— ...noted the difficulty in delivering such a consistent quality throughout the book. They commented that the marketing and launch were very well thought out and executed well. Their final remarks...
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Blog — ...the idea as it built on their previous commitment to reading the entire Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Final Report. The book club first featured My Decade at Old Sun, My...
Series — Distance education is the fastest growing mode of both formal and informal teaching, training, and learning. It has many variants that include online learning, mobile learning, and immersive learning environments....
Blog — ...thinking about how we can provide greater access to academic work and what kind of access readers want. Just scrolling through the replies to Collison’s tweet tells us there are...
Blog — ...which the complete command of the lake afforded them of transporting that force to any given point where they might most annoy him and molest his retreat, it was to...
Blog — ...are some resources and articles that we support and have found helpful over the past week. We hope to continue adding resources to this list as we read and reflect....
Blog — ...to launch the book club and mark the third anniversary since the final national event of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in Edmonton. Check out some of the media coverage...
Blog — ...Click through citations to online sources. Use the platform by clicking “read online” on the latest AU Press publications. Our most recent titles are 25 Years of Ed Tech by...
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