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TESS is an annual event that provides Ontario colleges and universities with an opportunity to explore the intersection of technology and education. It's an opportunity to extend our horizons and...
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TESS is an annual event that provides Ontario colleges and universities with an opportunity to explore the intersection of technology and education.
It's an opportunity to extend our horizons and mobilize our collective knowledge to build future online learning environments that are even more inclusive, engaging and enriching for our students
Terry Greene and Stephen Hurley from voicEd Radio were on hand to capture some of the conversations—both formal and informal—from this year's event.
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It's an opportunity to extend our horizons and mobilize our collective knowledge to build future online learning environments that are even more inclusive, engaging and enriching for our students
Terry Greene and Stephen Hurley from voicEd Radio were on hand to capture some of the conversations—both formal and informal—from this year's event.
Episodes & Posts
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Posts
20 NOV 2019 · Lutfiyya Dhalla is part of the eCampusOntario TESS planning team. Lutfiyya turns the tables on Stephen Hurley, asking him about his TESS2019 experience and the work that he is doing with voicEd Radio.
But Stephen is able to flip the conversation and explore the some of the behind the scenes aspects of Lutfiyya's work with eCampusOntario.
20 NOV 2019 · Catherine Anderson is Associate Professor (Teaching Stream) in the Department of Linguistics and Language at McMaster University.
In this conversation, Stephen Hurley and Catherine Anderson chat about the adventure of writing an e-book for her own course in linguistics, as well as the impact that open resources, and the technology that supports them, are having on the teaching and learning landscape.
20 NOV 2019 · Laura Killam is a nursing educator and researcher at Sudbury's Cambrian College. She has a real heart for integrating technology into her practice as well as supporting others on their innovation journeys.
In this conversation, Stephen Hurley and Laura Killam talk about the power of TESS and some of the different conceptions of innovation
Later in the conversation, colleague Sydney Shapiro joins the conversation and, right before our eyes, an idea for a new podcast is born!
20 NOV 2019 · Jenni Hayman is a community educator and learning designer. Currently, Jenni serves as the Chair of Teaching and Learning at Cambrian College in Sudbury.
In this conversation with Terry Greene and Stephen Hurley, Jenni talks about the interaction between pedagogy, teaching and learning.
20 NOV 2019 · Eric Tremblay is the Manager, Engineering Teaching and Learning Team at Queen's University. In this conversation, Stephen Hurley chats with Eric about the work of the CTL and how the team is serving faculty to explore new ways of teaching and supporting students.
20 NOV 2019 · Tricia Donovan is Principal, eCampus at NSCC and the lead for the Canadian National Survey of Online and Distance Education in Canada. The CDLR aims to track the status and development of online, distance and digital learning in public post-secondary education across Canada.
In this conversation, Terry Greene and Stephen Hurley talk with Tricia about the newly released results of this year's survey, the trends and implications for online learning in Canada.
20 NOV 2019 · Irene Stewart is Retention Coordinator/Program Coordinator at St. Clair College and in this conversation with Terry Greene and Stephen Hurley, Irene talks about, among other things, the THRIVES program that seeks to connect new St. Clair students with the skills and dispositions that support success.
20 NOV 2019 · James Skidmore is Associate Professor and Director, Waterloo Centre for German Studies. In today's conversation, Terry Greene and Stephen Hurley chat with James about the power of connecting, the shifting perception and conception of universities and ideas for better connections between universities and colleges.
20 NOV 2019 · Xinli Wang is a Lecturer in Mathematics, University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM). In this conversation, Xinli discusses the impact that an "Open" perspective has had on her teaching and her own learning.
19 NOV 2019 · Terry Greene moderates a panel conversation designed to provide examples of experimental approaches to technology-enabled learning. Panellists Robyne Hanley-Dafoe, Sidney Shapiro, Greg Rodrigo and Bill Ju speak about what they do in their ongoing practice to maintain an openness to try, reflect and learn from new teaching and learning approaches and technologies to support student learning.
TESS is an annual event that provides Ontario colleges and universities with an opportunity to explore the intersection of technology and education. It's an opportunity to extend our horizons and...
show more
TESS is an annual event that provides Ontario colleges and universities with an opportunity to explore the intersection of technology and education.
It's an opportunity to extend our horizons and mobilize our collective knowledge to build future online learning environments that are even more inclusive, engaging and enriching for our students
Terry Greene and Stephen Hurley from voicEd Radio were on hand to capture some of the conversations—both formal and informal—from this year's event.
show less
It's an opportunity to extend our horizons and mobilize our collective knowledge to build future online learning environments that are even more inclusive, engaging and enriching for our students
Terry Greene and Stephen Hurley from voicEd Radio were on hand to capture some of the conversations—both formal and informal—from this year's event.
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