These resources showcase today’s most significant innovations in teaching and learning. From AI-focused content to micro-credentials and other emerging themes, each hub offers practical insights and forward-looking strategies to help faculty thrive in a rapidly changing educational landscape.
AI In Higher Education Resource Hub
Explore how AI is reshaping education. Stay ahead with key insights. Practical AI applications for educators: Learn, adapt, innovate. Trends and ethical considerations.
Micro-credentials Resource Hub
Making sense of micro-credentials. High-demand, relevant short courses help make lifelong learning accessible to all. Use these timely resources to keep on top of the trends.
Snapshots of Teaching with AI
Get firsthand accounts from educators using AI to enhance the learning experience plus easy-to-adopt ideas you can use in your own classroom.
How AI Could Change the Way We Teach and Learn: A Look into the Future
This series features bold predictions from top experts as we do a deep dive into AI’s unstoppable impact on education.
Teaching with AI: Tool Spotlight
Over time, this collection will grow into a directory of AI tools — a trusted, easy-to-use guide for experimenting with AI while keeping academic integrity, equity, and student success at the centre.
College & University Resources
Resources and tools for faculty development and support from colleges and universities throughout Ontario. This searchable directory provides links to the variety of resources and tools for faculty and instructor training and development at Ontario’s and Canada’s public colleges and universities, which are available for use by faculty at any institution.
The Certificate in Blended and Online Teaching program features 11 modules, which can be completed as a whole or as stand-alone resources. All of the materials and modules from the program are available as an open educational resource, allowing other institutions to adopt, contextualize and personalize them for their own professional development on teaching blended and online courses.
Please note: You will not earn a certificate for completing the course on the eCarleton website.