The LT Hub offers training and professional development opportunities for teaching with technology. These opportunities allow you to learn more about pedagogical practices, get familiar with available technologies, and explore effective ways of integrating technology into your teaching.
Courses, Drop-Ins & Workshops
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Getting Started with Creating, Editing, and Sharing Video Using Kaltura | Synchronous Online | Kaltura is a media platform where you and your students can create, store, and share multimedia content in Canvas. Join us for this one-hour introduction to Kaltura, where we will also delve into the features available in the Kaltura cloud. Whether you want to create short videos to introduce yourself to your students, create lecture videos for your course, or record and share your synchronous lecture session, this workshop will get you started using Kaltura and explore some of its key functionality. You can also ask questions and get answers about the migration of videos into the Kaltura cloud. Variable days: Register for a workshop |
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WordPress and Wiki Clinics | Synchronous Online | An alternative way of sharing online course content at UBC is to set up a website on UBC Blogs (which uses WordPress) or use the UBC Wiki. Get one-on-one support with WordPress and Wiki for teaching, learning, or administrative purposes on Thursdays. Specialists at the clinic will be happy to answer all your questions during the scheduled time. Thursdays | 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Register for a session |
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Getting Started with Canvas | Synchronous Online | Canvas is UBC’s primary all-in-one platform for delivering online course content. This workshop is geared towards those who have little experience teaching with Canvas. We will explore how to design, deliver, and manage your Canvas courses—and make your teaching more efficient. Variable days once or twice a term: Register for a workshop |
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Qualtrics Studio | Synchronous Online | Qualtrics is UBC’s primary tool for running surveys and analyzing survey data. You can build custom surveys that are tailored to your needs, for use in or outside of courses. Join us for the monthly Qualtrics studio virtual workshop and drop-in session, geared towards UBC faculty and staff using Qualtrics as a teaching or research tool. Variable days once a month: Register for a session |
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Course Design Intensive | Synchronous Online | In the Course Design Intensive, participants work individually and collaboratively to design or re-design a course they are (or will be) teaching. Held over three days during one week, the workshop provides a solid framework for course design that is not specific to a particular delivery method (such as remote, hybrid, or face-to-face delivery). Variable days twice a year: Register for a workshop |
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Instructional Skills Workshop for Faculty | Synchronous In Person & Online | The Instructional Skills Workshop for Faculty is designed to enhance the teaching effectiveness of both new and experienced educators. You will have a chance to try new teaching approaches and to sharpen existing skills by designing and conducting three “mini-lessons” and receiving feedback from your peers. Variable days multiple times a year (spots fill up fast, so book early!): Register for a workshop |
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CTLT Institutes | Synchronous In Person & Online | The Centre for Teaching, Learning and Technology (CTLT) hosts CTLT Institutes three times a year—in spring, summer, and winter—which feature interactive workshops and sessions where you can network, gain practical ideas, and share best practices with your colleagues and other UBC community members. Variable days three times a year: Register for sessions |
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Introduction to Teaching Online | Asynchronous Online | This self-paced, asynchronous course is designed for UBC instructors who are new to teaching online courses. Over 8-10 hours, the course walks participants through recommended, evidence-based practices to use when preparing for and teaching online. Videos, readings, activities, and just-in-time checklists help participants apply these practices to their specific contexts. Any day / time: View the course |
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Individual Consultation with a Learning Designer | Synchronous Online | Sign up for a virtual one-on-one course consultation with a Learning Designer to explore ways of enhancing your students’ learning. Discuss any questions you have or feedback you would like, especially related to teaching courses with online or hybrid delivery. Thursdays | 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Register for a session |
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LT Hub Drop-Ins | Synchronous Online | The LT Hub offers weekday virtual drop-in support for all UBC learning technologies. Get one-on-one help with developing pedagogical strategies, being trained in specific tools, and troubleshooting technical issues by accessing the link during the scheduled times. Monday – Friday | 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Visit the virtual LT Hub |
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Online Teaching Program | Asynchronous Online | Designed in response to the university-wide pivot online in March 2020, this self-paced program can help you adapt your course to the online environment and prepare you to teach online. You can also reference the standalone Online Teaching Program resources for guides covering inclusivity, academic integrity, assessments, open educational resources, and other online teaching topics. Any day / time: View the course |
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Canvas 101 | Asynchronous Online | Canvas is UBC’s primary learning platform for delivering online course content. This self-paced course is designed to give you a basic overview of the features and functionality of Canvas and help you build your course with confidence. It will highlight multiple ways you can leverage Canvas to design, deliver, and manage your course effectively. Any day / time: Enroll in the course |