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Research
E-Learning Support Study
Examining supports for marginal, at-risk, and adult learners
Check out new publications on our Research Projects page
State of the Nation: K-12 E-Learning in Canada
See the latest on the project website
See the latest from the CIDER/CANeLearn May presentation
Conversations
Conversations with our Grandchildren:
Spitballing from the Balcony
Check out the latest in a new series of posts and podcasts featuring our team of Grandfathers Michael and Randy
AI in Education: What to expect next – “We never really taught critical thinking, and we are not in any position to start now.”
Teaching to the test – “We’re not against assessment. We’re against assessing things that don’t matter.“
News & Conversations
October Newsletter
As October marches on, we trust you were able to relax over Thanksgiving, spend time with family, and enjoy some downtime after the frenetic start of the school year. First, we ask that all program leaders please complete our program survey to
AI Balloons: Tech booms, guardrails, and responsibility
Prompts to OpenAI’s Sora: create a visualization of financial investment in AI bursting open as a balloon create a visual depicting guardrails guiding the movement of an AI robot Tech Booms Grandfather Michael, I enjoyed picturing you in a room
AI Balloons: I told you so
Grandpa Randy, I went to a children’s birthday party over the weekend, and I blew up so many balloons my cheeks hurt for hours after. Some of the balloons were over-inflated and they exploded. The popping balloons did not bother
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by promoting effective practice in e-learning, fostering community and facilitating interaction among online and blended learning educators, and connecting educators to e-learning organizations.