Author: Trent University

Celebrating the contributions that queer students, staff, and scholars make to the academy and have invited our colleagues to consider how they can “Queer” their lectures, course materials, and content.

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Author: Daniel Sanford

This book is a valuable and comprehensive resource to use as part of peer tutor training or as background reading for the trainer. Topics covered range from the science of learning to exploring the role and theoretical foundations of peer tutoring and learning centers.

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Author: Iowa state

This resource helps students apply Bloom’s Taxonomy to their own learning. It explains the various levels of Bloom’s and provides generous examples of individual and group study strategies that relate well to the different levels of Bloom’s. This is one of the more comprehensive Bloom’s Taxonomy resources I have seen that makes this learning theory very applicable to students and gives them many ideas about how they can engage with their course content in a deeper and more meaningful way.

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Author: Lucy Macnaught, Mark Bassett, Vanessa van der Ham, John Milne & Chris Jenkin

It’s about academic literacy specialists potentially ‘getting stuck’ teaching in a limited number of tertiary courses and programs. The article explores issues and options for co-creating and then gradually ‘handing over’ literacy teaching to lecturers. It also investigates relationships between what is taught and who does the teaching on assessment task resubmission rates and the distribution of grades.

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Author: University of Calgary

Designed to serve as a resource for Indigenous and non-Indigenous scholars, students, faculty, and community, the Indigenous Academic Integrity Project uses a multimodal approach to storytelling, including: oral, visual and written mediums.

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Author: Derald Wing Sue

The revised and updated second edition of Microaggressions in Everyday Life presents an introduction to the concept of microaggressions, classifies the various types of microaggressions, and offers solutions for ending microaggressions at the individual, group, and community levels.

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Author: Priya Parker

A transformative exploration of the power, purpose, and benefits of gatherings in our lives: at work, at school, at home and beyond. In The Art of Gathering, Priya Parker argues that the gatherings in our lives are lackluster and unproductive–which they don’t have to be.

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Author: Wilfrid Laurier University

Laurier’s professional development non-credit courses and certificates provide training for learning specialists who would like to build their skills in counselling techniques and/or positive psychology.

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Author: Leonard Geddes

A reconsideration of note-taking practice, process, and purpose. Leonard is a long-time friend of LSAC and is so generous with all his knowledge-sharing.

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Author: TechRepublic

This article is a landing page and has many links to helpful articles on Excel. I used this resource to help me create Pivot Tables on Excel.

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