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July 2026Learn something new at Studio B this month! Choose from a range of hands-on workshops designed to build digital literacy and a critical understanding of how emerging technologies are shaping education. View the full workshop list to select your preferred workshop(s), then fill out our booking request form. Need something tailored to your course? Custom workshops are available on request. How It Works: This presentation is available on demand as a field trip experience at Studio B Discovery Lab. Faculty of Education instructors can book a session and bring their students for an engaging, hands-on learning opportunity. Faculty of Education instructors, faculty, and staff are also welcome to book a visit to experience the presentation individually or with a group. Please fill out our booking request form and select “Featured Exhibition” to book. Location: Studio B Discovery Lab – Scarfe 1009 Facilitators: LDDI Team |
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Tuesday, July 28 - Wednesday, July 29 | 9:00 am – 3:00 pmJoin us July 28–29 for the LDDI Summer Institute, a two-day event that showcases and celebrates emerging approaches to teaching and learning. This year’s theme — (Re)imagining Educational Futures — highlights how educators, staff and students are critically exploring possibilities and working together to build more inclusive and connected learning experiences. Hosted by Learning Design and Digital Innovation (LDDI) and the Faculty of Education Working Groups, the Summer Institute features interactive workshop sessions, thought-provoking panel discussions and guided presentations. Each day offers opportunities to connect with colleagues, explore new ideas and engage with critical topics in teaching and learning. Day 1 is presented by the Accessibility Working Group and will feature insightful conversations about how accessibility impacts our work, research and practice of teaching and learning. Day 2 is presented by the Artificial Intelligence Working Group and will explore the role of AI in education though a research-creation based lens. This event is open to UBC faculty, staff, students and alumni, and educators in K–12 and higher education. |
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