Are you interested in sharing your voice with the Douglas College community and getting the chance to win a cash prize? If so, this writing competition is just the thing for you! Learn more.
The Learning Centre is hiring peer tutors for the upcoming Fall semester!
Join Learning Resources (Library & Learning Centre) Faculty for a lightning talk overview of services we provide to instructors to make your teaching (and your students’ learning) experiences richer. Topics covered will be:
There's so much to know about citing your sources that it's understandable if you need a hand in this area, especially with some of the more complicated ones. Feel free to connect with a librarian to learn how to get started or review the citations...
Open Education Week is a celebration of the global Open Education Movement. Its goal is to raise awareness about the movement and its impact on teaching and learning worldwide.
Our Douglas College event is on March 5th at 10 am in Zoom, when we...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) refers to the capabilities of machines, particularly computers, to mimic human problem-solving, decision-making, and task performance. Generative AI is a type of artificial intelligence...
Don’t miss a chance to meet Safiya Noble, acclaimed author of Algorithms of Oppression! This year’s Dean’s Lecture on Information + Society from SFU Library features Safiya in conversation with Stephanie Dick on marginalization and misrepresentation...
In March 2021, the Tri-Agencies of Canada updated their Research Data Management (RDM) Policy, requiring all institutions eligible to administer CIHR, NSERC or SSHRC funds to create and publicly share their RDM strategy. After a year of learning and...
Starting with a critical look at how Open Educational Resources (OERs) can open doors to college affordability and student success, Robin and Rajiv will expand the conversation to move beyond cost-savings into a broader focus on access and equity...