Conferences of undergraduate research are the subject of the University’s first free, open online course.
Conferences of undergraduate research are the subject of the University’s first free, open online course.
The Office of Open Learning presents workshops to introduce instructors to tools to record and stream lectures.
The Ministry for Training, Colleges and Universities has issued a call for the $4.5 million Shared Online Course Fund.
Tools available to UWindsor instructors can make learning materials available to students on a range of devices.
A workshop Wednesday will provide faculty with an introduction to technologies for recording lectures and other multimedia learning materials.
The Office of Open Learning has issued a call for applications for Open and Online Learning Strategic Development Grants, with this year’s theme “Blending the Learning Environment.”
The grants, which were offered for the first time in 2013, provide assistance to departments who want to expand their online and blended learning offerings.
A video produced by Community Partners for Applied Research and Consultation (CPARC) and the Office of Open Learning offers effective study habits for students.
With final examinations beginning Wednesday, the timing couldn’t be better, says producer Amanda Hutnik, an intern with CPARC.
“We want it to be available for students to access while they are studying for final exams,” she says.
Besides students discussing their experiences, the video features Beth Oakley of the Student Success Centre and social work professor Dana Levin.
