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Explore the diversity of best practices in the development and teaching of online courses and the preparation and integration of learning resources.

  • Border Simulation

    Loyalist College

    In the Justice Studies program at Loyalist College in Belleville, a customs and immigration track is offered to students who wish to pursue careers in customs-related fields, including positions as Border Services Officers (BSO) with the Canadian Border Services Agency (CSBA). As part of their... Learn more about Border Simulation
  • Student-Generated Course Content

    George Brown College

    As a teacher making extensive use of technology, James Kinney, a professor of graphic design at George Brown College in Toronto, was finding that maintaining mastery of the software in the field was increasingly difficult. The rapid pace of innovation in the software used for graphic design meant... Learn more about Student-Generated Course Content
  • Carleton Virtual

    Carleton University

    Carleton Virtual (CV) is an online 3D virtual environment that resembles the physical Carleton University campus in Ottawa. CV was built to explore how the unique qualities of virtual environments can best enhance student experience and learning. CV began in the Carleton School of Information... Learn more about Carleton Virtual
  • Mobile-Assisted Language Learning

    George Brown College

    An exploratory research study at George Brown College in Toronto sought to augment classroom learning by designing mobile-assisted language learning (MALL) solutions which would promote out-of-class listening practices, thus offering added language learning without increasing classroom time.
  • eLearn@Mohawk

    Mohawk College

    By 2013, Mohawk College of Applied Arts and Technology in Hamilton has a goal of positioning itself as a blended learning institution.  The move to blended learning has two key goals – to enhance student learning and to reduce face-to-face time in physical classrooms. Learn more about eLearn@Mohawk
  • From Access to Graduate Programs

    Lakehead University

    Lakehead University in Thunder Bay serves both the vast area of northwestern Ontario, an area of 550,000 square kilometres with numerous small and remote communities including many Aboriginal communities, as well as Central Ontario through its campus in Orillia. Technology-assisted distance... Learn more about From Access to Graduate Programs
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