Introducing New Leadership at BCTLC
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.
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.
This comprehensive roadmap was crafted through an inclusive process, reflecting the voices, aspirations, and priorities of our audience and interest holders.
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.
Through the BCcampus Research Fellows program, a team of researchers from Thompson Rivers University is able to expand and adapt EDI research methodology into a more fulsome mixed-methods study.
The discussion around the integration of open educational resources (OER) has elicited an enthusiastic, yet skeptical response from students. In her work as a BCcampus Research Fellow, Alea Rzeplinski, explored this debate.
The British Columbia Teaching and Learning Council is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2024 West Coast Teaching Excellence Awards.
This spring, BCcampus is hitting the road, cruising through post-secondary campuses, and connecting with fellow educators along the way.
Our 2023/24 Annual Review not only highlights our impact on British Columbia’s post-secondary educational landscape, it also underscores our efforts in aligning with the priorities of the Ministry of Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills.
Consider the last time you worked with someone else, either as a pair or a larger group. When was this? What was the objective? Were you working together in person, online, or a mix of both? How was your experience working with them? Whether you had a great, terrible, or middling time, chances are communication was a key factor in how it turned out.