Designing an Equitable Future of Learning with Activist Multimedia Digital Inclusion - TESS 2022 Virtual Conference

How do we design an equitable future of learning? Advancing knowledge and skills for equity-informed activist multimedia design, this presentation will launch a newly developed training curriculum called “Activist Design in Educational Multimedia”. With the aim of sparking collaboration, this session will be a rallying call for a community of practice that is largely absent professional teaching and learning networks provincially and nationally: that of educational multimedia designers seeking justice as part of the learning experience.

Rebecca Sweetman, Associate Director - Educational Technologies | Arts and Science Online, Faculty of Arts and Science, Queen’s University

Yasmine Djerbal, Ph.D., Educational Developer - Anti-Racism and Inclusion | Centre for Teaching and Learning, Queen’s University

Monday, November 7, 12:00pm – 1:00pm EST

Registration Link: https://ecampusontario.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_EFRdzJWHRVit4aAAFOKC2g

This event is part of the TESS 2022 virtual conference. 

The Technology and Education Seminar and Showcase (TESS) Conference has been eCampusOntario’s annual flagship event since 2015. This year’s theme – The Hybrid Experience: Designing the Future of Learning – explores the evolution of an integrated digital and in-person education environment, the future of delivering vibrant learning experiences, and the steps we take today for a more effective and sustainable tomorrow.