As this is a great opportunity to share and exchange ideas, we invite you to submit a proposal, whether it's guided by your innovative instructional practices or educational research. Deadline: Wednesday, March 31, 2021, 6:00PM EST
Click here to submitOn Friday, Feb 26th, a panel shared their experiences with online platforms such as CATME, now widely used at Harvard, and other technological tools for supporting the formation of effective groups. A video recording will be uploaded soon!
Coming Soon!On March 3rd, 2021 - In this live conversation with a CourseFlow expert, practitioners will receive support to put together their lessons or courses in CourseFlow, as well as troubleshooting and solving problems regarding the tool
Reserve your spotWith myDALITE, teachers can use the same questions in class in polling mode, or assign questions as out-of-class homework through any learning management system.
It’s online, free, designed by Quebec-based researchers, and useful for all disciplines from high school and onwards.
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SALTISE is a community of educational researchers, post-secondary instructors and faculty developers, across Montreal and the Province of Quebec who actively promote national and international collaborations and partnerships. Our common interests are the exploration and implementation of evidence-based innovations in pedagogy and educational technology.
Weekly mentoring and support related to using technologies we have developed and /or support, including myDALITE, CourseFlow and Visual Classrooms.
ScheduleBi-monthly talking circles led and managed by peers. These are aimed at bringing colleagues who share disciplinary content concerns together to discuss pedagogical solutions.
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