News & Announcements
Action Research in Teaching and Learning Workshops
There were two workshops held at NWIC about how to perform action research in teaching and learning as part of the NWIC Teaching and Learning Initiative. The first was a brief introduction to action research on Friday, Dec. 11, 2009. The second was a day long training on Wednesday, January 6, 2010 led by... »
Faculty Site
The NWIC Faculty Web Site contains resources useful to NWIC faculty. You will find guides for the different activities faculty are involved in, including instructional assessment, Curriculum Committee materials, the Faculty Handbook, The Teaching and Learning Toolkit and the Faculty Online Learning Community. »
Teaching & Learning Initiative
- Presentation on NWIC’s Woksape Oyate (Wisdom of the People) Project
- Proceedings of the Teaching and Learning Institute 2011
- Philosophy of Teaching and Learning
- PowerPoint Presentations – Active Learning and T and L Initiative Overview
- Woksape: The Identity of Tribal Colleges – Discussion Paper
- Fostering Sharing and Community Through Blogs
- Using Reflective Writing in Teaching
- Creating a Landscape for Learning: Connecting Teaching and Learning at Northwest Indian College
- Action Research Reports – Winter 2010 to Present
- Videos About Tribal Colleges with Cheryl Crazy Bull and Others
Learning Commons – A Place to Share Links & Resources
- Integrating web 2.0 and LMSs « Tony Bates
- Neuro Myths: Separating Fact and Fiction in Brain-Based Learning | Edutopia
- Making the Case for Space: Three Years of Empirical Research on Learning Environments (EDUCAUSE Quarterly) | EDUCAUSE
- Robert Duke: Why students don’t learn what we think we teach
- Videoconferencing and First Nations Students – BC Campus
- Liberal Education Tomorrow: » Teaching writing in a social media age: one recent example
- 2010 Horizon Report
- Skepticism and critical thinking website…
- Alternative Education Resource Organizat…
- How College Students Seek Information in the Digital Age