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Training for Teaching Assistants

 

The Teaching and Learning Support Service (TLSS) offers training for TAs at the beginning of the fall and winter terms. The proposed workshops will be offered online (webinars) through the Zoom platform or on the main campus in a classroom reserved for the session.

Programming will begin in August and run until the end of September. If you are a teaching assistant for the upcoming term, the proposed training will help you carry out your tasks effectively. 

You can also visit the other categories for other activities: Faculty members - Keynote lectures - Special events - All activities.

All times listed are in the following time zone: (UTC-04:00) Eastern Daylight Time (US & Canada).

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Mastering Open Ed Micro-Credential

01-06-2026 12:00 pm - 17-07-2026 4:00 pm
Fully online
A program designed and offered by eCampusOntario


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... 

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