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2020: Welcome to a new decade!
Royal Roads' Dr. Tamara Leary offers this: "As you start your own decade I encourage you to be open to learning from all your experiences..."
Indian National Conference on Inclusion
Royal Roads' Frédéric Fovet attended the National Conference on Inclusion in India for the second time to share research and best practices.
Why teach? The associate faculty side hustle
Clint Lalonde describes his role as associate faculty at Royal Roads: "It’s work I do outside of my regular, full-time job at BCcampus. It’s my side hustle..."
Explore changes in the landscape of accessibility in higher education
As the face of accessibility and disability service provision is changing rapidly, Universal Design for Learning can help campuses move forward.
On Noam Chomsky and technology’s neutrality
Royal Roads' George Veletsianos argues that Noam Chomsky's idea of technology being neutral doesn't paint the whole picture when it comes to education.
No textbooks? No problem
Royal Roads students in four "Zero Textbook Cost" graduate programs in the School of Education and Technology will no longer have to pay for textbooks.
Education, technology and accessibility: What is still missing?
Join a panel discussion about education, technology and disability hosted by Royal Roads' School of Education and Technology
Free educational technology books
The field of educational technology leads initiatives aimed at making education more affordable, including open textbook publishing.
Building inter-cohort connections and community: the World Café
RRU's School of Education and Technology provides opportunities for learners in different programs to build connections using the World Café dialogue process.