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UBC's e-Learning Toolkit is for those new to using technology in education or those looking for new ideas and best practices. In the Toolkit, you will find a definition of each learning tool, sample uses, some benefits, tips on how to get started, and additional resources.
The tools UBC currently supports are:
- Academic Continuity Toolkit
- Blackboard Collaborate
- Blogs
- Clickers
- Connect
- ePortfolios
- Mobile Learning
- Open Education
- Podcasting
- Respondus Lockdown Browser
- Respondus Quiz
- Respondus StudyMate
- Social Web Tools
- Student Peer Evaluation
- Turnitin
- WebCT Vista
- WeBWork
- Wiki
- Video Basics
If you find a tool or approach that you are interested in:
- first, consider your teaching goals. Our Framework for Assessing Technology (based on Bates' and Poole's SECTIONS model) is a good tool to help get you started.
- look for some workshops on the tool
- contact your local Instructional Support Unit or visit the Centre for Teaching, Learning and Technology or the Learning Commons to discuss your needs.
