Series: Online
Event Date & Time
Event Description
Please click “Register Now” to register for this event. This event will be online on Zoom.
The Tapestry Tool is a newly-developed learning tool created by University of British Columbia students, faculty, and staff. It allows for non-linear, dynamic, easily updatable, and student-centered content. The Tapestry Tool is being designed to allow for student/faculty co-creation of knowledge, to engage students with their learning community, and to enhance learning experiences across disciplines.
This workshop begins with the theoretical underpinnings for the Tool, and several use cases for the Tapestry Tool. You will then get a chance to discuss other possible use cases in small groups. Following that, you will create your own “Tapestry”, either individually or in a small group. You’ll see non-linear and interactive learning design in action and walk out with new perspectives on online teaching and learning.
Speakers: Steven J. Barnes, Melanie Butt, Aidin Niavarani
The Zoom video conferencing link will be provided prior to the event to all who are confirmed to participate. Please make sure you have your own quiet space and a computer with a webcam and earphones/buds, and download and test Zoom before the session: join this test meeting and check out this support article.