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
Alexandra & Leif About Ba Thach Thao (Alexandra) NguyenJISU Organizer About Lief GarrettJISU Director of External Relations and LESD Cohort 62 leader. OER Survey by JIBC Students’ Union JIBC Students’ Union launched a student survey on Open Educational Resources among its members in February 2022. The
Helen shares with us what she learned from her attendance of the 2-day conference held by the Educational Technology Users Group (ETUG).
Lynn Truong Watch our very own Lynn introduce Open Educational Resources to you in the following video! About LynnLynn Truong is an instructional designer with CTLI. She recently graduated with her Master of Education in Curriculum and Pedagogy with a specialization in digital technology at
Michelle Jackson Faculty, Fire Safety Division We asked a Fire Safety Division faculty member, Michelle Jackson, how the start of her semester has been going and here’s what she had to say: How have you been adjusting to all the changes of the past year+?
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
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
Albertine shares what she learned from attending Dr. Candyce Reynolds presentation on ePortfolios and Reflections.
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
Helen and Naz spend 2 days on a professional development retreat for post secondary educators and share about what they learned along the way.
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
Read about how AI has the potential (good or bad) to impact the way students tackle assessments.
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.
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.
Chris Rattenbury Faculty, Bachelor Law Enforcement Studies, Acting Program Manager for Police Advance Training We asked a few faculty around campus who are teaching this September: What’s new this September? Acting program manager and faculty, Chris Rattenbury, graciously spent some time to answer our question. As of September,
A Comprehensive Guide to Applying Universal Design for Learning | A Collection of Three UDL
Workbooks. Dave draws more on how to apply Universal Design Principles (UDL) to assessment design.
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”
Michael Currie Michael Currie is the Senior Manager, Information Technology at the Justice Institute of BC. He oversees the infrastructure and security of IT and he has a special interest in EDI as an individual born with a bilateral hearing loss. https://ctli.jibc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Bionic_Man.mp4 Want to chat
While assessments are always a challenging time for students, there are a few things that JIBC can do to reduce those barriers. Kavita shares how we at JIBC could focus on reducing the cognitive, motor, and physical load for students and try to provide an equivalent experience for all learners.
We asked a few faculty around campus who are teaching this September: What’s new this September?
Faculty member and program manager, Bettina Williams, went above and beyond and answered us via video. Thank you, Bettina!
