Current Workshops
Quantitative Data Analysis (SPSS, Stata, SAS),
Special PresentationCTAP workshop & Ongoing Learning Community A University of Toronto Instructional Technology & Innovation Fund (ITIF) 2-yr Project Lead: Dr. Mary Drinkwater (PhD-OISE, CTL) CTAP Core Team: Coleen Scully-Stewart (LHAE); Sherida Ryan (LHAE); Derek Hunt (EC); Neil Tinker (EC); Tamara Bahr (ACT); Rubaina Khan (PhD candidate; GA); Yufei Zheng (MA candidate; GA). CTAP: Connecting Technology & Pedagogy for access, collaboration and engagement in Higher Education. This model has been created by Dr. Drinkwater, based on her 9 years of teaching and course development in synchronous and asynchronous learning environments, at OISE & in cross-institutional courses internationally, using a variety of different educational technology instructional and assessment platforms. Skills and principles can be easily transferred to other and newly emerging platforms!
What: An initial FREE 2-hour Introductory Workshop! Refreshments provided. ** Introduction to CTAP model; Principles of synchronous & asynchronous pedagogy; Capacity-Building and Facilitation Skills; Hands-on experience in a Zoom (virtual) classroom. ** Faculty participating in the workshop will have the opportunity to join the ongoing OISE-CTAP Learning Community(a collaborative virtual learning hub to further develop CTAP skills, share ideas, and provide peer-support).
For Who: The workshop is open to Faculty across Departments at OISE, with ALL levels of experience (newcomers interested in learning more about online and blended learning environments in higher education; those with experience in some forms of online or blended learning; those who are or will be teaching courses in an online or blended learning environment and wish to gain/share new strategies).
When: 2 workshops date/times to choose from: A) Tuesday October 22, 2019: 1-3 pm B) Wednesday October 23, 2019: 3-5 pm Where: At OISE, Room #3-104 (KITL) Joining virtually (more information to follow via followup email). NOTE: All participants must have their own laptop and a set of earbuds (with embedded microphone). If at home, participants must have access to high-speed internet. Please email your name and requested workshop date/time to mary.drinkwater@utoronto.ca by Friday, October 18th, 2019. Further pre-workshop information will be sent to all registered participants.
On-demand technology workshops:Interested in booking a workshop at a time that works for you? Custom workshops can be offered to Faculty, Staff and Research Groups. We're happy to work with you to design a customized workshop on a technology topic of your choice. A minimum of 8 people must attend the session. See below for examples of workshops we can offer. For additional information or to request a workshop, contact the Client Care Portal.
OISE students & faculty have priority for workshop registration. Please review our Workshop Policies.
Other UofT workshops available to OISE Students and Faculty
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