faculty, and alumni produced a video of their group performance while all working separately from home.
An ensemble of students, faculty, and alumni produced a video of their group performance while all working separately from home.
A new book compiles research on the Leadership Experience for Academic Directions program.
A new book compiles research on the Leadership Experience for Academic Directions program.
Cases of face masks arrived at Windsor Regional Hospital labelled “We were, we are, and we will always be together: from UW-SWU RLP Group.”
Cases of face masks arrived at Windsor Regional Hospital labelled “We were, we are, and we will always be together: from UW-SWU RLP Group.”
Education professor Lana Parker is the co-author of Mentoring Each Other, which explores collaboration strategies for teachers.
Education professor Lana Parker is the co-author of Mentoring Each Other, which explores collaboration strategies for teachers.
A series of weekly online drop-in sessions for instructors at all levels navigating remote teaching will begin Tuesday.
A series of weekly online drop-in sessions for instructors at all levels navigating remote teaching will begin Tuesday.
Free webinars by UWindsor online learning specialists are aimed at helping Ontario teachers lead lessons from home.
Free webinars by UWindsor online learning specialists are aimed at helping Ontario teachers lead lessons from home.
Marium Tolson-Murtty, co-ordinator of Continuing Teacher Education programs, introduced an intersession course in “Teaching and Learning through E-Learning.”
The Faculty of Education admitted 30 teachers from area school boards free to its advanced qualifications course on e-learning.
Education professor Bonnie Stewart has found a wider audience for a project reviewing online teaching tools.
Education professor Bonnie Stewart has found a wider audience for a project reviewing online teaching tools.
In-class and face-to-face experiences are uniquely valuable for students and should be protected at all costs, writes a UWindsor education professor.
In-class and face-to-face experiences are uniquely valuable for students and should be protected at all costs, writes a UWindsor education professor.
In a more environmentally-conscious world, public transportation is growing in importance. But is it growing in gender equity?
Lindsey Jaber, assistant professor in educational psychology, seeks to find out.
She invites emerging researchers to apply for a post-doctoral fellowship on her project “Transit Gender Sunshine List,” an assessment of the representation of women as CEOs and directors of Canadian transit systems.
