Webinars
Weekly
These webinars are held most weeks. Occasionally, we need to skip a week. The webinars are not recorded. If you would like to participate but are busy at that time every week, please let us know and we can arrange a session at a time that suits you.
On request
UNICAM demonstration
VerifyEd demonstration
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Women In Leadership (WIL) Network Series
D2L AFFINITY NETWORK
Joining a network that features people with shared experiences is the best way to allow members to discuss and gain advice without judgement.
There are many challenges faced by women in education and the workforce. Involvement in this group just might help you overcome those challenges.
Networks give you the power to virtually connect with peers on your topics of choice.
The Women In Leadership Network initially kicked-off at Fusion in August and continues as a series of sessions, which you can participate in as much or as little as you choose.
The topic for the session on October 13, 2020 is Women in Leadership: Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging.
Tuesday, October 13 18.00-19.45 CET
Description
Our panelists will dive deeply into their experiences in the areas of diversity and inclusion in the workplace. They’ll share various thoughts, questions, and concerns that are commonly incurred by women in education, training, and the workplace.
Panelists
Shatha Naser – CIO, Luminus Education
Elizabeth Leiba – Instructional Design Manager, LMS Administrator, City College
Karen Hahn – Assistant VP for Learning Design, Saint Leo
Christine Belzie – Course Developer/Online Writing Tutor, Pearson
Mandy Lam – Strategic Communications Director, D2L
Yvonne Bell – SVP, People and Culture, D2L
Storytelling with Data: Use Your Evidence; Use it Effectively
You have the data; data that can create change in your organization. The data is only part of the equation – telling the story contributes to creating the interventions that impact organizational change momentum.
Wednesday, 14 October 2020 at 9:30 am EDT
What You Will Learn
Join us as we talk about storytelling with data!
How to Personalize the Student Experience with Brightspace
Students learn in different ways and expect more than a one-size-fits-all approach to their education. Now, consider the number of students in a typical higher education class. How can instructors address the unique needs of each learner in a way that’s easy, personalized, and scalable? Join us for this brief demonstration of the adaptive learning engine in D2L’s Brightspace platform. We’ll highlight how this tool can help simplify the process of providing students with tailored learning experiences.
Thursday Oct 15 20:00 CET
You Will Learn to
Use adaptive release tools to link course concepts to content
Leverage existing objectives and content to create unique learning paths
Serve additional content to students when needed
Mastery-based Teaching Moves and Grading Strategies for Remote Learning
As educators embark on teaching remotely across the US, big questions are surfacing about equity, how to develop responsive learning communities online, and how to assess learning with accuracy.
Wednesday 21 October 2020 21:00 CET
What You Will Learn
The Mastery Collaborative, a program of the New York City Department of Education’s Office of Leadership, joins us again to share both useful ways to think through these issues and practices that they’ve already seen working well. Their model for remote learning focuses on 4 Important principles: be supportive, be flexible, be clear, and be responsive.
This session Is for all teachers, regardless of school model, who are striving to teach effectively in a remote or partly remote teaching situation.
Presenters:
Joy Nolan
Director and Cofounder, Mastery Collaborative
Meg Stentz
Associate Director, Mastery Collaborative
The Rollout of EdTech in Higher Education – Strategies for Successful Adoption of EdTech
Join us on 27 October for our panel discussion: ‘The Rollout of EdTech in Higher Education – Strategies for Successful Adoption of EdTech’.
This session is designed to engage a diverse audience, with emphasis on key stakeholders that are involved in the roll out, pilot and embedding of technology in the Higher Education space.
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What we’ll cover:
The pressing issues and challenges to the rollout of educational technology
Best practice and strategy to successfully pilot technology, and most importantly, increase adoption in higher education
Concluding Q&A session that brings our attendees into the discussion
Who should attend?
All higher education professionals with a vested interest in institutional-level assessment capabilities and who influence the decision-making process for edtech adoption.
Presenters:
Mr Eamon Vale
Associate Director, Learning Design, Keypath Australia
Professor Kevin Ashford-Rowe
Pro Vice-Chancellor (Digital Learning), Queensland University of Technology
Mr Patrick Stoddart
Senior Manager, Academic and Learning Systems Support, Melbourne University
Dr Ratna Selvaratnam
Manager, Learning Technologies and Innovation, Edith Cowan University
Reimagining Self-Regulated Learning: Helping Students Develop Metacognitive Awareness in Online and Hybrid Learning Environments
Metacognition is broadly defined as awareness and control of one’s learning and is increasingly recognized as an important component of the learning process. For many institutions looking to create and support active learning environments with the aid of technology, the question becomes, in what ways can learning technologies like the learning management system (LMS) be leveraged to promote self-regulation and metacognitive skill development in students? What effect do these interventions have on student learning behaviors and academic outcomes? And how can positive interventions like these be positioned across an institution? To explore this topic in deeper detail, please join us on Thursday, October 29 as we explore these questions and more with Drs. Crystal Fulton, James Matthews, and Emma O’Neill from the University College Dublin in Dublin, Ireland.
Don’t miss out! Register for your seat today.
Tuesday Oct 29 20:00 CET
Key topics include:
The efficacy of VLE-based learning interventions in higher education
Developing self-regulation and metacognitive skills, including:
- Planning
- Self-monitoring
- Self-evaluation
The use of assessment and feedback processes to develop these metacognitive skills
Producing of a proof of concept model for potential wider uptake throughout an institution
