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The Teaching & Learning Centre supports faculty in enhancing the academic experience through exemplary teaching practices and engaging learning activities.
We offer workshops, courses, online modules, links to resources and one-on-one consultation about teaching, including course and assessment design, lesson planning, active learning strategies, student engagement, and integrating technology tools into education.
The Teaching & Learning Centre has developed the self-paced online modules.
Members of the Seneca community joined the Teaching & Learning Centre on Oct. 25, 2021 for Teaching & Learning Day Fall 2021 in conversation to explore a timely theme, “Working Together Toward a More Virtual Seneca.”
"A Focus on Formative Assessment" from Micro-teaching Sessions on Wednesday, October 27, 2021
Google slides can be used for many aspects of formative assessment - to check for understanding of what was learned that day in class, reflection, simplify concepts, explain concepts that caused misunderstanding, get feedback on what students think or how things are going, or get students to creatively express themselves.
In this workshop, we will dive into both Padlet and Jamboard and demonstrate how they can be used to increase engagement and interactivity in your classroom.
In this workshop, we’ll build a Mentimeter presentation together and highlight popular features and question types.
Join us as we explore some of the learning principles propelling digital assignments and our recommended path to defining, developing and deploying digital assignments with Sandbox packages.
How do we recognize the signs of stress and distress in Seneca's students? How do we support student well-being through compassion, humanness and connection? During a time of change, loss and disconnection how do we lean into teaching through a lens of compassion?
This session will review the WCAG accessibility guidelines and AODA requirements applicable to creating digital content.
The Manager of Leadership and Employee Development (LED) answers your questions about the funding programs available to faculty.
Join former educator Jim Babbage to learn about some of the unique - and dare we say, "fun" - ways in which students can craft their stories in the digital age.
This workshop will examine ways of making connections with people of different culture, language and socioeconomic backgrounds within a virtual learning environment.
10/27/2021 by Ashley Ribbel
10/26/2021 by Ashley Ribbel
10/25/2021 by Ashley Ribbel
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