All activities
The Teaching and Learning Support Services (TLSS) offers free training activities for faculty members. Some events are targeted at faculty, and some are targeted at teaching assistants. Conferences are open to all. Our workshops cover various topics in post-secondary education, such as teaching technology, university teaching, classrooms, etc. We also sometimes offer full days, such as the Design-A-Thon, new faculty and teaching assistant orientation days, etc.
Events by category: Faculty members - Teaching Assistants - Keynote lectures - Special events.
All times listed are in the following time zone: (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada).
Academic Integrity in the Digital Age: Securing Assessments with Respondus
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How can we promote academic integrity during online assessments? How can we restrict access to unauthorized resources during an online exam? What tools can help create fairer and more secure assessment conditions for all students?
Discover the technologies available in your classroom
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Would you like to make the most of the technologies available in your classroom (podium features, Zoom or MS Teams connection, lecture recording, etc.)?
Come and test the equipment or simply talk to our specialists, who will be on hand to answer any questions you may have.
Discover the technologies available in your classroom
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Would you like to make the most of the technologies available in your classroom (podium features, Zoom or MS Teams connection, lecture recording, etc.)?
Come and test the equipment or simply talk to our specialists, who will be on hand to answer any questions you may have.
Discover the technologies available in your classroom
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Would you like to make the most of the technologies available in your classroom (podium features, Zoom or MS Teams connection, lecture recording, etc.)?
Come and test the equipment or simply talk to our specialists, who will be on hand to answer any questions you may have.
Teaching with AI
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The Teaching with AI Micro-Credential provides postsecondary educators with essential concepts and best practices to explore, evaluate, and experiment with AI in today's rapidly evolving landscape. This program covers key topics such as the use of AI in postsecondary education, prompt engineering, guidelines and policies, as well as ethics and academic integrity...
Mastering Open Ed Micro-Credential
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Whether you are a faculty member, instructor, staff, or even graduate student, this course can help you build foundational knowledge to engage with open educational resources (OER) and help you expand your pedagogy through engaging with open publishing tools and open education concepts. This course provides insights into open licensing, sourcing quality OER, and using tools like Pressbooks and H5P to create engaging, accessible content...
Virtual Campus (Brightspace) – Creation Basics for TAs
Will you be helping a professor build content for teaching in Virtual Campus for the first time? You know little or nothing about Virtual Campus? Join the TLSS team for a friendly webinar where we will be covering Virtual Campus basics...
Communication Tips for TAs
Facilitating Engaging, Positive & Successful Sessions
Presenting to students can be one of your roles as a teaching assistant. How to make it an engaging, positive and successful one? In this workshop, you will first reflect on your comfort level in the classroom...
Facilitating Discussion Groups (DGD) in Class or Online – Effective Strategies for TAs
Discussion groups can play an important role in a course. If in your role as a teaching assistant you are responsible for facilitating interaction in discussion groups (in class or online), this webinar is for you!
Building Assessments in Virtual Campus (Brightspace) – Basics for TAs
Will you be helping a professor build assessment activities?
This short webinar will present the tools available in Virtual Campus and the basic functions for creating exams and assignments...
Managing challenging conversations as a TA
Diversity, communication, and disruptive behaviours
For many, the classroom is increasingly a minefield of obstacles and risks: should I broach such and such a subject? How do I go about it? What happens if the audience is offended, reacts negatively, disrespects me, questions my integrity, damages my reputation, etc.? How can I prevent this from happening?
Marking Exams and Grading Assignments in Virtual Campus (Brightspace) – Effective Strategies for TAs
As a teaching assistant, will you be responsible for grading assignments, or marking exams and quizzes submitted through Virtual Campus? If so, this webinar is for you...


