Colin Madland's guest appearances

Colin Madland

Gettin' Air with Terry Greene

Learning Matters: a Bridge to Practice

Valerie Irvine

Christopher Shields

Ryan Martin

Nick Baker

Tim Clark

Hannah McGregor

John Stewart

Brian Lamb

Tom Evans

Mark Gonzales

Jonathan Shaw

James Ellis

Maren Deepwell

Allyson Jule

Catherine Anderson

OwlTail

Barb Astle

ANGELA WOLFF

On this episode of Learning Matter, Barb Astle, Angela Wolff and Colin Madland discuss COVID-19 and completing the semester well.Dr. Barbara Astle, PhD, RN, has focused her academic career in the field of Global Health and Health Equity. Dr. Astle’s research focuses on: Nursing and Global health education: competency-based curriculum in global health (undergraduate / graduation / host competencies); principles for global health research; global educational partnerships; human rights and albinism in Africa; knowledge translation; and research literacy.  She uses critical perspectives, and Qualitative/Participatory Action Research (PAR) methods.Dr. Angela Wolff, formerly Director – Clinical Education, Professional Practice at the Fraser Health Authority, has collaborated with the TWU School of Nursing in various ways since 2008.  She joined TWU School of Nursing in the Fall 2018. Dr. Wolff’s expertise and contributions to both the practice and discipline of nursing, and to healthcare services broadly in the region, are remarkable. Dr. Wolff has worked in all sectors of practice: education, regulatory, research, and practice. Passionate about undergraduate, graduate, and ongoing post-licensure education, Dr. Wolff has sought to support new graduate nurse transition, educator/clinical teacher development, specialty education, and practice changes.  In her Director role, she delivered regional strategic planning, development, implementation, tracking, and evaluation of inter-professional clinical education programs / services for healthcare professionals and health sciences students. Dr. Wolff is a Certified Health Executive with the Canadian College of Health Leaders. Colin Madland, MEd (Distance Education) is the Manager of Online Learning and Instructional Technologies at Trinity Western University, and formerly the e-Learning Facilitator and Coordinator for Educational Technologies for Thompson Rivers University. Colin is currently a PhD student in Education Technology at the University of Victoria and co-chair of the inaugural conference of OTESSA, the Open/Technology in Education Society and Scholarship Association, currently planned for Congress 2020 in London, Ontario.Resources to support faculty with moving online may be found at https://create.twu.ca/help/online-learning-on-ramp/multi-access/moodleSupport the show (https://www.twu.ca/donate-now)

On this episode of Learning Matter, Barb Astle, Angela Wolff and Colin Madland discuss COVID-19 and completing the semester well.Dr. Barbara Astle, PhD, RN, has focused her academic career in the field of Global Health and Health Equity. Dr. Astle’s research focuses on: Nursing and Global health education: competency-based curriculum in global health (undergraduate / graduation / host competencies); principles for global health research; global educational partnerships; human rights and albinism in Africa; knowledge translation; and research literacy.  She uses critical perspectives, and Qualitative/Participatory Action Research (PAR) methods.Dr. Angela Wolff, formerly Director – Clinical Education, Professional Practice at the Fraser Health Authority, has collaborated with the TWU School of Nursing in various ways since 2008.  She joined TWU School of Nursing in the Fall 2018. Dr. Wolff’s expertise and contributions to both the practice and discipline of nursing, and to healthcare services broadly in the region, are remarkable. Dr. Wolff has worked in all sectors of practice: education, regulatory, research, and practice. Passionate about undergraduate, graduate, and ongoing post-licensure education, Dr. Wolff has sought to support new graduate nurse transition, educator/clinical teacher development, specialty education, and practice changes.  In her Director role, she delivered regional strategic planning, development, implementation, tracking, and evaluation of inter-professional clinical education programs / services for healthcare professionals and health sciences students. Dr. Wolff is a Certified Health Executive with the Canadian College of Health Leaders. Colin Madland, MEd (Distance Education) is the Manager of Online Learning and Instructional Technologies at Trinity Western University, and formerly the e-Learning Facilitator and Coordinator for Educational Technologies for Thompson Rivers University. Colin is currently a PhD student in Education Technology at the University of Victoria and co-chair of the inaugural conference of OTESSA, the Open/Technology in Education Society and Scholarship Association, currently planned for Congress 2020 in London, Ontario.Resources to support faculty with moving online may be found at <a href="https://create.twu.ca/help/online-learning-on-ramp/multi-access/moodle" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://create.twu.ca/help/online-learning-on-ramp/multi-access/moodle</a><a href="https://www.twu.ca/donate-now" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a> (<a href="https://www.twu.ca/donate-now" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.twu.ca/donate-now</a>)

#13 Learning Matters with Barb Astle, Angela Wolff and Colin Madland

Valerie Irvine (@_valeriei) and Colin Madland (@colinmadland): The Open/Technology in Education, Society, and Scholarship Association (@otessa_org) is being simultaneously formed as an association while organizing its inaugural conference as part of this year's Congress in London, ON. Valerie and Colin let us in on just how they are making this happen.

Valerie Irvine and Colin Madland