An Inter-Institutional Action on Climate Change: A Spotlight on Public Health

Tuesday, April 16 | 12pm - 1pm

This interactive Viewpoint session is an extension of our collaborative podcast series titled, An Inter-Institutional Action on Climate Change, where thought leaders in social institutions engage in dialogue to discover transformative learning opportunities to address climate change.

In this session, Lana Voracek, a Neonatal Intensive Care Registered Nurse, shares her perspective on climate change as a health issue and health concern for patients. Nafis Rahman will share her deep passion for public health and her commitment to addressing the complex connections between climate change and human well-being. Together, Lana Voracek and Nafis Rahman will discuss their unique perspectives and approaches to climate justice within the public health industry.



Location: Zoom



Panel:
Nafis Rahman
Lana Voracek, RN, BSN

Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace

Tuesday, April 23 | 12pm - 2pm

Thursday, April 25 | 1pm - 2:30pm

AI is everywhere! Wonder what the hype is all about? Are you using or thinking of using AI tools, but not sure how or if you should use them at work? Have questions about the ethical concerns of AI and how we even got here? Join LDDI as we delve into the murky waters of the rapidly evolving AI landscape in our diverse workplace contexts. With activities designed for various tools, critically engage with generative AI from different lenses and perspectives, and gain the confidence to make informed decisions about AI. Will AI replace us? Join this professional development session to find out!



Location:

In person, Ponderosa Ballroom (April 23)

Zoom (April 25)



Presenters:
The LDDI Team

Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace

Tuesday, April 23 | 12pm - 2pm

Thursday, April 25 | 1pm - 2:30pm

AI is everywhere! Wonder what the hype is all about? Are you using or thinking of using AI tools, but not sure how or if you should use them at work? Have questions about the ethical concerns of AI and how we even got here? In this LDDI professional development session, we delved into the murky waters of the rapidly evolving AI landscape in our diverse workplace contexts. With activities designed for various tools, we critically engaged Faculty of Education staff with generative AI from different lenses and perspectives, and had them gain the confidence to make informed decisions about AI.



Location:

In person, Ponderosa Ballroom (April 23)

Zoom (April 25)



Presenters:
The LDDI Team

Tea with AI

Tuesday, April 30 | 12pm – 1pm

Every month we explore several AI tools. This month we are focusing on the intersection of Wellbeing and AI. Guided by UBCs Wellbeing Strategic Framework, join us as we explore three priority areas: mental health, physical exercise and food and nutrition.

Do you think AI can help us in our wellbeing? Come join us and participate in engaging discussions on these important topics!



Location: Neville Scarfe, Room 1008



Facilitators:
The LDDI Team


Orientation to Learning Technologies for Instructors

Wednesday, May 8 | 12 pm – 1 pm

This orientation workshop for new Faculty of Education instructors will explore the services and learning technologies available at UBC. We will look into how technology can be used to improve your teaching experience, and how to find support if you need it. This session will cover:

• Overview of UBC Learning Technology Ecosystem
• UBC Technologies
• UBC Technology Services
• Intro to the Canvas LMS



Location: Zoom



Facilitators:
Maryam Danaei Ababin
Eduardo Rebagliati

A Workshop for BEd Instructors: Getting in Sync With Your Digital Classroom

Wednesday, May 15 | 12 pm – 1 pm

This workshop offers evidence-based practices and pedagogical methods for your online hybrid course designs. This workshop will guide you through your decision-making, inform your teaching choices, and support you to identify priorities in online learning spaces. You will learn practical strategies on how to organize, present, pace and structure your course to enhance student learning and engagement. We will showcase and provide examples of tools for individual and collaborative online activities in hybrid learning modes, that consider inclusivity, diversity and digital wellness in everyday teaching and learning.

Location: Zoom



Facilitators:
Gabrielle Coombs
Kalisa Young
Jamilee Baroud

LDDI Games Club

Tuesday, May 21 | 12pm – 1pm

It's your turn!

Bring your own games or join one of ours! Each month, Faculty of Education faculty, staff, and students are welcome to play some games and connect with some fabulous folks over friendly competition.



Location: Neville Scarfe, Room 1008



Facilitators:
The LDDI Team


Tea With AI

Tuesday, May 21 | 12pm – 1pm

Join us for Tea with AI!

This month, our spotlight is on ‘AI for K-12 Educators’. We will be looking at the BC Ministry of Education’s guidance on Digital literacy and the Use of AI in Education. Additionally, we will be exploring two AI tools: Diffit for Teachers, and MagicSchool.



Location: Neville Scarfe, Room 1008



Facilitators:
The LDDI Team


Indigenous Art & Sustainability: Hands-on Beaded Earring Workshop

Tuesday, May 28 | 12pm – 2pm

Come join Cheyenne Cunningham for an outdoor hands-on Sustainable Beaded Earring Workshop on May 28th from 12:00 – 2:00 PM. Cheyenne will provide a unique and authentic learning opportunity for you to gain a greater awareness of Indigenous people's connections with beadwork, food, and nature. A BBQ Salmon lunch and all beading materials will be provided. This workshop is limited to 20 participants. We will meet in the Neville Scarfe Building, room 1008. Don’t forget your sunscreen and a hat!



Location: Meet in Neville Scarfe, Room 1008



Facilitator:
Cheyenne Cunningham


Learning Technology Orientation for KIN HPCTL

Monday, June 10 | 9:30am – 11am

this workshop, we will introduce students from the High Performance Coaching and Technical Leadership (MHPCTL) masters program at the School of Kinesiology (KIN) to learning technologies used at UBC, such as Canvas, UBC Blogs, and Camtasia. The workshop will have various hands-on activities to get students started right in UBC journey. 



Location: Chan Gunn Pavilion



Facilitators:
The LDDI Learning Technology Team



* This event is only for starting Master of High Performance Coaching and Technical Leadership (HCPTL) students