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Our Spring/Summer 2025 programming is here with learning opportunities for academic staff, graduate students and postdoctoral scholars.
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Featured news
Peer-assisted study redefines UCalgary student support
A transformative student-led program — Peer-Assisted Study Session, or PASS — helps students with challenging courses
Large class, small feel: How Future Skills helped 300 students feel connected
Ayesha Mian Akram leveraged the program's modules to teach her students differently
Weathering waves of technology in the classroom
Dr. D'Arcy Norman, PhD, shares thoughts from his long career navigating shifts in technology in post-secondary teaching and learning.
Managing workload and mitigating burnout
Educational Development Consultant Patti Dyjur shares resources to support instructors and students in preventing burnout.
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Photos from the 2025 Conference on Postsecondary Learning and Teaching
Delegates from around the world attended three days of connection and conversation about post-secondary teaching and learning assessment.
Soroush Sabbaghan appointed as inaugural GenAI Educational Leader in Residence
New position in Taylor Institute will strengthen partnerships and advance GenAI processes across UCalgary
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