This 2-week workshop is developed specifically for CapU faculty interested in complementing or rethinking a course with active learning activities online. The course emphasizes the value of collaboration with peers online, and models active learning examples in order to facilitate understanding and reflection of the online learner experience. Participants will draw upon existing teaching experience […]
Time: 11 :30 pm - 1:00 pm Location: Fir 456 This workshop is a hands on session about how to craft assignments for ePortfolios that will spark student engagement. RSVP email to eportfolios@capilanou.ca
Want to create your own Teaching Portfolio? Join us for our four-part series on developing your Teaching Portfolio. This is an excellent way to document evidence of your teaching and to showcase your teaching and learning accomplishments. Teaching Portfolios can be included as a self-submission in your evaluation file.
6 meetings FR402A 1:00 am – 2:20 pm Our book choice is A Mind Spread out on the Ground by Alicia Elliott, a Tuscarora writer from Six Nations of the Grand River. This book tackles issues of racism, oppression, and trauma and poses key questions regarding the treatment of Indigenous peoples. David Geary will co-faciliate […]
Come practice and experience the power of Liberating Structures in a safe and welcoming peer environment. The practice group meets monthly and all faculty are welcome to drop in!
Learn more about Open Education, practices, pedagogy, and resources at Capilano’s Open Education Showcase. Browse through Open Educational Resources (OERs) and hear about the benefits and challenges of teaching in the open by faculty who have adopted Open texts. Light refreshments will be available. 1:00pm – What is Open Education? An introduction to the principles […]
The workshop will take place inside and outside. Space is limited, register now. This workshop invites participants to explore 1) how academic disciplines shape our understanding of place and land and 2) the challenges and opportunities that land and place-based assignments could provide in our own courses. Beginning with a brief survey of place-based approaches […]
6 meetings FR402A 1:00 am – 2:20 pm Our book choice is A Mind Spread out on the Ground by Alicia Elliott, a Tuscarora writer from Six Nations of the Grand River. This book tackles issues of racism, oppression, and trauma and poses key questions regarding the treatment of Indigenous peoples. David Geary will co-faciliate […]
Many local indigenous communities both past and present understand the importance of Cedar. Participants will engage in discussion and develop an understanding of the many uses of all parts of the cedar tree including application to teaching and learning across disciplines. The workshop will be inside and outside. Dress for the weather. Please fill up […]