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A digital classroom in a game.

Weathering waves of technology in the classroom

Derritt Mason in front of crowd in the TI.

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Photos from the 2025 Conference on Postsecondary Learning and Teaching

A crowd looking at a brightly lit stage with a speaker and Teaching Awards banners.

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Educators honoured at the 10th annual Celebration of Teaching

Erika Smith, a fair skinned woman with blonde hair and a bob cut, is standing outside in a blue button-up shirt and smiling.

Shaping what it means to lead through the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning

Innovator educator

Innovator / Educator: Nicole Sandblom

Three eggs in a carton with faces.

Teach me something

Christine Martineau receives a blanket at a ceremony.

"Being" in Post-Secondary Education

Derritt Mason wearing a blue blazer and collared shirt with a tie. They are white, with short dark hair and a beard, and he is smiling.

Welcoming the 2024–25 Acting Senior Director of the Taylor Institute for Teaching and Learning

An AI generated image of a Black female student in a classroom surrounded by other students. They are all on laptops and there are blue digital images around them.

Empowering teaching and learning experiences through GenAI

Keynote speakers Marie Battiste and Jacqueline Ottmann.

Join prominent Indigenous scholars and Elders in discussions on ethical spaces and parallel processes in higher ed