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Blog — ...to get to know you a little better given that I’m in Edmonton and you’re in Toronto. Your book collects the voices of women whose lives have been touched by...
Blog — ...by Rolin Moe. Athabasca University offers a MOOC called “Learning to Learn Online” to help you get the most of your online studies. Moodle How can we improve learning...
Blog — ...removal of barriers to knowledge. The 2016 theme is “Open in Action” which calls for scholars and publishers to commit to various open access practices. You can find more information...
Blog — ...will have a chance to respond to. The reports and the author’s response are then presented to the AU Press editorial committee, which makes a publishing recommendation to the Press....
Blog — ...to find legal ways to jail politicians who ignore science, alluding to former Canadian prime minister Stephen Harper, whose government backed away from the previous government’s commitment to implementing the...
Blog — The rapid pivot to online education following the COVID-19 outbreak has universities around the world leaning heavily on educational technology to facilitate remote lectures, exams, meetings, conferences, and more. But...
Blog — ...that he had even arranged to fit a back door to his office within the AFL-CIO headquarters so that he didn’t have to walk through the typing pool coming to...
Contributor — Mark J.W. Lee, adjunct senior lecturer with the School of Education at Charles Sturt University and immediate past editor-in-chief of MERLOT’s Journal of Online Learning and Teaching, has broad interests...
Contributor — Supriya Kar is an editor and translator from Odisha, India. She previously worked as an editor at Cambridge University Press India, and now edits the online journal, Indian Literature Today,...