Explore external events, conferences, webinars and workshops available from organizations and institutions engaged in online and blended learning.
BC Campus events
You can find and register for external courses and events given through BCCampus.
Accessibility Bites: Supporting Post-Secondary Students with ADHD
This brief session will offer practical strategies for creating learning environments that support students with ADHD. You’ll learn how to reduce cognitive load to support executive functioning, explore multi-modal teaching methods, and discuss ways to build flexibility without sacrificing accountability. Whether you’re designing a course or working one-on-one with students, you’ll leave with tools to better meet their needs and help them thrive.
Sep 25 @ 12:00 pm - 12:30 pm
Register at BCCampus.
In Their Own Words: Post-Secondary Students’ Perspectives on Diversity, Inclusion and Intercultural Learning
In this panel-style webinar, the 2024-25 BCcampus Research Fellows TRU Research Team will provide an overview of their large, mixed-method studies examining student experiences of inclusion and intercultural learning at a B.C. post-secondary institution. Panelists will focus on how students exercise power through narratives that resonate with, or actively resist, colonial, patriarchal, and White supremacist ideologies. They will also discuss the importance of developing empirically–grounded recommendations for inclusive pedagogical innovations, evaluating the impact of such learning opportunities, and creating safer, more equitable, and just campus environments.
Oct 6 @ 9:00 am - 10:00 am
Register at BCCampus.
Conferences
There are many conferences you can attend virtually or in person. Clayton R. Wright maintains an excellent international conference list of Educational Technology & Education Conferences.
You'll want to exercise your own due diligence about which conferences you may want to attend or submit a paper to.
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