Beyond Surveillance: The Case Against AI Proctoring & AI Detection
By Ian Linkletter, emerging technology and open education librarian, BCIT On September 18, 2024, as …
By Ian Linkletter, emerging technology and open education librarian, BCIT On September 18, 2024, as …
By Gwen Nguyen, advisor, Learning and Teaching, BCcampus Picture this: you walk into your classroom …
The British Columbia Teaching and Learning Council (BCTLC) is pleased to announce that nominations are …
by Alexandra Berry, BCcampus Research Fellow, 2024-2025 BCcampus Research Fellow, Alexandra Berry, teaches early childhood …
By Josie Gray, manager, production and publishing, BCcampus The Shared Educational Resources and Technology (SERT) …
By Catherina Blair, MA candidate in social justice education, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education …
Earlier this spring, the BCTLC elected new co-chairs to lead the council. We are excited to introduce the new leadership team, Ken Jeffery and Brett McCollum.
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By Helena Prins, project manager, Sector Advisory Committee, BCcampus BCcampus is conducting an environmental scan …
As a part of his work as a BCcampus Research Fellow, Colin Madland explores how the COVID-19 pandemic and artificial intelligence advancements are reshaping technology-integrated assessment practices.