Studio 23: A Recap!
Helen shares with us what she learned from her attendance of the 2-day conference held by the Educational Technology Users Group (ETUG).
December 14, 2023
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How can the Library Support Digital Literacy?
Basically, Digital Literacy is about knowing how to use computers, the internet, and other digital tools in a smart and responsible way. Read about how the JIBC Library can support your digital literacy development.
June 27, 2023
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What We Learned at ETUG
Helen shares with us what she learned from her attendance of the 2-day conference held by the Educational Technology Users Group (ETUG).
June 27, 2023
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Digital Literacy at JIBC – Where We Are and Where We are Headed?
Melanie give us a a little insight on where the province is at with Digital Literacy in BC, and what we’re up to at the JIBC to support this framework.
June 27, 2023
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Who Needs Digital Literacy?
Junsong shares with us what it means to be a “digital native” and why we need to support our digital literacy in BC and at the JIBC.
June 27, 2023
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Empathy to Mindfulness – A beginners guide to creating an accessible document
Empathy has been a keyword in Design Thinking over the past decade, a skill required to create a thoughtful, soulful design. Being human-centered requires empathy, as it is the foundation of understanding.
March 15, 2023
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Voices | Daniel Bromley
Daniel Bromley ADULT PROBATION OFFICER INSTRUCTOR We asked a few faculty around campus about their barrier to learning and what they do to improve accessibility. Our amazing faculty member, Dan, had this to say… What is a barrier to learning that you have experienced and
March 8, 2023
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Voices | Matt Harty
Matt Harty LAW ENFORCEMENT STUDIES INSTRUCTOR We asked a few faculty around campus about their barrier to learning and what they do to improve accessibility. Our amazing faculty member, Matt, had this to say… What is a barrier to learning that you have experienced and
March 8, 2023
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Voices | Abeed Bhimji
Abeed Bhimji Adult Probation Instructor, Corrections Academy What is a barrier to learning that you have experienced or are aware of that you’d like to see eliminated? What is something you’ve done in your work (as an instructor, course developer, administrator, etc.) to improve accessibility
March 8, 2023
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Voices | Bobbi Mand
Bobbi Mand ETHICS & ENGLISH INSTRUCTOR We asked a few faculty around campus about their barrier to learning and what they do to improve accessibility. Our amazing faculty member, Bobbi Mand, had this to say… What is a barrier to learning that you have experienced
March 8, 2023
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Voices | Kavita George
Kavita George Senior Web Specialist, CTLI What is a barrier to learning that you have experienced or are aware of that you’d like to see eliminated? What is something you’ve done in your work (as an instructor, course developer, administrator, etc.) to improve accessibility in
March 8, 2023
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Voices | Dave Spencer
Dave Spencer CUSTODY INSTRUCTOR/COORDINATOR | KRCC We asked a few faculty around campus about their barrier to learning and what they do to improve accessibility. Our amazing faculty member, Dave, had this to say… What is a barrier to learning that you have experienced and
March 8, 2023
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Voices | Melanie Chernoff
Melanie Chernoff LEAD INSTRUCTOR, LAW ENFORCEMENT STUDIES We asked a few faculty around campus about their barrier to learning and what they do to improve accessibility. Here’s what Mel had to say… Bad Words Years ago I learned from a student that the word “test”
March 8, 2023
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Voices | Jen McEachen
Jen McEachen Student, Bachelor of Security and Emergency Management What is a barrier to learning that you have experienced or are aware of that you’d like to see eliminated? What is something you’ve done in your work (as an instructor, course developer, administrator, etc.) to
March 8, 2023
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Voices | Dawn Ursuliak
Dawn Ursuliak Program Manager, Research Operations What is a barrier to learning that you have experienced or are aware of that you’d like to see eliminated? What is something you’ve done in your work (as an instructor, course developer, administrator, etc.) to improve accessibility in your
March 8, 2023
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Creating Open and Accessible Learning Materials
For the past few years, we have been using Articulate Rise as a content holder for many of our courses at JIBC. Articulate Rise, a private and proprietary platform, has increased significantly in popularity as a course authoring tool across multiple areas at JIBC.
February 22, 2023
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Videos and Images – Accessibility tips and tricks
Jen McEachen is a part-time student in the Emergency & Security Management Studies (BESMS) program. She is severely vision and hearing impaired. In her article she talks about what is needed to create accessible video and images.
February 17, 2023
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Voices from JIBC | Darcye Lovsin
Darcye Lovsin Darcye is the Librarian, Reference & Instruction at the JIBC Library. Library Considerations when Course Planning One of the areas in the institute that we knew we wanted to reach out to when planning this issue was our very own JIBC Library, and
June 23, 2022
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Voices from JIBC | Daniella Sieukaran
Daniella Sieukaran Daniella is an instructional designer for the Emergency Management Division. Coursekeeping Day: An Innovative Method for Conducting Course Reviews As a curriculum designer, I believe that a school is only as strong as its curriculum. It’s easy to think that once we
June 20, 2022
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Voices from JIBC | Amy Severson
Amy Severson Amy is an instructional designer for the Emergency Management Division. Anatomy of a Lesson Plan This post is modified from a presentation by Amy Severson. What is a lesson plan? Like a walking tour, a lesson plan provides a guideline with key points
June 20, 2022
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