Welcome to the EdTech Hub
Educational technologies, or EdTech, are digital technology tools used to deliver and facilitate learning, learning activities, and aid in creating or disseminating content. The EdTech Hub pulls together information regarding our centrally supported EdTech tools to help you decide which EdTech tool(s) may suit your use and how or where to get support.
Centrally supported means that the University provides funding and/or resources and technical support toward the tool, and that appropriate due diligence has been completed to ensure the tool meets privacy, security, and accessibility requirements.
What you'll find on this site
- Explore the centrally supported EdTech available now
- Visual representation of EdTech Ecosystem tools
- Learn more about implementing and working with these tools
- ¸é±ð±¹¾±±ð·ÉÌýEdTech initiatives
- Find out how decisions about EdTech are made
Supporting teaching and learning at À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ
The EdTech Hub is primarily supported by members of three collaborative groups:
- ±õ³§°Õ’sÌýInstructional Technologies and Media Services
- Centre for Teaching Excellence
- Centre for Extended Learning
- Subject matter experts from other campus areas
We focus on helping you integrate technology into teaching and learning.
Resources for instructors
- GenAI for instructors - University of À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ central GenAI Hub
- Accessible Education at À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ
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- published by the Ontario's Universities Accessible Campus
- View the Learning Management System Review project recommendations
- Teaching information for instructors: genAI, frameworks, admin, assessment, etc. (AVPA website)
- Guidance on use of Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- Centrally supported EdTech tools
- Â (e.g., Teams, OneDrive, Stream)
- Â (available services)
- Â (support/how-to articles)
News
Shaping the future with responsible Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI)
TheGenerative AI Enablement Governance committee is pleased to announce the launch of the Generative AI website, a new institutional resource for the use and integration of GenAI across the University’s teaching and learning, research, and administrative environments.Â
EdTech Sandbox set to open in September
EdTech Sandbox is a physical and virtual space for collaboration, safe testing, and experimentation of different educational technologies and software for use in courses and for innovation in education.Â
Temporary site licence permits access to iClicker at no cost to students until August 2026
The University will proceed with the purchase of a temporary (one-year) site licence for iClicker that will make the tool available to students at no cost for the period from September 1, 2025, to August 31, 2026