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HyFlex combines the terms hybrid and flexible. Hybrid refers to teaching and learning that integrates face-to-face synchronous and online asynchronous learning experiences. HyFlex learning gives students flexibility and choice by allowing them to choose their participation path for each class, including face-to-face synchronous in the classroom, face-to-face via video conference (e.g., Zoom), and fully asynchronous. One significant challenge of developing hybrid and HyFlex courses is identifying activities for synchronous and asynchronous learning. Join us to identify small, manageable, meaningful learning activities.

Facilitators:

Briana Fraser is a learning technologist in snəw̓eyəɬ leləm̓ Langara College’s Educational Technology department. She holds an MEd, with a focus on distance education, from Athabasca University. Her current professional interests include digital pedagogy, inclusion and accessibility in teaching and learning, Universal Design for Learning, open educational practices, and community building.

Mirabelle Tinio is an ed-tech advisor, instructor, and chair of Modern Languages at snəw̓eyəɬ leləm̓-Langara College in Vancouver, B.C. She has an MA in French literature from UBC and la Sorbonne Nouvelle and is currently pursuing an MEd at UBC. In addition to teaching, she offers workshops on learning technologies, supports instructors with online course development, and facilitates book clubs. She looks forward to having meaningful and inspired discussions with BCcampus FLO workshop participants.

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