[EXTERNAL] Innovations in Online Proctoring: New Features for Respondus Monitor
2024-08-14 14:00 - 14:30 (America/Toronto)
[External Event]
Respondus is at the forefront of online proctoring innovation, with new features being released each quarter. Don’t miss this webinar where you’ll see the latest enhancements for Respondus Monitor and LockDown Browser – and learn why 1,500 universities rely on them for online exam integrity.
Register online today.

Contract Faculty Orientation
2024-08-28 17:30 - 20:00
Welcome, new faculty!
This orientation session will help you become familiar with the resources and supports available to you as a new faculty member, and teach you how to access what you need to get started with your courses.
Please check your email for a message from your your Chair, or Wendy Hood, containing additional details regarding the location of your orientation sessions.
Part 1: Departmental Orientation (5:30-6:30 PM)

Key contacts and important information about your department

Break
Part 2: Teaching & Learning Innovation Hub Orientation (6:45-8:00 PM)

Course outlines and syllabus (What are they? How to use them?)
Assessments
Technology used in teaching and learning environments
Moodle training
eGrades (how grades are reported to students)
Q&A

Beyond Surveillance: The Case Against AI Detection and AI Proctoring [external]
2024-09-18 13:00 - 15:00 | Online
Are you an educator seeking a supportive space to critically examine AI surveillance tools? This workshop is for you.
In an era where AI increasingly pervades education, AI detection and proctoring have sparked significant controversy. These tools, categorized as academic surveillance software, algorithmically monitor behaviour and movements. Students are increasingly forced to face them. Together, we will move beyond surveillance toward a culture of trust and transparency, shining a light on the black box of surveillance and discussing our findings.
In this two-hour workshop, we will explore AI detection and proctoring through a 40-minute presentation, an hour of activities and discussion, and 20 minutes of group tool evaluation using a rubric.
Register Now!
This session will be recorded, archived, and made available publicly on BCcampus.ca. By participating in this session, you acknowledge you are aware your participation will be recorded and the recording will be openly available.
About the Facilitator: Ian Linkletter (he/him) is an emerging technology and open education librarian at the British Columbia Institute of Technology. He works to evaluate emerging technologies through a critical lens and implement open education as a social good. Previously, he worked for 10 years as a learning technology specialist in the Faculty of Education at the University of British Columbia, where he supported every online course.

EdTech Sandbox Series Sessions

September 18, 2024 — Beyond Surveillance: The Case Against AI Detection and AI Proctoring, Ian Linkletter, BCIT
October 16, 2024 — Learning Design with ChatGPT: Implications for AI Literacy, Hajime Kataoka, UVic
November 6, 2024 — Design Smarter: Harnessing Canva’s AI for Enhanced Educational Outcomes, Prabhjot (Prab) Bhamra, University of Toronto
January 22, 2025 — Exploratory Learning: Effectively Integrating AI with Hypothesis, Julia Grav and Emily Schudel, Camosun College
February 26, 2025 — Exploring Animaker for Teaching and Learning, Maryam Safa Schneider

International Day of Action for Academic Integrity (Pre-Event) [External]
2024-10-02 11:00 - 14:00
Welcome to the International Day of Action for Academic Integrity 2024!
Prepare for the International Day of Action on Academic Integrity. The pre-event will cover academic integrity themes, resources, and engagement strategies to promote honesty, trust, and responsibility within institutions. This is an external event organized by the International Center for Academic Integrity (ICAI).
The event includes introductory sessions for the International Day of Action, student panel discussions, annual IDoA dialogue with experts, and news about open access resources, live events and a student contest for this year’s IDoA (on October 16 – separate program, Zoom link and registration form).
Register for the October 2 Pre-Event
After registering, you will receive an invitation with one Zoom link for the entire pre-event. (you will then be sent one Zoom link for the entire Pre-event): https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_jgeJVSwnRa6bSABEFQxiTQ.
Program for Pre-Event on October 2:
Note: The program is subject to some final revisions – please visit the event website for updates.

Lunch & Learn: BCcampus UDL Explorer Challenge [External]
2024-10-02 12:00 - 13:00
Join us October 2, 12-1pm on Zoom, for a hands-on Lunch & Learn session where we’ll be exploring the BCcampus UDL Explorer Challenge.

We’ll dive into principles of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and how they can help reduce barriers for your students. Whether it’s creating an accessibility statement or adapting your course materials to be more accessible, you’ll choose a challenge and get started right away.
Agenda:

Explore the UDL Explorer: We’ll guide you through the challenges and how to apply UDL principles.
Choose a Challenge: Pick a UDL challenge to complete from the list!
Reflect and Share: We’ll discuss how these principles can be integrated into your teaching practice.

It’s going to be a productive session filled with practical tips to make your teaching more accessible and impactful. Looking forward to seeing you there!
You can join the session via this Zoom link.

Empowering Instructors and Students with AI: Practical Strategies for Online Course Assessments [External]
2024-10-10 14:00 - 15:30
Description:
This presentation explores how instructors can effectively and ethically utilize AI tools in their assessments. We will cover practical applications of AI in quizzes, research assignments, discussions, and presentations, highlighting benefits and strategies for each. Emphasis will be placed on promoting AI literacy among students, ensuring ethical AI use, and guiding them to critically evaluate AI outputs. Instructors will learn strategies to model responsible AI use, integrate AI literacy into their curriculum, and provide clear expectations and support for ethical AI practices. Join us to enhance your teaching methods and empower students in the age of AI.
Via Zoom – register here: https://laurentian.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMrceGqrz0uH9QN_Yb9pslPXzkNWRwa9CWz
Presenters / Animateurs

Megan Pickard, M.A., M.Ed.
Vanessa Breton, B.A., B.Ed., M.Ed.
Bronwyn Korb, M.Ed.
Luca Audino, 3rd year student in B.A. Justice and Legal Studies / Étudiante en troisième année de B.A. Justice et études juridiques

Trick-or-Teach Countdown Calendar
2024-10-15 - 2024-10-31
Get ready for an exciting Halloween countdown! Enjoy daily tricks and treats related to teaching and technology. New items will be revealed each day from October 15th until Halloween (October 31st).
There are two ways to view the calendar:

View the hauntingly interactive, virtual calendar on our Hub website
Visit the calendar in the Hub (Room 1271) for special treats

The countdown calendar will be updated daily, so check back every weekday Oct. 15-31 tricks and treats…if you dare! 👻

International Day of Action for Academic Integrity [External]
2024-10-16 03:30 - 18:00
Welcome to the International Day of Action for Academic Integrity 2024!
The program has a wide range of sessions, all related to the theme of ‘All hands on deck! Making academic integrity everyone’s job’.
Register for IDOA Live Events
After registering, you will receive an invitation with one Zoom link for the entire day.
Program for October 16 IDoA:
Note: The program is subject to some final revisions – please visit the event website for updates.

Instructional Skills Workshop (ISW)
2024-10-21 - 2024-10-23
Save the Date for the next ISW. The next three-day training session will take place during the Fall Study Break.
View more information about the Instructional Skills Workshop (ISW).
Stay tuned for a call-out for participants.

Video Showcase: Engage Students and Save Time
2024-10-22 10:00 - 11:00, 2024-10-23 14:00 - 15:00 | FLEX: Hub Classroom 1271B & Virtual on Microsoft Teams
Video Showcase: Engage Students and Save Time
See Real Video Examples in Action
Curious about how to use videos to make your course more dynamic?
Join us for the Video Example Showcase, where Jeff will present real examples of how videos can enhance your course content and engage students. You’ll also have the chance to discuss the examples, share ideas, and explore how to apply them to your own teaching.

Watch real video examples on course engagement and time-saving techniques
Learn editing tips using Zoom
Discover how to use a teleprompter for smoother video presentations
Bonus: Learn a fun way to use QR codes to connect to videos!

Attendance
Join in-person in the Hub Classroom (Room 1271-B) or
Join on Zoom: cambriancollege.zoom.us/j/97087294834
Register today!

Respondus LockDown Browser with Rob
2024-10-22 14:00 - 15:00 | FLEX: Hub Classroom 1271B & Virtual on Microsoft Teams
Respondus LockDown Browser: Secure Your Online Exams
General Information Session
Looking to secure your online exams and prevent cheating? Join us for a Respondus LockDown Browser Information Session, where we’ll cover everything you need to know about using this tool to create a secure testing environment for your students.
In this session, you’ll learn how to:

Set up and configure Respondus LockDown Browser for your courses
Ensure a secure and seamless exam experience for your students
Address common challenges and questions

Attendance
Join in-person in the Hub Classroom (Room 1271-B) or
Join on Zoom: cambriancollege.zoom.us/j/97087294834
Register today!

Respondus Campus-Wide: Build Exams with Ease with Rob
2024-10-23 10:00 - 23:00 | FLEX: Hub Classroom 1271B & Virtual on Microsoft Teams
Respondus Campus-Wide: Build Exams with Ease
General Information Session
Looking to streamline your exam-building process and easily transfer questions from Moodle into Word format? Join us for this information session on Respondus Campus-Wide.
In this session, you’ll learn how to:

Build and organize exams efficiently using Respondus Campus-Wide
Export exam questions from Moodle into a Word document format (*great for printing a Moodle exam!*)
Enhance your test development process with practical tips and best practices

Attendance
Join in-person in the Hub Classroom (Room 1271-B) or
Join on Zoom: cambriancollege.zoom.us/j/97087294834
Register today!

Math Community of Practice (CoP)
2024-10-24 09:00 - 10:00 | FLEX: Hub Classroom 1271B & Virtual on Microsoft Teams
Are you passionate about mathematics education?
Do you believe in the power of collaboration and continuous learning?
Join our new and improved Math CoP!

We’re moving asynchronous with periodic in person session!
Participate at your own pace, on your own schedule.
Our CoP will use a dedicated Microsoft Teams Channel to share resources and engage in discussions around monthly themes, while we’ll also be hosting in-person sessions periodically for those who enjoy face-to-face interaction, with additional opportunities to connect online.
In the Math CoP, you can expect:

A focus on improving math competency for ourselves and our students.
A collaborative network across departments.
A space to share experiences, challenges, and strategies.
A supportive community of peers.

While we would love to see you in person in the Hub
(Room 1271-B), we also welcome you to join us on Zoom on the 24th!

Join us on Zoom: cambriancollege.zoom.us/j/97087294834

Trauma-Informed Teaching Community of Practice (CARE-O CoP)
2024-10-24 10:00 - 11:00 | FLEX: Hub Classroom 1271B & Virtual on Microsoft Teams
Trauma-Informed Teaching Community of Practice (CARE-O CoP)
Create Inclusive, Empathetic Learning Spaces for Students and Colleagues
Join the CARE-O Community of Practice and learn how to support students, colleagues, and yourself through trauma-informed teaching strategies. Led by Cynthia Booth, this community empowers faculty and staff to recognize the impacts of trauma and promote holistic well-being and academic success—without needing to be a trauma expert.

Understand the key principles of trauma-informed pedagogy and pedagogies of care
Implement supportive strategies for both your students and your own mental health
Create inclusive, safe, and empathetic environments for everyone
Share and reflect on best practices with fellow members to improve teaching and college culture

Why attend?
This group fosters a collaborative space for educators and staff to learn, reflect, and develop strategies to better support the well-being of our campus community. Together, we can create safer, more inclusive spaces where students and colleagues thrive.
Meetings:
The CARE-O CoP meets monthly from October through June.
While we would love to see you in person in the Hub (Room 1271-B), we also welcome you to join us on Zoom! https://cambriancollege.zoom.us/j/97087294834
Register today!

Artificial Intelligence Community of Practice (AI CoP)
2024-10-24 14:00 - 15:00 | FLEX: Hub Classroom 1271B & Virtual on Microsoft Teams
Join with other faculty in our continued discussion on the use of AI and how it impacts our classes, our students, and our own work in this CoP lead by Jessica Joy.
As promised from our first session there will be time for a show and tell … bring your experiences, best practice tips and share with us your learning as you dive into AI!
Still not sure what an A.I. CoP is?
Cambrian’s Artificial Intelligence Community of Practice aims to bring together faculty from all disciplines to discuss and explore the role of artificial intelligence in education. The focus will be on practical topics such as how to responsibly use AI in the classroom, the implications of AI for learning assessment, and what kind of design principles should be considered. Faculty members will have the opportunity to share their experiences of using AI in their courses and to learn from each other. The group will also address the need for increasing digital literacy about AI among faculty and discuss current trends and developments in the field. Whether you’re an AI enthusiast, a seasoned AI expert, or simply curious about AI’s potential in education, this group is the perfect platform for you to engage with like-minded colleagues and stay at the forefront of AI developments.
Our Objectives

Create a space for faculty to share experiences, challenges, stories and strategies around AI
Enable a dialogue across disciplines, departments, and faculties
Share updates and news related to AI in education
Promote digital literacy about AI among faculty
Review current professional development activities in AI
Examine the ethical and academic implications of using AI in education

While we would love to see you in person in the Hub (Room 1271-B), we also welcome you to join us on Zoom! https://cambriancollege.zoom.us/j/97087294834
Register today!

Waffle Wednesday: Halloween Edition
2024-10-30 09:00 - 11:00 | Hub Kitchen (1271)
🎃🧇👻 Waffle Wednesday is back! 👻🧇🎃
Drop by the Hub any time between 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM for a Halloween-themed treat!
Waffle Wednesday is a casual drop-in for faculty and staff to enjoy some fang-tastic Halloween-themed waffles and other tasty treats. Whether you’re in the mood for a spooky snack or just want to catch up with colleagues, fly by and grab a bite. 🧛‍♂️

TESS 2024 - Technology and Education Seminar and Showcase [External]
2024-11-05 09:30 - 2024-11-06 17:30
The Technology and Education Seminar and Showcase (TESS) Conference has been eCampusOntario’s annual flagship event since 2015. This year’s theme is Transforming Together. With new challenges facing postsecondary institutions, innovation through collaboration will become an increasingly important way to maintain and advance the quality of teaching and learning in higher education.
TESS 2024 will offer important insights on how digital transformation offers unique opportunities for the sector to work together to ensure the best outcomes for learners in a continually evolving future.
TESS is based on two core principles – the importance of collaboration and honouring our shared successes. The conference brings together the community to share, learn and celebrate as we shape the future of learning together.

Details

November 5 – November 6 · 9:30am to 5:30pm EST
Join the live stream to get access to the main stage sessions Day 1 and Day 2.

Registration

Register here to attend virtually.
This is a free event for virtual attendees.

CDAG Keynote Speaker: Mel Young
2024-11-13 09:45 - 10:45 | Join Virtually Online
Join us in kicking-off the 2024 CDAG Virtual Conference with it’s first keynote speaker, Mel Young!
Register by November 11th to receive an invitation to join CDAG’s virtual conference. The entire conference, including Mel’s Keynote Speech on Day 1, is free for all Cambrian/CAAT employees:
Register Here: CDAG Conference registration form
Keynote Speaker Biography

Mel Young is an Educational Developer at Cambrian College’s Teaching and Learning Innovation Hub, where she leverages her expertise in curriculum and faculty development to enhance teaching practices and learning experiences. Over the past ten years, Mel has innovated educational practices, notably through her contributions to the course development process and the establishment of the Teaching Excellence Program. She co-authored a chapter on the integration of Open Educational Resources and Information Literacy, underscoring her commitment to developing accessible and engaging educational environments. Recently, Mel has been exploring the integration of artificial intelligence in her role, aiming to leverage AI to refine and advance educational development practices.

Trauma-Informed Teaching Community of Practice (CARE-O CoP)
2024-11-20 13:00 - 14:00
Create Inclusive, Empathetic Learning Spaces for Students and Colleagues
Join the CARE-O Community of Practice and learn how to support students, colleagues, and yourself through trauma-informed teaching strategies. Led by Cynthia Booth, this community empowers faculty and staff to recognize the impacts of trauma and promote holistic well-being and academic success—without needing to be a trauma expert.

Understand the key principles of trauma-informed pedagogy and pedagogies of care
Implement supportive strategies for both your students and your own mental health
Create inclusive, safe, and empathetic environments for everyone
Share and reflect on best practices with fellow members to improve teaching and college culture

Join the Discussion:
While we would love to see you in person in the Hub (Room 1271-B), we also welcome you to join us on Zoom! https://cambriancollege.zoom.us/j/97087294834
Register today!

Integrating AI for Deeper Literacy Learning [External]
2024-11-21 12:00 - 12:45 | Online
Discover how to harness the power of AI to enhance, not replace, the cognitive lift and meaningful learning in literacy classrooms.
In our next free webinar, “Integrating AI for Deeper Literacy Learning,” we’ll explore practical strategies for using generative AI to support productive struggle while maintaining the essential cognitive work that drives student growth.

Key topics include:

Strategic AI Integration: Learn to differentiate between AI uses that enhance learning versus those that replace critical thinking opportunities, with special focus on elementary and secondary applications.

Practical Implementation Strategies: Explore concrete for strategies like creating differentiated text resources, supporting multilingual learners, engineering effective scaffolds, and more.

Student-Centered Planning: Master the framework for evaluating AI tools through the lens of student learning outcomes rather than technology-driven tasks.

The session will also include a comprehensive downloadable guide that will provide educators with a framework for thoughtfully integrating genAI into literacy planning and instruction.
To learn more or to register, visit the AI for Education website.
Can’t make the time? A recording + resources will be emailed to all registrants.

Artificial Intelligence Community of Practice (AI CoP)
2024-11-28 10:30 - 11:30
Join with other faculty in our continued discussion on the use of AI and how it impacts our classes, our students, and our own work in this CoP lead by Jessica Joy.
As promised from our first session there will be time for a show and tell … bring your experiences, best practice tips and share with us your learning as you dive into AI!
Still not sure what an A.I. CoP is?
Cambrian’s Artificial Intelligence Community of Practice aims to bring together faculty from all disciplines to discuss and explore the role of artificial intelligence in education. The focus will be on practical topics such as how to responsibly use AI in the classroom, the implications of AI for learning assessment, and what kind of design principles should be considered. Faculty members will have the opportunity to share their experiences of using AI in their courses and to learn from each other. The group will also address the need for increasing digital literacy about AI among faculty and discuss current trends and developments in the field. Whether you’re an AI enthusiast, a seasoned AI expert, or simply curious about AI’s potential in education, this group is the perfect platform for you to engage with like-minded colleagues and stay at the forefront of AI developments.
Our Objectives

Create a space for faculty to share experiences, challenges, stories and strategies around AI
Enable a dialogue across disciplines, departments, and faculties
Share updates and news related to AI in education
Promote digital literacy about AI among faculty
Review current professional development activities in AI
Examine the ethical and academic implications of using AI in education

Join the Discussion
While we would love to see you in person in the Hub (Room 1271-B), we also welcome you to join us on Zoom! https://cambriancollege.zoom.us/j/97087294834
Register today!

[External] International Day of Persons with Disabilities Events
2024-12-03 11:30 - 17:00
Tuesday, December 3 is International Day of Persons with Disabilities. This year’s theme is “amplifying the leadership of persons with disabilities for an inclusive and sustainable future”. We would like to invite your staff, faculty and students at Cambrian College to join us for a day of events organized by George Brown College and Toronto Metropolitan University.
Hybrid events on December 3rd are at George Brown College’s Waterfront campus first floor atrium (51 Dockside Dr., Toronto), and online via Zoom. The venue is wheelchair accessible, and ASL interpretation and captioning are provided for all the events.
At 11:30AM-1PM: service fair with George Brown College and community service providers for people with disabilities.
At 1-3PM: keynote address by Dr. Jay Dolmage, author of Academic Ableism, followed by a panel of community members sharing experiences of staff and students with disabilities having agency in post-secondary education institutions. Register on Eventbrite.
At 3- 4 PM: Student Panel Be Seen, Heard, and Valued, sharing their college life journeys, challenges, and successes. Please promote to your students! Register on Eventbrite.
At 4-5 PM: Therapeutic Dance, led by GBC student Ishaa Chopra, author of Finding Order in Disorder: A Bipolar Memoir. Everyone is welcome to engage in whatever ways work best for you! Register on Eventbrite.
Please register and share widely with your communities!
For additional promotional materials, please reply to this email.
If you have any questions or access needs, please contact Wren Alden.

Merry Marking (Drop-in) 🎄
2024-12-09 - 2024-12-13 | The Hub | Room 1271
✨🎄Drop in any time 9 AM – 4 PM December 9-13 for Merry Marking! 🎄✨
Slide down to the Hub to immerse yourself in a cozy, festive atmosphere during our annual Merry Marking event.
We’ve created a comfortable space where you can settle in and make the most of the uninterrupted grading time. (Or pop in for a quick break/change of scenery). Either way, get into the holiday spirit with our festive decorations and soft, cheerful tunes. It’s the perfect backdrop to make your marking a little merrier.
☕Enjoy complimentary coffee, cocoa, and snacks.
🗓️ No need to RSVP; Drop by whenever you can!
🧑🏽‍🏫 All faculty and staff are welcome!
So, grab your red (and green) pens and let’s make this marking season a little merrier together.
See you at the Hub for a jolly good time!

Q&A with QA - LIVE in the Hub!
2024-12-12 14:30 - 16:00 | Hub Classroom | 1271B
OCQAS is on the road and will be visiting Cambrian College on December 12th. As part of their visit, Sylvie Mainville will be hosting a “Q&A with QA” session in the Hub from 2:30-4pm.
There is no agenda; however, you are encouraged to pop in and ask any QA questions you may have about CQAAP, CVS program approvals, program modifications, VLOs, program mapping…or just stop in to say hi!
All faculty and staff are welcome.

[External] Universal Design for Learning 3.0
2024-12-12 15:00 - 16:00
[External] Universal Design for Learning 3.0 – Essential Updates and Practical Applications – Changes to Action and Expression
Are you ready to elevate your teaching practices and create a more inclusive learning environment? Join us for an in-depth webinar on changes made to the Action and Expression guideline in the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Guidelines 3.0.
This webinar is part of a series providing essential insights into the latest updates, focusing on overcoming biases and fostering equity in education. Discover how the enhanced Guidelines 3.0 can transform your approach to teaching and learning.
The other three webinars in this four part series can be found below, covering overarching changes, Engagement, and Action and Expression. These are just a few of the many exciting webinars we’re hosting on UDL Guidelines 3.0!
What You’ll Learn:

Key Updates in UDL 3.0: Understand the crucial changes and improvements in the new version of the UDL Guidelines.
Conceptual Differences: Identify how UDL 3.0 differs from previous versions and what this means for your educational practices.
Practical Strategies: Explore actionable methods for implementing UDL 3.0 effectively and discover resources to support your journey.
Creating Inclusive Environments: Learn how to apply these updates to build a more equitable and accessible learning environment for all students.

for more information, or to register visit the Cast.org website.

Waffle Wednesday
2024-12-18 09:00 - 11:00 | Hub Kitchen (1271)
☃️🧇❄️ Waffle Wednesday is back! ❄️🧇☃️
Drop by the Hub any time between 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM for a treat!
Waffle Wednesday is a casual drop-in for faculty and staff to enjoy some freshly-made waffles. Whether you’re in the mood for a snack or just want to catch up with colleagues, slide on in for a tasty treat. 🛷

Contract Faculty Orientation: Winter 2025
2024-12-18 17:30 - 19:00 | The Hub | Room 1271
Welcome, new faculty!
This orientation session will help you become familiar with the resources and supports available to you as a new faculty member, and teach you how to access what you need to get started with your courses.
Note: your academic school may schedule a separate orientation session. Please check your email for additional information.

Date: Wednesday, December 18, 2024 @ 5:30 – 7:00 PM
Location: Cambrian College Teaching & Learning Innovation Hub
(Room 1271 | Click here for Directions)
This is an in-person event.

Teaching & Learning Innovation Hub Orientation Agenda

Course Outline, Syllabus, and Lesson Planning
Assessments and Accommodations
Moodle, eGrades, and myCambrian
Classroom and Digital Technologies
Teaching & Learning Innovation Hub Resources
Q&A

Faculty Drop-In Support for Winter 2025 Startup
2025-01-08 16:30 - 19:00 | Hub Classroom | 1271B
We will be available in the Hub and online via Zoom for you to drop-in!
Drop in to ask us about setting up a syllabus, your assessments, instructional materials, and the use of educational technologies like Moodle, eGrades, Zoom, or classroom equipment.
Evening Hours: Wednesday, January 8, 2025 @ 4:30 – 7:00 PM

Join us in-Person: Teaching & Learning Innovation Hub (Room 1271|Directions)
Or Join us on Zoom: cambriancollege.zoom.us/j/97087294834

Additional Support
Faculty are also welcome to visit the Hub anytime between 8:30 AM and 4:30 PM, Monday to Friday, for support throughout the semester.
To schedule one-on-one support, please email teaching@cambriancollege.ca.

[External] Authentic Assessment Unveiled: Practical Insights for Academic Leaders - Hosted in collaboration with eCampusOntario
2025-01-13 12:00 - 13:00
Join this insightful webinar on the theme of Authentic Assessment, hosted in collaboration with eCampusOntario. This event is designed to address the growing need for practical solutions and examples in the realm of authentic assessment, a topic of significant interest among educators.
Key Highlights

How the platform supports Authentic Assessment strategies.

Practical Solutions and Examples: Learn from experts who have successfully implemented authentic assessment strategies.
Addressing AI Concerns: Discover methods to mitigate the use of AI in student assignments.
Interactive Q&A Sessions: Engage with our speakers and get your questions answered.
Resources including case studies for authentic assessment from around the world. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and practical tools to enhance authentic assessment in your institution.
Register now and join the conversation!
