Fostering Student Engagement Online
True or false: “Live interaction is the only way to keep students engaged in their learning.” False! You can raise the bar in asynchronous courses with activities that create community through collaboration and give students rich learning experiences.
A webinar with Pia Zeni, Victoria Feth, and James Skidmore held July 16, 2020.
Reducing Cheating Online
How do you prevent students from cheating in the online environment? The alternatives and strategies outlined here will help you maintain academic integrity in your course assignments and tests.
A webinar with Pia Zeni, Victoria Feth, and James Skidmore held July 15, 2020.
Simple and Effective Online Teaching - Grad Student Edition
Webinar held on June 18th, 2020.
Online Teaching and Learning
Presentation to the Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures, University of Toronto
Good Art, Bad Artists. Admiring the Work of Artists We Despise
Is it right to admire works created by artists we despise? In this lecture, I explore whether it’s possible to separate art from the artists.
The Sustainability of the CARE Framework
Presentation at the OER20 Conference, 2020.04.02.
Open Education. Good For You, Good For Your Students
University of Waterloo CTE Research Group, 2020.03.15
What is Populism?
University of Waterloo, PACS 302 - Advocacy for Peace and Justice - 2020.01.27
Bottom-up or Top-down or . . . Sideways? Institutional Policy Support for Open Education
OE Global 2019, Milan, Italy, 2019.11.27.
Oktoberfest. The History of Germany’s Most Famous Festival.
Laurier Association of Lifelong Learning, Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, Ontario - 2019.10.04.
New Approaches to Teaching Cultural Studies Online
American Association of Teachers of Spanish, University of Waterloo - 2018.11.03.