Organizers of a conference celebrating Open Education Week have issued a call for proposals.
Organizers of a conference celebrating Open Education Week have issued a call for proposals.
A series of blog posts through Dec. 19 is the “12 Gifts of the OOLidays” from the Office of Open Learning.
The Office of Open Learning presents the campus community with a series of gifts in the form of a 12-post blog series that will run from Dec. 4 to 19, published on the Office of Open Learning blog.
The “12 Gifts of the OOLidays” are designed to highlight helpful digital teaching and learning tools, showcase open resources developed at the University of Windsor, and explore some important considerations for navigating our information-abundant digital world, says Ashlyne O’Neil, learning specialist in the Office of Open Learning.
Open educational resources can contribute to a more equitable approach to instruction, and a Dec. 6 workshop will introduce how to use them.
Open educational resources can contribute to a more equitable approach to instruction, and a Dec. 6 workshop will introduce how to use them.
A campus forum Friday will consider what generative AI tools mean for higher education.
A campus forum Friday will consider what generative AI tools mean for higher education.
Johanna Funk, visiting fellow in the Office of Open Learning, will conduct a workshop on “Intercultural Pedagogies, Practices and Perspectives in Higher Education,” on Tuesday, Oct. 10.
The Office of Open Learning’s new visiting fellow, Tom Farrelly from Munster Technological University in Ireland, has spent his academic career helping marginalized students succeed in higher education.
The Brightspace implementation team is requesting feedback for assessing the learning management system implementation and resources.
The Brightspace Implementation Team gathered Friday to mark the retirement of the Blackboard learning management system.
The Brightspace Implementation Team gathered Friday to mark the retirement of the Blackboard learning management system.
Tranum Kaur and Gemma Smyth are the 2023 recipients of the Dr. Alan Wright Award for Exemplary Digital Teaching.
The humanizing digital learning micro-program focuses on ways to support a more human-centered classroom.
