BCcampus Mixtape: Recent Episodes
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This podcast is a remix of previously recorded BCcampus offerings such as our Lunchable Learning Radio Show, Open Knowledge Spectrums, and more! If you love to learn, you've come to the right place.
Show notes:
- Josie's podcast: Open Knowledge Spectrums
- Connect with each of them on LinkedIn: Caleb, Mitali, Jaime
- Connect with Caleb on Twitter @qrnrd
- Caleb’s website: https://calebvalorozojones.ca/
- Jaime’s website: https://jaimehilditch.com/
- Microsoft’s Inclusive Design Toolkit
- OCAD’s Inclusive Design masters program
- Inclusive Spectrums: An exhibit the class put together in summer 2020 to share their preliminary research ideas.
Show notes:
- Some of Tadashi’s research:
- The passive voice of white supremacy: Tracing epistemic and discursive violence in world history curriculum
- Negation of being and reason in the world history classroom: “They used to think of me as a lesser being”
- Teaching alternative and indigenous gender systems in world history: A queer approach
- Read Sasha Costanza-Chock’s book: Design Justice: Community-Led Practices to Build the Worlds We Need (I referenced the introduction)
- Explore the Cite Black Women website to learn about the origins of this movement, the five guiding principles, and their podcast.
- Check out this great intro to queer theory through the lens of the Harry Potter books by Hannah McGregor and Marcel Kosman: Witch, Please: Book 2, Episode 2: Queer Theory
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Show notes:
Chad Flinn will be a keynote speaker at the Trades Summit Series: Strengthening Teaching and Learning for the Future happening November 24th and 25th, 2022. Register now!
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Show notes:
Article: Bouajram, Rohene. Other duties as assigned? August 24, 2021. University Affairs.
Listener Challenges:
- What step do you commit to doing differently today in support of your fellow racialized staff and students?
2. With regard to anti-Black racism work …Stay with it. Speak up and speak out and advocate in all spaces.
References:
- Scholarship program as discussed by hosts New scholarship program at UBC for Black Canadian students
- Donneil McNab The Power of Discourse| EDI Consulting
Show Notes:
Publications (see Junsong’s blog for more)
Zhang, J., Takacs, S., Truong L., Smulders, D., Lee, H. (2021). Assessment Design: Perspectives and Examples Informed by Universal Design for Learning. Centre for Teaching, Learning, and Innovation. Justice Institute of British Columbia
Takacs, S., Zhang, J, Lee, H. (2020). Universal Design for Learning: Strategies for Blended and Online Learning. Centre for Teaching, Learning, and Innovation. Justice Institute of British Columbia
Takacs, S. & Zhang, J (2020). Universal Design for Learning: A Practical Guide. Centre for Teaching, Learning, and Innovation. Justice Institute of British Columbia
Blog
https://blogs.ubc.ca/junsongz/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/junsz
Listener Challenge
“What type of simulations have been/are widely used in your institution or organization and what is the impact on learning and assessment?”
FLO Tips:
Dotstorming Board (note: an account is not needed to vote, but participants do need to provide a name - this does not need to be your real name)
This podcast episode goes live during Open Access week (October 24-30)! The theme of this year’s International Open Access week is "Open for Climate Justice". #OAWeek #OpenForClimateJustice
For more information, you can go to openaccessweek.org.
Show notes:
- Follow Amy on Twitter @amy_nusbaum
- Check out Amy’s Google Scholar page
- Who Gets to Wield Academic Mjolnir?: On Worthiness, Knowledge Curation, and Using the Power of the People to Diversify OER
- Psychology – 2e (OpenStax)
- Hypothes.is
- Pressbooks
Show notes:
UBC
UBC Studios
Emerging Media Lab
Emerging Media Community of Practice
2018 Innovation Award awarded to the University of British Columbia’s Emerging Media Lab
Book Clubs
BCcampus Online Book Club
BCcampus Book Club SPLOT or Small Teaching Online Book Club Took Kit: a collaboration between Langara College and BCcampus
Q & A with Flower Darby
Listener Challenge
“Invite someone over for coffee or a chat (in person or via Zoom) and share a strategy you use to connect with students.
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More about Isabeau
Blog: isabeauiqbal.com/blog
Subscribe to her newsletter: isabeauiqbal.com/subscribe
A worksheet on values: https://www.isabeauiqbal.com/a-worksheet-on-values-authentic-aspirational/
Strengths assessments (some free, some paid): https://www.makeuseof.com/online-strength-tests-identify-skills/
Listener Challenge
Try at a moment of stress to put your hand on your heart and take a few deep breaths and calm yourself.
Canadian Mental Health Association
Listener Challenge
Set aside 10 minutes a day for self-care. Think about what will work for you, what feels good, and what will nourish you.
Book Recommendations
The Things You Can See Only When You Slow Down by Haemin Sunim
Atomic Habits by James Clear
Podcasts
We Can Do Hard Things hosted by Glennon Doyle
Bréne Brown interviews James Clear
- Pulling Together: Guides for Indigenization of Post-Secondary Institutions – There are six guides in total. When this original interview was published, the Researcher’s Guide was not yet available.
- Indigenization Project Documents
https://www.nccie.ca/story/kenthen-thomas-secwepemc-storyteller/
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UBC and SFU Climate Action Links:
- https://strategicplan.ubc.ca/universities-taking-action-to-address-the-climate-emergency/
- https://president.ubc.ca/blog/2021/04/26/climate-emergency/
- https://ubcclimatehub.ca/
- https://www.gracenosek.com/
- https://www.sfu.ca/sustainability/sfu2025/climate-action-student-collaborative.html
Listener Challenge:
“Identify what is your action that you will take that is going to support Truth and Reconciliation and shift the meter for equity for all of our people.” Don't forget to subscribe to the BCcampus newsletter to get all the latest BCcampus information and offerings!
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