Series: 2025 Winter Institute How can collaborative writing transform the way students learn, think, and connect? This 30-minute presentation shares insights from a three-year project exploring “Reading Circles”—a student-led, role-based activity in a first-year research writing course. Using Etherpad, a collaborative online writing tool, students engaged in critical discussions and co-authored texts, fostering deeper understanding, […]
Series: 2025 Winter Institute Generative AI This 30-minute online presentation draws from the We’re Only Human TLEF project, which supports faculty in navigating GenAI’s impact on writing-intensive courses. The presentation invites participants to reflect on emotional barriers students face when using GenAI—such as discomfort, ethical concerns, and fear of judgment—and how these affect classroom dialogue […]
This session will focus on the overrepresentation of Indigenous people within the carceral system and the impacts that has on individual and communal wellbeing. We will explore the health disparities for incarcerated Indigenous Peoples in Canada and highlight the importance of cultural programming for healing and creating support networks amongst incarcerated people. Dr. Tetrault will […]
These sixty minute, weekly sessions – facilitated by Technologists and Pedagogy Experts from the CTLT – are designed for faculty and staff at UBC who are using, or thinking about using, Generative AI tools as part of their teaching, researching, or daily work. Each session is broken into 3 parts. First, a weekly insights presentation […]
Series: Open Education Are you planning on applying for an OER Fund grant? Register for any of these online sessions to discuss your project ideas and receive feedback and advice on topics such as open resource design, pedagogical approach, copyright and open licenses (Creative Commons), learning technology integration, OER evaluation, accessibility, project scope, and budget development. During these […]
Series: 2025 Winter Institute This roundtable explores a collaborative teaching approach used in the UBC Master of Occupational Therapy program, where students and faculty co-designed a class on anti-oppressive practice. Participants will reflect on the potential and challenges of integrating student voices in health professions education and leave with strategies for relational, inclusive teaching. Please […]