Moodle Checklist Demo - online session
For UPEI faculty, instructors, and staff members
A checklist is a great tool for students to use to stay organized and on track in a course without adding to their workload. The Moodle Checklist activity was recently added to Moodle, this session will show the feature and cover setting it up.
Join Jason Hogan of UPEI's E-learning Office for this online session.
10:30–11:00 am
Introducing PEI Climate Stories: Short videos exploring the impacts of climate change on PEI
The University of Prince Edward Island’s Climate Research Lab, in coordination with ClimateSense, have launched a new series of short videos exploring the impacts of climate change on Prince Edward Island and the adaptation strategies being implemented by Prince Edward Islanders. The series is called PEI Climate Stories and has been released on a special YouTube Channel found at climatesense.ca.
The PEI Climate Stories series includes four videos:
Faith Steeves and Matt Brassard win David Currie Jr. Panther Co-Educational Hockey Awards for Perseverance and Resolve
The first David Currie Jr. Panther Co-Educational Hockey Awards for Perseverance and Resolve were recently presented to Faith Steeves (UPEI Women’s Hockey) and Matt Brassard (UPEI Men’s Hockey). Both students receive $5000 for their excellence both on and off the ice.
Easter Monday
No classes.
Good Friday
No classes.
Registration for 2021 Summer Sessions
First day of registration for 2021 Summer Sessions.
Why Me? The Self as Subject: a workshop by Jay Ruzesky
Jay Ruzesky is a novelist, poet, travel and memoir writer, photographer, and professor of creative writing, Canadian literature, and film studies at Vancouver Island University. As a result of pandemic restrictions, his residency at UPEI this February will take place on Zoom.
True Stories, Well Told: a workshop by Jay Ruzesky
Jay Ruzesky is a novelist, poet, travel and memoir writer, photographer, and professor of creative writing, Canadian literature, and film studies at Vancouver Island University. As a result of pandemic restrictions, his residency at UPEI this February will take place on Zoom.
Reading by writer-in-residence Jay Ruzesky
Jay Ruzesky is a novelist, poet, travel and memoir writer, photographer, and professor of creative writing, Canadian literature, and film studies at Vancouver Island University. As a result of pandemic restrictions, his residency at UPEI this February will take place on Zoom.
Ruzesky’s first event as UPEI Writer-in-Residence is a public Facebook Live reading on Tuesday, February 9, at 7 pm. More information can be found on the Winter’s Tales Facebook page.
Announcing UPEI’s next Writer-in-Residence: Jay Ruzesky
The next UPEI Writer-in-Residence will be Jay Ruzesky. Ruzesky is a novelist, poet, travel and memoir writer, photographer, and professor of creative writing, Canadian literature, and film studies at Vancouver Island University. As a result of pandemic restrictions, his residency at UPEI this February will take place on Zoom.
