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Matthew Makel, wearing glasses, a light blue shirt and a dark blue sport coat, stands smiling in front of trees.

One-size educational approach doesn't fit all young learners: Werklund research chair

Naidoo

Class of 2023: Werklund grad finds that multicultural sensitivity is key to engaging remote learners

Jesse Stommel

Ungrading and alternative assessment: A Q-and-A with Jesse Stommel

Maha Bali

Equity and care in education: A Q-and-A with Maha Bali

Christina White Prosser’s project delves into teaching challenges in correctional classrooms and how Scanning Pen technology might provide unique education opportunities for students who struggle with learning

Handheld tech transforms learning for those in custody

Statue of Socrates, Academy of Athens (Ακαδημία Αθηνών), Athens, Greece

Transdisciplinary UCalgary team investigates ethical use of AI in post-secondary

Geoscience students, from left, Nicole Garner, Emma Hicklin, Kylie Tiedje, and Nichol Gillan use the HoloLens during a geoscience lab (HoloLens image superimposed)

Innovative teaching method allows students to take a field trip without ever leaving the lab

Linda Duffet-Leger and Mohammad Moshirpour

Two UCalgary faculties join forces as they leverage technology to improve health-care outcomes

Online games may reduce post-secondary peril for learning-challenged students

Online games may reduce post-secondary peril for learning-challenged students

Carol Kenney, Dr. Bijoy Menon

UCalgary partnership extends benefits of health research to more communities across Alberta