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2020 SALTISE Conference

Annual SALTISE conference will be cancelled for 2020.

We are keeping open the possibility of a smaller scale virtual gathering of members who wish to share lessons learned for the rapid implementations of online classes – Please stay tuned

Annual SALTISE conference will be cancelled for 2020.

SALTISE 2020 Conference Update and COVID-19

We are committed to our annual student award- Deadline April 14th

SALTISE Student Award

We committed to honouring educators who stand out as leaders in the promotion of academic excellence- Deadline April 14th

Online Teaching & Learning Resources

Keeping Our Community Connected

Given the current situation SALTISE’s goal is to serve the education community by providing elearning resources to help and support faculty at this time. If you have any resources and or information you would like to share please send them to – info@saltise.ca

Advice to those about to teach online because of the corona-virus – By Dr. Tony Bates, posted on: Online Learning and Distance Education Resources.

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SALTISE News

Security tips every teacher and professor needs to know about Zoom, right now

April 3rd 2020

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With COVID-19 keeping most of us home, Zoom has become an essential tool for working, learning, and socializing. But it comes with an increased risk of abuse. Learn how you can protect your virtual classrooms from Zoom-bombing. bit.ly/34etp08

3 days ago

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Join this 30 minute webinar with other educators preparing to use linkr to support teaching and learning during the current age of social distancing on Tuesday March 31 at 1:00 PM, EST. For more information, go to bit.ly/3avJn8u

1 week ago

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SALTISE is gathering resources to help you plan your on-line teaching during the COVID-19 crisis. Find them here: saltise.ca

2 weeks ago

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About Us

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.