Thank you all for participating in the 2nd Demystifying the Student Perspective event! It was a great 3 days of discussion ending with an online student panel.
We have created a summary about the student panel discussion here:
If you have any feedback for us please let us know as we want to continually improve these events!
Please post the questions that you want the student panel to answer on Friday's Elluminate discussion!
Example:
I stumbled across a few cool TED Talks video on Education. Perhaps this is where technology can aid education.
Feel free to share anything interesting you have stumbled upon
Theres even a TEDeducation series.
Another fun video
SFU has definitely changed in the last few years to try to foster student engagement on campus. http://www.sfu.ca/engage.html
Also a few courses in the SFU Surrey Campus are very interactive and more project-based compared to the standard lecture styles. Things are surely changing!
Welcome to our 3 day interactive discussion on the online environment and education technology from a students perspective. We have a great line up of 3 Undergraduate students from Simon Fraser University to share their experiences.
About this seminar
This seminar will uncover myths in the classroom from a students perspective. Topics will include: use of online platforms, engaging with students online, and effective teaching methods.
About our facilitators
Diana Chan is in her final semester as an Undergraduate student at Simon Fraser University's Beedie School of Business majoring in Marketing and Information Systems. She has taken a whole variety of experimental courses to experience different teaching techniques.
Hilda Anggraeni is a 4th year student at Simon Fraser University majoring in Interactive arts and technology concentrating in design and informatics. She would like to share her experience in completing her degree both through face to face and online interaction
Our student participants
Participating in SCoPE seminars
SCoPE seminars are free and open to the public, and registration is not required. You are welcome to come and go according to your schedule and interests. To contribute you will need to create an account on the SCoPE site -- a quick process.
The students are eagar to share their experiences with you all, so feel free to use the forum as a tool to ask questions and get insight on what students think.
Please feel free to introduce yourself and don't forget to mention your affiliation with a Post Secondary Institution!
