TESL Durham Fall 2020 Workshop
Online Teaching: Challenges and Opportunities
Featured speaker:
Dr. Roland van Oostveen
Dr. Roland van Oostveen holds an Honours Bachelor of Science degree in Marine Biology from the University of Guelph, as well as Master of Education and Doctor of Philosophy degrees in Curriculum, Teaching and Learning from the University of Toronto. Dr. van Oostveen currently serves as the Director of the Educational Informatics Laboratory (EILAB) at the Faculty of Education, OntarioTechU, an innovative research facility which is focused on Human Computer Human Interactions (HCHI). As the director of the lab, Roland's major research interests lie in the use of technology and its assistance in learning. Dr. van Oostveen is currently studying human interactions mediated through online learning environments. Capitalizing on his extensive hardware and software support experience, Dr. van Oostveen is particularly interested in creating educational learning environments in order to concentrate on problems that are set in 'real world', ill structured, and open-ended contexts.
When & Where |
Saturday, November 7th, 2020, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
VENUE: Zoom (link will be sent to pre-registered members 30 minutes prior to event) COST:This is a free event for TESL Durham members 4 hours of PD will be provided for attendance to this workshop |
Resources |
Use this link to explore resources shared during the workshop: https://padlet.com/matthew_mcgravey/n4hgqh2a2xi6h6w7 |
