Explore equity in everyday campus life and share your perspective. Follow @ot_campuslife to participate and have your say.

Develop your innovation mindset as it relates to the workplace in the Workplace Innovation course.

Ontario Tech University\u2019s AI and Writing module explores how artificial intelligence can support idea generation, organization, drafting and revision.

In this webinar, we will explore the power of scholarly research for enhancing teaching, fostering critical inquiry, and promoting evidence-informed practice.

In this webinar, we will learn to identify mechanisms of erasure, challenge surface-level diversity models, and integrate critical historical consciousness into pedagogical practices.

Advancing Older Adults' Safety in Durham Region brings together local experts and community partners to bridge the gap between research and local response.

A film screening of Karuara, People of the River and discussion with Alderville Chief Taynar Simpson, and co-director, Stephanie Boyd

Remembrance Day ceremony honouring the courage, service, and sacrifice of those who have served our country.

Author of Predicted: How AI Is Restructuring Social Life, Dr. Mona Sloane discusses how AI has become a crucial social infrastructure of everyday life, and calls us to reclaim it for a better future.

The second of three sessions of the book club for graduate students, post docs and early career faculty!

How is AI becoming social infrastructure? Drawing on over a decade of research, Dr. Mona Sloane will examine how AI becomes embedded in everyday life, its limitations and possibilities for public good

In this workshop, we will explore how technology can drive inclusivity in education by integrating intersectional approaches and Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles.

This course will provide you with the tools necessary to manage and guide employees and customers effectively through times of change and transition.

This course will help you effectively respond to various types of social media posts and responses and understand the fundamentals of marketing on social media.

Join us for a film night at the historic Regent Theatre in Downtown Oshawa!

Join students, staff and community members for an open conversation about biodiversity, the climate crisis and community-driven climate action.

In this session, we will discuss how thoughtfully designed, instructor-approved cheat sheets can be used as tools for supporting learning.

In this workshop, we will come together to share practical strategies and build action plans for your next unexpected teaching assignment.

Join this interactive, three-hour workshop to explore the science, causes and impacts of climate change through collaborative activities.

In this course, students will explore the relationships among AI, simulation fidelity, cost effectiveness and skills transfer effectiveness in SBL.

A virtual event with teaching professor Dr. Vivian Stamatopoulos and filmmaker Katrina Love Prescott regarding Prescott's short series on caregiving and advocacy.

This practical session explores copyright, fair dealing, public domain, and Creative Commons licensing in the context of course development.

Ontario Tech University\u2019s AI and Simulation Learning course explores how artificial intelligence can be used to create simulation-based learning environments and support skills development.

In this workshop, we will reflect on our teaching patterns and build practical strategies for equitable participation, assessment, and curriculum design.

Learn how to build efficient and successful digital marketing and social media plans for your Not-for-Profit organization with the Communications & Marketing in a Digital Age course.

In this hands-on workshop, we\u2019ll explore how to craft effective prompts for generative AI tools in teaching, research, and creative work.