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Thursday, February 22 • 1:30pm - 2:30pm
PLENARY: ACCESS TO ONLINE EDUCATION

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Recording:
https://recordings.rna1.blindsidenetworks.com/canada-moot/b95ae4b1f06118c8a439a59dcf3474bdfdbbcb72-1519322443236/capture/

The different facets of accessibility for online learning. How to make your courses accessible for a variety of target groups.  Panel members will focus on: 
  • FINANCIAL:  What is the state of students loans in Canada for distance education students?
  • ACCESS & SUPPORT:  A quick peek into YU START.  A new student transition Program designed to support students to make their way into and through first year at York University.  Students connect with fellow classmates, student leaders, faculty members and student services staff, and become more familiar with campus life, supports and resources. 
  • DIGITAL OPPORTUNITY TRUST (DOT): is a youth-led movement of daring social innovators who have the tools, knowledge, and networks to create opportunities and transform their own communities.  DOT supports youth to become innovators and leaders, and to create and apply digital solutions that have a positive impact in their communities.
  • MCIS At the heart of this language agency is its interpreter training program, which assists primarily immigrants and refugees to use their mother tongue to link themselves to the economy in Canada.  With over 300 students enrolled in our online community interpreter training program, we’ve had a glimpse of the range of challenges, advantages, and serendipitous connections that can develop through online training. From ways of overcoming despair that can set it from technological difficulties, to the nature of discussion and repository of information that can flourish in this setting, I’d like to discuss how moodle has shaped the
    experience of learning for language professionals.   
Moderators
avatar for Celia Popovic

Celia Popovic

Associate Professor, York University
Popovic has a doctorate in Education from Birmingham University in the United Kingdom. She has a distinguished career as an educational developer, researcher, teacher and author. In collaboration with Birmingham University School of Education colleagues, she developed and taught a... Read More →

Speakers
avatar for Randy LaBonte he/him

Randy LaBonte he/him

CEO, Canadian eLearning Network
Randy is CEO of the Canadian eLearning Network (CANeLearn.net), an organization formed to be the leading voice for K-12 blended and online learning in Canada. He teaches online at Vancouver Island University and CANeLearn, helping K-12 teachers transition practices to online environments... Read More →
avatar for Roy Lamond

Roy Lamond

Vice-President, Program Development, Digital Opportunity Trust
Roy is a member of the executive team, supporting Digital Opportunity Trust operations at all levels through the oversight of the design and development of learning programs. Responsibilities include oversight of learning programs that target global operations staff, program facilitators... Read More →
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Noah Morris

Assistant Deputy Minister, Ontario Advanced Education Learners Support Division of the Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development
Noah Morris is currently the Assistant Deputy Minister of the Advanced EducationLearners Support Division of the Ministry of Advanced Education and SkillsDevelopment. The division is tasked with improving student access and protection, andwith modernizing digital access for Ontario’s... Read More →
avatar for Peter Rowley

Peter Rowley

Director, Applications and Integration, York University
As Director, Peter is responsible for the development and support of applications that enable the full scope of the University’s work from teaching and learning to administrative service delivery.  Applications and Integrations is also responsible for seeing that these applications... Read More →
avatar for Flavia Zaka

Flavia Zaka

Interpreter Training Coordinator, Mcis Language Solutions
Flavia Zaka is the Interpreter Training Coordinator at MCIS Language Solutions, a not-for- profit language agency committed to right-to- access of important public services for vulnerable populations across Canada. Flavia is an interpreter and translator.

Thursday February 22, 2018 1:30pm - 2:30pm EST
ACE 102
  Plenary

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