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The beginning of the (unique) Fall semester brought with it a flurry of creative posts from many on how to build community online and how to engage students in unique online activities and discussions. A few from the good people behind Equity Unbound are gathered here.

Teaching and learning in digital spaces are not new phenomena. The expertise in the development and delivery of course content – be it academic or not, continues to evolve. Understanding the needs and experiences of digital learners has long been and continues to be a topic of significant research interest.  Content on how to teach or how to learn in an online environment has always been plentiful, whether it is offered in print or digitally, with cost or for free.

New Year, New Decade

Not only a new year but a new decade!  In addition to the annual year reflection that hits me every December 31^st this year I pondered about the last ten years. Where was I in 2010 and what was I doing? Memories came flooding back. Some memories brought laughter and comfort and others brought sadness and regret

This fall I begin my third year as an Associate Faculty member teaching in the Master of Arts in Learning and Technology (MALAT) program at Royal Roads University. It’s work I do outside of my regular, full-time job at Bccampus. It’s my side hustle, and one I increasingly find both professional value and personal joy in doing.

The School of Education and Technology invites staff and faculty to attend the MA in Higher Education Administration and Leadership (MAHEAL) students' poster presentations, which will showcase their research projects.