As we build relationships between and across professional and disciplinary spaces, we have engaged in strategic visioning exercises that will help guide the next phase of the inter-institutional collaboration in […]
In our work as OLTCs, people often ask us, “What do you do?” Although our full titles are Online Learning and Technology Consultants, we do so much more than provide […]
The last three months have been a period of growth, reflection, and future-facing planning. Indeed, the summer was a period where a number of projects came to fruition. For example, […]
September is always an exciting month across the four schools; with the start of a new academic year students return to campus, faculty are engaged in innovative course design, and […]
The Atlantic-DH listserv is a welcoming community where we share news, announcements, and questions about goings-on related to digital humanities in Atlantic Canada. What is digital humanities? There have been […]
As I write in the July Report, the Maple League of Universities was originally created to solve a wicked problem. The wicked problem was a lack of awareness or understanding […]
By Sally Cunningham and Alisha Winter Incorporating online learning into the traditional classroom brought forth numerous challenges and opportunities. Through our work as students-as-partners, we were able to help navigate […]
Former US Secretary of State George Shultz once drew a distinction between “problems you can solve and problems you can only work at.” These two types of problems have names: […]
By Sally Cunningham and Alisha Winter Project Design Fellows Sally Cunningham and Alisha Winter got a chance to sit down with fellow student and Online Learning and Technology Consultant (OLTC), […]
“Life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans.” John Lennon, “Beautiful Boy (1980) This lyric keeps popping up on my news feeds, social media platforms, and […]
Events
Date: April 26-29, 2021
Location: St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, NS
DHSI-East, based at St Francis Xavier University in Nova Scotia, is the latest member of the global DH Training network. It serves the Maple League by making training more accessible to Atlantic Canadians. Our inaugural DHSI-East session will be databases, taught by Dr. Harvey Quamen (University of Alberta). The course will run from 26-29 April 2021.
News
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Maple League of Universities recognized as industry partners and granted funding from Business + Higher Education Roundtable for work-integrated learning. Sherbrooke, QC, August 4, 2021 – […]
In the past year we’ve made tremendous progress in collaborative alliances across the universities. The consortium has established connections essential to building and sustaining robust integrated networks. The Maple League […]
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