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De VerandermatenEen CTL dat werkt: de leerreis van de HvASteeds meer onderwijsinstellingen richten een Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL) op. En terecht! Een goed ingericht CTL kan een enorme meerwaarde hebben voor onderwijsinnovatie en docentprofessionalisering. Maar wat maakt een CTL effectief? Hoe zorg je ervoor dat het aansluit bij de organisatiecultuur en echt impact heeft?Bij de Hogeschool van Amsterdam begon ruim twee jaar geleden de ontwikkeling van een eigen CTL. Dit proces, geleid door Aart Schouten en Anneke Vierhout, is nog volop in beweging. Wij, Sander Toby en Fedde Kloppenburg, mochten hieraan bijdragen en meedenken. In deze aflevering van De Verandermaten...2025-03-0351 min
The EdTech Bites PodcastEp. 210 | CTL’s Chromebook Plus With Erik StromquistWe all know that success in the classroom relies on powerful and innovative technology. That's where CTL comes in. For over 35 years, CTL has manufactured and serviced award-winning cloud computing solutions that today empower schools in more than 55 countries. From Chromebooks to Chromebox and Google Meet, CTL offers a complete range of solutions to keep students, teachers, and administration both learning and productive. CTL works side-by-side with you, increasing IT efficiency with customized configurations and comprehensive lifecycle services. And, recently, CTL achieved B Corporation™ certification for their commitment to sustainability and social responsibility. If you're looking for a...2024-07-0224 minEdTech Bites PodcastEp. 210 | CTL’s Chromebook Plus With Erik StromquistWe all know that success in the classroom relies on powerful and innovative technology. That's where CTL comes in. For over 35 years, CTL has manufactured and serviced award-winning cloud computing solutions that today empower schools in more than 55 countries. From Chromebooks to Chromebox and Google Meet, CTL offers a complete range of solutions to keep students, teachers, and administration both learning and productive. CTL works side-by-side with you, increasing IT efficiency with customized configurations and comprehensive lifecycle services. And, recently, CTL achieved B Corporation™ certification for their commitment to sustainability and social responsibility. If you're looking for a...2024-07-0224 min
Dead Ideas in Teaching and LearningNotes from the Field: Dead Ideas from Columbia CTL Educational DevelopersIn this episode of 4 mini-interviews, we ask Columbia Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) staff John Foo, Jamie Kim, Rebecca Petitti, and Corey Ptak what’s been on their minds as they go about their work as educational developers. What dead ideas in teaching and learning are they encountering in their day-to-day work with instructors, in their reading and research? What are the underlying systemic issues perpetuating these dead ideas? And how are these developers addressing these challenges? Listen in to hear their responses. ResourcesColumbia Science of Learning Research Initiative (SOLER)Columbia Off...2024-03-0736 min
Isto não é mais um Podcast - Fundos Europeus, Arte, Cultura e CriatividadeT2-Ep.#6 – Gonçalo Riscado – CTL, Cultural Trend LisbonNas suas múltiplas personalidades e atividades de gestor cultural, criativo e produtor, Gonçalo Riscado explica-nos nesta conversa a importância do desdobramento da linguagem quando em causa está a preparação de candidaturas ao financiamento europeu. A CTL participa nos projetos europeus financiados pelo Programa Europa Criativa Liveurope (plataforma europeia de apoio à circulação de artistas emergentes), Slash Transition (música como catalisador de cidades sustentáveis) e JUMP-European Music Market Accelerator (programa acelerador de ideias e projetos para a indústria musical) e é responsável por diversos projetos culturais nacionais e internacionais, entre os quais se destacam o MIL...2024-02-0952 min
CTL Speaks!Elf: The Musical | Episode 2: The Hobbs FamilyElf: The Musical opens NEXT WEEK here on the CTL Stage, beginning December 1-3, 7-10, and 14-17. On episode 2, Aubyn (Director) sits down with actors Ryan Lannan, Caroline Cipriani and Emmaline Martin as they discuss their characters (The Hobbs Family) and the upcoming Christmas musical! Tickets are selling fast, so don't be a cotton-headed ninny mugggins, head over to ctlshows.com to get your tickets now!2023-11-2128 minCTL Speaks!Elf: The Musical | Episode 1: Buddy and JovieElf: The Musical comes to the CTL Stage on December 1-3, 7-10, and 14-17. On episode 1, Seth and Aubyn sit down with Taylor Elliott and Rubie Natal as they discuss their characters and the upcoming Christmas musical.2023-11-1429 minCTL Speaks!Cheaper By The Dozen, Part 1: John Capo and Tara Deljanovan
On the latest episode of CTL Speaks, Seth and Aubyn sit down with two members from the cast of Cheaper By The Dozen, John Capo and Tara Deljanovan. This is episode one of a 3-part series where we hear from some of the actors and creative team behind this classic story! Listen as John and Tara share behind-the-scenes details and some of their favorite moments of the rehearsal process. You won't want to miss this one! Tickets for Cheaper By The Dozen can be purchased at ctlshows.com and the show runs from October 22-22 and 26-29.
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Climb The LadderDriving with CTL, Mariners Updates and College Football and NFL PreviewHop in and take a ride with Duncan and Hunter as they drive around the Treasure Valley, TOGETHER! MLB updates and full dive into football season as it kicks off! Want some CTL Merch?! Our official koozies have arrived!!! DM us on any platform to get yours TODAY! Only $5 while this first release lasts! Do you enjoy our content? Want to become a CTL+ subscriber? Visit https://www.buzzsprout.com/1104101/supporters/new to learn more. Visit our Facebook group called THE CLIMBERS as we have a huge group of fans on a special Facebook page, just for you! This...2023-09-1725 minCTL Speaks!Beautiful: The Carole King Musical with Director, Ellen BoyerOpening weekend of "Beautiful: A Carole King Musical" is only four days away and we are bringing you Part 3 of CTL Speaks interview series for Beautiful! In this episode you will hear from the Director, Ellen Boyer as she unpacks her vision for how the story of Carole King unfolds and drops some true gems that you will surely need another listen just to catch them all!
Get Tickets: https://ctlshows.com/season-47/#Beautiful2023-08-1451 minCTL Speaks!Beautiful: The Carole King Musical with Hannah Rankey and Tim HippensteelWith the opening night of "Beautiful: A Carole King Musical" only one week away, we are bringing you Part 2 CTL Speaks interview series for Beautiful! In this episode you will hear from our Tim Hippensteel (Barry Mann) and Hannah Rankey (Cynthia Weil) as they discuss their thoughts on the characters in the story of Carole King!2023-08-1132 minCTL Speaks!Beautiful: The Carole King Musical with Destiny Lopez and Spencer MillayWith the opening night of "Beautiful: A Carole King Musical" only 2 weeks away, we are bringing you the first episode of CTL Speaks for Season 47! In this episode you will hear from our Destiny Lopez (Carole King) and Spencer Millay (Gerry Goffin) as they discuss their thoughts on the characters in the story of Carole King!2023-08-0433 minClimb The LadderMinor League Baseball Recap of Rainiers and Boise Hawks, Former Seattle Mariners Rant and CTL Koozies Are Here!Welcome to Episode 153! We go into a recap of attending a couple of Minor League Baseball games! Our hometown teams, the Tacoma Rainiers and Boise Hawks! Tune in for our rant of former Seattle Mariners from our childhood. Want some CTL Merch?! Our official koozies have arrived!!! DM us on any platform to get yours TODAY! Only $5 while this first release lasts! Do you enjoy our content? Want to become a CTL+ subscriber? Visit https://www.buzzsprout.com/1104101/supporters/new to learn more. Visit our Facebook group called THE CLIMBERS as we have a huge group of fans on...2023-06-0139 min
Teaching PlusThe Elder Podcast with Elder John BigstoneIn this episode, Cree Elder John Bigstone (osow kihew ᐅᓱᐤ ᑭᐦᐁᐤ), discusses his journey through residential school and his life now as a community leader, counsellor, and healing and wellness facilitator with Andrea Menard, CTL's Lead Educational Developer, Indigenizing Curricula and Pedagogies. Together they shed light on Indigenous ways of teaching, learning, and knowing that move beyond traditional Western academic structures.
Access the transcript for this episode from this link.
Music credit:
"Pequeñas Guitarras" by Mr Smith (Free Music Archive)
Licensed under a CC0 1.0 Universal License2023-01-1137 minClimb The LadderChristmas Recap, New Year Preview, Highlights of 2022 and Michael Snyder Joins CTLAfter an exciting weekend full of Christmas festivities, the twins are back at it! Duncan drove to town from Boise to celebrate with the family and we get to record this episode together in person from Hunter's house! We talk about some CTL Highlights from 2022 as we gear up for 2023! Michael Snyder joins CTL to send 2022 off with an awesome interview episode! Visit our Facebook group called THE CLIMBERS as we have a huge group of fans on a special Facebook page, just for you! This episode is brought to you by Rugged Roots. We partnered up with Rugged...2022-12-291h 05
CTL Speaks!We Need a Little ChristmasCTL Speaks is back with another episode and this time, Aubyn is joined by the members of the cast of Miracle on 34th Street! Opening weekend is upon us, and on today’s episode we will hear from Tara Deljonovan (Director), Donnie Mapes (Kris Kringle), as well as Melissa (Mara) and Anna Borgoyn (Susan Walker)!2022-12-0722 minCTL Speaks!Shall We Dance?CTL Speaks is back with another episode and this time, Seth and Aubyn are joined by the Choreographers of CTL's 46th Season! Katie Conklin (Newsies) and Kizzy Gula (Cabaret) join us to talk about their experiences with the shows they worked on earlier this season and Kat Shondeck (Beauty and the Beast) will look to the upcoming auditions for "Beauty and the Beast" and more!2022-11-1758 min
Teaching PlusCTL Programming in 2022-2023 with Dr. Cosette LemelinIn this episode, Dr. Cosette Lemelin, Assistant Director of the Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL), discusses the role of CTL in relation to the University of Alberta community, the evolution of the centre, and trends and changes to the teaching and learning environment at the University of Alberta.
Transcript: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kQmxVZNc73Cj_vA3D8eIfONNvyHO_m3J/view?usp=sharing
Music credit:
"Study And Relax" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/2022-11-1417 min
Empirical Cycling PodcastTen Minute Tips #24: You Are Not Your CTLAre you a CTL junkie? Terrified of letting it drop? Listen in. This episode takes a critical but realistic look at TSS and the metrics it's built on like CTL, ATL, and TSB. We discuss normalized power, what kind of fitness CTL can actually reflect, and answer listener questions.2022-10-1553 minCTL Speaks!After School SpecialCTL's after school 'Behind the Curtain Classes' are back! So on tomorrow's episode of CTL Speaks, you will hear about each of the classes that we have to offer directly from the teachers! Join us live on our Facebook page at 8pm, September 18! Come with all your questions and have them answered LIVE on-air!
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https://forms.gle/jue2TVgPdCmAJZF472022-09-1943 minCTL Speaks!WillkommenOn the next episode of CTL Speaks, hear from cast members from Cabaret. We will be joined by Abby Simon (Emcee), Tyler Marvin (Cliff), and Maia Cenimo (Sally) as they discuss the show!
Tickets for Cabaret: https://ci.ovationtix.com/35039
Official CTL Season 46 Merch: https://www.bonfire.com/ctl46merch/...2022-09-1257 min
EVOQ.BIKE Cycling PodcastCTL and Race Readiness For Your Big Event, #572Unfortunately, there is no perfect equation; but hopefully this video helps you with YOUR art of coaching.
Some show notes/bullet points:
Grossly untrue: Athlete with a CTL of 85 will last longer than an athlete with a CTL of 70
https://youtu.be/-nRcySlOJ402022-08-2912 min
Teaching PlusCommunities of Practice and Care with CTL's Mandy PenneyIn this episode, Mandy Penney, CTL’s Lead Educational Developer for Digital Pedagogies and Writing Across the Curriculum, tells us about a “Community of Practice and Care” that is being piloted this summer with educators across the University. Now more than ever, Mandy says, is the time to reflect deeply on our teaching and learning practices and how we can be in good relationship with each other in the classrooms and beyond.2022-08-2319 minTeaching PlusMeet CTL's Everett Igobwa, Critical Pedagogies and Equity, Diversity, and InclusivityIn this episode of the Get to Know CTL series, Everett Igobwa (Lead Educational Developer Critical Pedagogies and Equity, Diversity, and Inclusivity) shares what he loves about important EDI conversations he is having with instructors across the University of Alberta. We also learn about his hobbies of music, exercise, gardening, and what kind of bread he makes every week.2022-08-2311 minCTL Speaks!Let Me Sing and I'm HappyOn the next episode of CTL Speaks, hear from the Music Directors of CTL’s 46th Season. Listen as they discuss the titles that they are music directing and what you can expect from each show! This episode will also feature a special performance from our Music Directors!
Flex tickets on sale now for all Mainstage shows this season | Newsies: August 19-21, 25-28 | Cabaret Auditions: August 21 and 22 | Beauty and the Beast Auditions: December 4 and 5 | Shrek the Musical Auditions: April 16 and 172022-08-1354 min
MIT Supply Chain FrontiersEmpathetic Leadership in the Field–More Insights with the MIT CTL Military FellowsThis episode marks the second installment of research scientist David Correll speaking with the 2021–22 MIT CTL military fellows: US Army Col. Joe Parker, Lt. Col. Brian Young, and Louisiana National Guard Lt. Col. Stephen J. Luebbert.
Today’s conversation is all about empathetic leadership. Parker, Young, and Luebbert discuss how leading teams in high-stress environments like military combat requires empathy and humility. They revisit continual process improvement, applying the "red cell" strategy, and the after-action review process. Sharing their personal stories, they portray how effective leaders listen to those around them and enthusiastically welcome positive and negative feed...2022-08-1153 minCTL Speaks!Go See a MusicalOn the next episode of CTL Speaks, hear from the Directors of the Musicals in CTL’s 46th Season. Listen as they discuss the titles that they are directing and what you can expect from each show! This episode will also feature a performance of “Watch What Happens” from our Season 46 opening musical, Newsies, performed by Abby Simon!2022-07-2354 min
Teaching PlusMeet CTL's John Nychka & Tommy MayberryIn this episode of the Get to Know CTL series, John Nychka (Vice Provost Learning Initiatives) and Tommy (Executive Director at CTL) share what they love about their work at the University of Alberta, and what is on their dinner table at the end of the day.2022-07-1920 minCTL Speaks!Direct from the DirectorsOn the next episode of CTL Speaks, hear from the Directors of the Plays in CTL’s 46th Season. Listen as they discuss the titles that they are directing and what you can expect from each show! This episode will also feature a performance of “Santa Fe” from our Season 46 opening musical, Newsies, performed by Spencer Millay!
Tickets for Newsies on sale: August 1
Flex tickets on sale now for all Mainstage shows this season
Miracle on 34th Street Auditions: October 9 and 10
Clue Auditions: December 18 and 19
Cat on a Hot Tin Ro...2022-07-1641 minTeaching PlusMeet CTL's Karen, Lily and KatelynIn this episode of the Get to Know CTL series, Karen, Lily and Katelyn speak about their expert, supportive, behind-the-scenes work for operations, communications, and content development. 2022-06-2112 min
The Time-Crunched Cyclist Podcast by CTSWhat Is Chronic Training Load (CTL) And How To Use It To Improve PerformanceTopics Covered In This Episode:How is CTL calculated?The difference between fitness and CTLWhat's missing from the CTL metricHow to interpret CTLWhat are typical CTL scores for different athletesAdditional metrics you should be tracking to measure performance gainsShow Links:See a chart of target CTL scores herePodcast Episode: How To Improve Your Cycling FTPPodcast Episode: How To Train VO2 MaxArticle: Cycling Training Terms and Acronyms ExplainedListen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, 2022-05-2424 minTeaching PlusMeet Brad Ambury & Bradon Valgardson, CTL's Assessment and Evaluation TeamIn this episode of the Get to Know CTL series, Brad and Bradon share how they help U of A instructors with course assessments and how important data is to informing with work we do at CTL.2022-05-2416 min
MIT Supply Chain FrontiersSupply Chains across Sectors - A Conversation with the MIT CTL Military FellowsIn today’s episode, research scientist David Correll speaks with the 2021–22 MIT CTL military fellows: US Army Col. Joe Parker, Lt. Col. Brian Young, and Louisiana National Guard Lt. Col. Stephen J. Luebbert. The fellows discussed their experiences in the military and the MIT SCM program.
For written and downloadable transcripts visit ctl.mit.edu
Their conversation explores the differences and similarities between private-sector and military supply chains in strategy, leadership, and on-the-ground implementation. We learn how in the private sector, cost and efficiency drive supply chain decision making, whereas in the military portability, safety, and...2022-04-2631 minTeaching PlusMeet Chris Borger, CTL's Instructional DesignerIn this episode of the Get to Know CTL series, Instructional Designer Chris Borger shares how he brings his talents in education and performance to developing content for CTL's website, and what he cooks for dinner when the work day is done.2022-04-1211 min
Endurance PlanetATC 339: Using TSS and CTL To Your Advantage, Master's Athlete MAF Progression, And More Making Use of TSS & CTL: Pros and Cons Lucho is using these metrics on himself for the first time ever; there’s a difference between coaching them and feeling them CTL Stands for chronic training load. The accumulation of 6 weeks stress/42 days. Don’t aim for a certain CTL number because that will drive […]
The post ATC 339: Using TSS and CTL To Your Advantage, Master’s Athlete MAF Progression, And More first appeared on Endurance Planet.2022-04-0843 minTeaching PlusMeet Dr. Cosette Lemelin, CTL's Assistant DirectorIn this episode of the Get to Know CTL series, Assistant Director Dr. Cosette Lemelin shares what she loves about her job, what a "day in the life of Cosette" looks like, and what she likes to do when she closes her laptop at the end of a work day. 2022-03-1416 min
Podcasts & Radio Shows from Dakota Edge OutdoorsWeekender’s Edge - Trevar Hansen, VCHS CTL CoachNick checks in with fellow CTL coach Trevar Hansen to get the scoop on sign-up and a season preview for the dominant VCHS trap and skeet teams in the ND CTL.
2022-02-1703 min
Teaching PlusCTL's Open Education Symposium (March 7-11, 2022)CTL is celebrating Open Education Week (March 7-11, 2022) by hosting our second Open Education Symposium. In this episoide, CTL's Krysta Mcnutt and steering committee member Larry Clark provide us with a peek into the jam-packed schedule of sessions and networking at the year's event. For more information and to register, click here.2022-02-1512 min
EVOQ.BIKE Cycling PodcastWhy CTL Is Not Race Readiness, Friendly Reminder!Blog post mentioned in this super fast pod: https://www.evoq.bike/blog/2019/1/25/1-massive-reason-why-obsessing-over-your-ctl-can-ruin-your-race-season
Quick bits:
-CTL doesn’t know how tapered or rested you are
-You could do 100 TSS a day from zone 2, or 100 TSS from a 1 hour time trial; you'll feel very differently but same CTL!
-You can consider TSB, BUT you could be at 0 and be exhausted…this can happen after a big spring build up (see blog)
-TSS accounts for, but doesn’t highlight or differentiate things like: Intensity, Repeatability or Race Specific efforts.2022-02-0806 minTeaching PlusEpisode 25: Bridging Cultural Differences in Group WorkCulture affects every aspect of group work in university courses. In this episode, CTL’s Cosette Lemelin speaks with Heather Seyl Miyashita, Lisa Lozanski, and Xiaobing Lin from the University of Alberta International about what instructors can consider and do when planning and implementing learning activities that involve student collaboration.2022-01-1822 min
Fast TalkThe Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Chronic Training Load (CTL)CTL. Chronic Training Load has rapidly gained in popularity among endurance athletes, but how well understood is this complex metric? Today we discuss the benefits of CTL, as well as the issues that can arise if too much stock is placed in this one number. CTL can tell you the general level you’re at, and more importantly, it can indicate trends in your training and help direct your training plan. But is this little acronym quickly replacing FTP as the metric of reference? Indeed, many people seem to think of it as an indication of how strong the...2021-08-261h 28Fast TalkQ&A on Travel and Training, CTL, Race Prep, and Big Gear LSD, with Kendra WenzelWith the help of Kendra Wenzel, co-founder and head coach at Wenzel Coaching, we field questions on how to manage training when you have a busy travel schedule, when to get intensity during the week before a race, incorporating big gear work into your LSD rides, and knowing when to push through or when to pull the plug on a workout.Travel and trainingThis first question comes from Steve Herman in Dayton, Ohio. He writes:“I recently took a new job that requires a significant travel schedule. Typically, about once or twice per month, I’...2021-07-2936 min
EVOQ.BIKE Cycling PodcastDid I Lose Cycling Fitness Over Winter? CTL of 100 vs. 80, Who's Race Ready?A great Cat 4 Question came in!
"Did i lose fitness over winter from riding indoors?”
Do most cyclists lose FTP and fitness over winter?
I’m looking forward to outdoor rides again, and my “fitness” has been tanking like a rock since only indoor riding and going on trips. I can’t get enough TSS to push my fatigue much over fitness if at all."
Remember that all CTL is not created equally...check out the video on how you might be more prepared to race with a CTL of 70-80 versus 100...2021-04-0608 min
Teaching PlusFoTL Episode 3: Memory Encoding TechniquesIn this episode in our series of podcasts highlighting presentations accepted to the 2020 Festival of Teaching and Learning, Ellen Watson, Lead Educational Developer at the U of A CTL is joined by Felicitas Kluger, Ph.D. student in the Faculty of Science about memory encoding techniques and how students can use these techniques to improve their memorization!
Transcript of this episode:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NP8GxX1xcsWa0iysfyu6VxtgIJ_nUTpIOqjybEZ5CH0/edit?usp=sharing2021-02-0221 min
Teaching PlusFoTL Episode 2: Teaching CultureIn another episode in our series of podcasts highlighting presentations accepted to the 2020 Festival of Teaching and Learning, CTL's Ellen Watson is joined by Dr. Kyle Whitfield and Bryan Braul. Kyle and Bryan discuss their SoTL project investigating teaching culture in the Faculty of Extension and give our listeners insight into the important work of developing a teaching culture—even in a remote environment.
Transcript of episode:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Q-c6ZKCud8nqH4qeR0eo0W5RFJ-gPD2ge5ZJmWQQPtQ/edit?usp=sharing2021-01-1921 min
Teaching PlusTeaching Remotely Episode 11: Dr. Roshan Abraham Part 4/4In this episode, CTL staff member, Chris Borger, is joined by Dr. Roshan Abraham, the Pre-Clerkship Director of the Department of Family Medicine at the University of Alberta, to converse about the successes Dr. Abraham has found while teaching remotely.2021-01-1406 min
Teaching PlusTeaching Remotely Episode 10: Dr. Roshan Abraham Part 3/4In this episode, CTL staff member, Chris Borger, is joined by Dr. Roshan Abraham, the Pre-Clerkship Director of the Department of Family Medicine at the University of Alberta, to reflect on the ways remote learning in a medical education context has affected the assessment of student learning, as well as challenges that Dr. Abraham has faced while teaching remotely.2021-01-1307 min
Teaching PlusTeaching Remotely Episode 9: Dr. Roshan Abraham Part 2/4In this episode, CTL staff member, Chris Borger, is joined by Dr. Roshan Abraham, the Pre-Clerkship Director of the Department of Family Medicine at the University of Alberta, to discuss strategies instructors can take to keep their students engaged while learning remotely.2021-01-1210 min
Teaching PlusTeaching Remotely Episode 8: Dr. Roshan Abraham Part 1/4In this episode, CTL staff member, Chris Borger, is joined by Dr. Roshan Abraham, the Pre-Clerkship Director of the Department of Family Medicine at the University of Alberta, to discuss his role at the University, and reflect on the steps that he has taken to transition into a world of remote learning within the context of medical education.
Link to Transcript: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14B1JBrM61C-ZHOBWwGOq-OonboI2aFNH/view2021-01-0807 min
Teaching PlusTeaching Remotely Episode 7: Dr. José BowenIn this episode, CTL instructional designer, Jordan Long, and senior educational developer, Ellen Watson, invite Dr. José Bowen to discuss a plethora of tangible and relatively simple ways to make an online course great, how to make online content more relevant and personal for students, and the impact of COVID-19 on the future of post-secondary education.
Episode transcript:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HVOEd_a1IOGwUHXivPdZwVs2IMpJ1_ri3c39Tbqt8s4/edit?usp=sharing2020-12-1733 min
Teaching PlusTeaching Remotely Episode 6: Dr. Lauren Sulz and Dr. Hayley MorrisonIn this episode, CTL instructional designer, Jordan Long, and senior educational developer, Ellen Watson, invite Dr. Hayley Morrison and Dr. Lauren Sulz to discuss the impact of "emergency" online teaching for courses that centre on a physically interactive environment, like their physical education courses.
Transcript for episode:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/145z4v2TjwfODYPiB2khUk6PCybLbnDXaL8t-n_VrDhU/edit?usp=sharing2020-12-0926 min
Teaching PlusTeaching Remotely Episode 5: Dr. Julie Rak & Dr. Corrinne HarrolIn this episode, CTL instructional designer, Jordan Long, and senior educational developer, Ellen Watson, invite Dr. Julie Rak and Dr. Corrinne Harol to discuss encouraging inclusive environments in online courses including the opportunities and challenges presented by online instruction. Dr. Rak & Dr. Harol also share important strategies to consider when creating inclusive & just classrooms.
Episode transcript:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1s4_OvsH2348SJ7QYkRo-DNind6VVq5HpoloNqHomv9w/edit?usp=sharing2020-11-2530 min
Teaching PlusTeaching Remotely Episode 4: Dr. Mimi OkabeIn this episode, CTL instructional designer, Jordan Long, and senior educational developer, Ellen Watson, discuss teaching languages and literature remotely, using Instagram as a community building and assessment tool, and bringing a positive attitude to an online synchronous session with Modern Languages and Cultural Studies sessional instructor Dr. Mimi Okabe. Note: Japanese for Nikkei does no formal assessment. For more information or to contact Dr. Okabe, please see https://www.mimiokabe.com/ and https://www.japanesefornikkei.com/ Transcript for episode: https://docs.google.com/document/d/11wjgCYJbsnroRvuzz_7buOA_nnF4LqYt8hoi6Xlex4k/edit?usp=sharing2020-11-1725 min
Teaching PlusFoTL Episode 1: Metacognition and CitationsThis is the first episode in our series of podcasts highlighting presentations accepted to the 2020 Festival of Teaching and Learning. In this episode, Ellen Watson, Senior Educational Developer at the U of A CTL is joined by Dr. Gregory Thomas, Professor in Secondary Education, and U of A librarians, Virginia Pow and Debbie Feisst to talk about their research into the use of podcasts to engage students' metacognition with citations.
Dr. Thomas' podcast can be found at https://metacognition.podbean.com/
Transcript of this episode:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1f4LqAjIQXBjJCv_zLRJM-N-2sRTUpVPUY38M8bzubm0/edit?usp=sharing2020-11-1024 min
Teaching PlusTeaching Remotely Episode 3: Dr. Paul GareauIn this episode, CTL instructional designer, Jordan Long, and educational developer, Jen Ward, discuss remote teaching from an indigenous perspective with Faculty of Native Studies professor Dr. Paul Gareau. Paul and Jen discuss how to create relationality and community in an online learning environment. Transcript of episode: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QOVoa-IkCf_bIjz6c66VkcQ3N7gvOR4OxnZInC0p_RU/edit?usp=sharing2020-11-0227 minCTL Speaks!Episode 12: Megan Fisher and Seth ConferIn this most recent episode CTL Executive Director Seth Sponhouse gets the chance to sit down with two fantastic performers and best friends Seth Confer and Megan Fisher! From headlining concerts, to walking out on auditions, to their perpetual battle with time - we talk about it all! And the secret phrase is mentioned!2020-10-291h 07
Teaching PlusTeaching Remotely Episode 2: Dr. Lisa SteinIn this episode, CTL instructional designer, Jordan Long, and senior educational developer, Ellen Watson, discuss the move to teaching online with microbiologist, Dr. Lisa Stein. Lisa discusses assessment and active learning in the world of remote teaching. For CTL's resources about remote teaching, visit: https://ctl.guide/remoteteaching
Transcript of episode: https://drive.google.com/file/d/10PADn7u_OcdlkyQTxGETt8awnNNa4K3y/view?usp=sharing2020-10-2225 min
Teaching PlusTeaching Remotely Episode 1: Dr. Billy StreanIn this episode, CTL instructional designer, Jordan Long, and senior educational developer, Ellen Watson, discuss the move to teaching online with 3M award winner, Dr. Billy Strean. Billy enlightens us on being human and how we might connect when we teach online. To find Billy, visit:
https://www.adventuresinjoy.com/
Transcript of episode: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1B3ELzWlpZUfVO2KAv9319ufWzyJcuBujparCkCpnJv4/edit?usp=sharing2020-10-0827 minCTL Speaks!Episode 11: Paul YoungIn this episode we get the chance to sit down with Paul Young, actor, stage manager, volunteer extraordinaire! We talk through his experiences recently dealing with multiple shows impacted by COVID-19, and some memories about past shows he’s worked on at CTL!2020-10-0148 minCTL Speaks!Episode 9: Nancy Butts and Seth SponhouseWe have our first guest host! CTL Board Vice President and long time supporter Nancy Butts sits down with Seth to talk COVID-19 updates, this years Ray of Light Awards and our summer youth intensive BRING IT ON!2020-07-2250 minCTL Speaks!Episode 8: Kahlie DeHotman and Billy MartelIn this episode we get the chance to chat with Kahlie and Billy, two familiar faces to the CTL stage! We chat about their resumes, studying abroad, Maine’s superiority to the other 49 states and more!2020-05-1641 minCTL Speaks!Episode 7: Actors Arielle and Levi RoushThis week we sit down and talk with Arielle and Levi Roush, socially distanced of course!! We talk about their CTL favorite experiences and all things theatre!2020-05-1550 min
MIT Supply Chain FrontiersSustainability in supply chains with Alexis Bateman, CTL Research Scientist and Director, MIT Sustainable Supply Chain InitiativeJoin MIT CTL's Ken Cottrill in a candid conversation on the State of Supply Chain Sustainability research area. Learn about a comprehensive new study underway, the first of its kind. Learn more at https://sustainable.mit.edu/
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2020-04-2320 minCTL Speaks!Episode 6: Board Member Marie FoxOn this episode Seth gets the chance to talk with CTL Board Member and Williamsport Area High School Drama Teacher Marie Fox!2020-04-2245 min
Teaching PlusEpisode 14: Addressing Racism in the ClassroomIn this episode, Dr. Cathryn van Kessel from Secondary Education and Jennifer Ward and Ellen Watson from the CTL talk about how instructors might promote community by addressing potentially harmful comments made by students (especially those related to the COVID 19 pandemic)
For information on Dr. van Kessel's work regarding this topic, please visit https://openeducationalberta.ca/grimeducator/2020-03-2716 minCTL Speaks!Episode 2: Andree Phillips, Nancy Butts and Chris FrantzSeth gets the chance to catch up with Board of Director President Andree Phillips, and CTL’s two Vice Presidents Nancy Butts and Chris Frantz!2020-03-2639 minCTL Speaks!Episode 1: CTL Board Member Marisa S Hickey and CTL General Manager Philip VonadaSeth, Phil and Marisa talk about the upcoming CTL 2020-2021 Season!2020-03-2128 minCTL Speaks!CTL Speaks! (Trailer)2020-03-2000 min
Teaching PlusEpisode 13: Metacognition in the classroomPost-secondary instructors are not only charged with teaching students content but, also, how to learn within their discipline. Dr. Greg Thomas, Professor of Secondary Education, discusses how instructors might begin to tap into learners' awareness and understanding of their own thought processes (a.k.a. their metacognition). In conversation with Dr. Neil Haave, Associate Director at the CTL, Dr. Thomas provides instructors some concrete suggestions they can begin to try in their own classrooms.
Anyone interested in further learning about metacognition can access a bibliography on it at (a) https://doi.org/10.7939/r3-t5ay-w140 or (b) by email request...2020-02-1822 minEVOQ.BIKE Cycling Podcast1 Massive Reason Why Obsessing Over Your CTL Can Ruin Your Cycling SeasonRead the full blog here!
Once Strava started to incorporate their version of a Performance Manager Chart, calling it Fitness and Freshness, athletes started to dig into their data more and look at graphs of how fit they were. While I like that Strava made the idea of Chronic Training Load (CTL), Acute Training Load (ATL), and Training Stress Balance (TSB) very easy to understand, there is one massive reason why you shouldn’t obsess over this curve and base your overall fitness solely on this one number.
CTL is what Strava calls Fitness.
AT...2020-01-1510 min
Live Well Anyway2019 CTL Christmas Gift GuideThis week on the Cultivating the Lovely podcast, MacKenzie Koppa and Chelle Bruzas sit down for a fun chat about their favorite Christmas gift ideas for this year. If you are needing some inspired, thoughtful gift suggestions, this is the conversation for you! All these links will take you straight to the lists on Amazon, for your shopping convenience! (Affiliate links are used in this content.)
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Teaching PlusEpisode 11: Preventing Boredom in the ClassroomBanishing boredom in classrooms might be seen as an elusive goal. We know that banishing boredom takes both instructors and students, but what are some ways to begin? In this episode, we discuss common sources of boredom and explore strategies for banishing with Cheryl Poth from the CTL and Lia Daniels, Director of the Alberta Consortium for Motivation and Emotion in the Faculty of Education at the University of Alberta.2019-11-1222 min
Teaching PlusEpisode 10: Teaching ObservationsTeaching observations are a great way to get another set of eyes on your teaching. In this episode of Teaching+, Educational Developers Cosette Lemelin and Ellen Watson chat with Dr. Melissa Li Sheung about her recent teaching observation with the CTL.2019-10-1510 minLive Well AnywayYour CTL Season 5 Kick-off with MacKenzie
Welcome to Season 5 of Cultivating the Lovely the Podcast! Today on the show, MacKenzie Koppa is joined by her friend Chelle Bruzas to bring you all up to speed on what is coming up this season around the CTL community! Also, stick around to the end of show to hear Chelle ask MacKenzie her own “stock questions” and get to know your lovely host a little bit better.
MacKenzie explains some of the changes happening with the Cultivating the Lovely platform How the CTL Patreon group is making a difference in community and keeping MacKenzie motivated and i...2019-08-211h 04
Teaching PlusEpisode 6: The Teaching InstituteIn this episode, CTL Academic staff Graeme Pate, Educational Developer, and Dr. Neil Haave, Associate Director, describe the new Teaching Institute being hosted by the University of Alberta Centre for Teaching and Learning.
Some useful links for this podcast include:
https://www.ualberta.ca/centre-for-teaching-and-learning/events/teaching-institute
https://www.ualberta.ca/centre-for-teaching-and-learning/events/teaching-institute/denise-chalmers
https://www.ualberta.ca/centre-for-teaching-and-learning/events/teaching-institute/happy-academic2019-07-1608 min
Ask a Cycling Coach Podcast - Presented by TrainerRoadDominant Team Tactics, Pre-Workout Snacks, Understanding CTL & More – Ask a Cycling Coach 204Join us live this Thursday at 8:00 am Pacific for this week's Ask a Cycling Coach Podcast for discussions on dominant team tactics, the best pre-workout snacks, a guide to understanding CTL and more! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TOPICS COVERED IN THIS EPISODE What to pay attention to when you pre-ride a course Tire pressure: how low is too low? Why you should start with lower pressure than you think How to develop a Plan B race strategy Pacing long climbs A guide to understanding CTL Why are you always out of breath climbing stairs? Should y...2019-05-161h 40
Health Care Real Estate Advisor – Hall Render PodcastCredit Tenant Lease (CTL) Financing with Andrew Minkus
Credit Tenant Lease (“CTL”) Financing with Andrew MinkusAn interview with Andrew Minkus from Mesirow Financial: In this episode, Andrew Dick interviews Andrew Minkus, a Managing Director with Mesirow Financial. Mesirow Financial is one of the leading investment banks in the country with deep expertise placing debt for CTL transactions.Host: Andrew DickGuest: Andrew Minkus
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Hall Render's Health Care Real Estate AdvisorCredit Tenant Lease (CTL) Financing with Andrew Minkus
Credit Tenant Lease (“CTL”) Financing with Andrew MinkusAn interview with Andrew Minkus from Mesirow Financial: In this episode, Andrew Dick interviews Andrew Minkus, a Managing Director with Mesirow Financial. Mesirow Financial is one of the leading investment banks in the country with deep expertise placing debt for CTL transactions.Host: Andrew DickGuest: Andrew Minkus
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2019-05-1641 min
Teaching PlusEpisode 3: Resistance to Active LearningTried active learning in your class only to have students scoff at the idea? Don't give up hope! Cosette Lemelin and Neil Haave both academic staff at the UAlberta CTL sit down with Dr Maryellen Weimer, professor emerita of teaching and learning at Penn State Berks to discuss the use of active learning in the post-secondary classroom.2019-04-0317 min
That Triathlon ShowQ&A #27 - Cramping (with expert guest Andy Blow), what CTL is required to get to Kona and a little rant...Q&A #27 - Cramping (with expert guest Andy Blow), what CTL is required to get to Kona and a little rant... How do you solve cramping issues when you've tried everything, with expert guest Andy Blow Is there any particular Chronic Training Load (CTL) number you should shoot for if you want to qualify for Kona? A rant about over-reliance on arbitrary metrics like TSS and how it causes athletes to forget the meaning of training: adaptations and performance LINKS AND RESOURCES: That Triathlon Show website Coaching Training Plans Hydration, sodium and cramping with Andy Blow | EP#49 Effective Swimrun Train...2019-03-2840 min
Teaching PlusEpisode 2: Two-Stage ExamsExams are a pretty common practice in post-secondary courses. Typically, exams consist of students showing what they know in a quiet room by individually writing an exam, but what if we thought of them differently? Carla Starchuk, an instructor with the Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Alberta, joins Ellen Watson, Educational Developer at the CTL, to talk about her exams that take place in two phases - individual and group. Curious? Listen to this episode to know more.2019-03-2014 minLive Well AnywayCTL Episode 67- The Reading Life with Anne BogelAffiliate links are used in this content This episode is brought to you by Hello Fresh. Go to HelloFresh.com/CTL30 and enter code CTL30 for $30 off your first week! Cultivating the Lovely is also brought to you by Care.com, the world’s largest digital marketplace for finding and managing family care. Join for free as a Basic Member—and start... Read more... You just finished reading CTL Episode 67- The Reading Life with Anne Bogel! Consider leaving a comment!2018-06-061h 04Live Well AnywayCTL Special Episode with Katie DuckettI am so excited to be announcing that we are re-opening The Lovely Homeschool Course this Wednesday, April 25, 2018! And in this episode Katie Duckett (who you might remember from last year’s episode on Relationally Driven Homechooling) and I discuss how the planning method and tools offered in The Lovely Homeschool Course truly revolutionized... Read more... You just finished reading CTL Special Episode with Katie Duckett! Consider leaving a comment!2018-04-2316 minLive Well AnywayCTL Episode 61- Self-care during Seasons of StruggleAffiliate links are used in this content. Cultivating the Lovely is brought to you by LOLA 100% organic feminine care products. LOLA makes your month a little bit easier with a fully customizable subscription. You can choose your mix of products, perfect mix of absorbency, number of boxes, and frequency of delivery. For 40% off your first order,... Read more... You just finished reading CTL Episode 61- Self-care during Seasons of Struggle! Consider leaving a comment!2018-04-1852 minLive Well AnywayCTL Episode 59- Making and Saving Money While Mothering WellAffiliate links are used in this content. This episode is brought to you by Prepdish.com/Lovely– Visit them today for your FREE two week trial! Use the code: LOVELY This week’s show is also sponsored by RX Bar. For 25% off your first order and free shipping go to RXBar.com/lovely And use code: LOVELY Show Notes- This week,... Read more... You just finished reading CTL Episode 59- Making and Saving Money While Mothering Well! Consider leaving a comment!2018-04-0448 minLive Well AnywayCTL Episode 58- Practical Homemaking with Jodi McKennaAffiliate links are used in this content. This episode is brought to you by Canvas People. Get your own 11×14 Canvas People print, for free! Just visit CanvasPeople.com, upload your photo, and enter this special code: LOVELY. Show Notes- This week on Cultivating the Lovely, MacKenzie Monroe talks with co-host Jodi McKenna about the less... Read more... You just finished reading CTL Episode 58- Practical Homemaking with Jodi McKenna! Consider leaving a comment!2018-03-2846 minLive Well AnywayCTL Episode 57- Everyday Kindness with Julie Fisk and Kendra RoehlAffiliate links are used in this content This episode is brought to you by RX Bar Kids. For 25% off your first order and free shipping go to RXBar.com/lovely And use code: LOVELY Show Notes- Today’s episode of Cultivating the Lovely features a discussion host MacKenzie Monroe had with Kendra Roehl and Julie Fisk, authors of... Read more... You just finished reading CTL Episode 57- Everyday Kindness with Julie Fisk and Kendra Roehl! Consider leaving a comment!2018-03-2156 minLive Well AnywayCTL Podcast Episode 56- Spring Nature Study with Andi Gould and Leah BodenAffiliate links are used in this content. This episode is brought to you by RXBAR Kids. For 25% off a sample box and FREE shipping got to rxbar.com/lovely Show Notes- This week on Cultivating the Lovely, MacKenzie had the chance to discuss nature study with co-host Leah Boden and their friend Andi Gould. Andi is... Read more... You just finished reading CTL Podcast Episode 56- Spring Nature Study with Andi Gould and Leah Boden! Consider leaving a comment!2018-03-1456 minLive Well AnywayCTL Episode 55- Intentional TV Time with Erin OdomAffiliate links are used in this content. Join us for a month of natural make-up and facial care in the Patreon Community! Show Notes- Today on Cultivating the Lovely, Erin and MacKenzie chat about their favorite TV shows. They talk about everything related to intentional TV viewing, including why they like their favorite shows, when... Read more... You just finished reading CTL Episode 55- Intentional TV Time with Erin Odom! Consider leaving a comment!2018-03-071h 03Live Well AnywayCTL Episode 53–Fostering Creative Family Culture with Angie ElkinsAffiliate links are used in this content. This episode is brought to you by Stone Soup for Five’s new Growing in Joy Philippians Bible Study. Go Here for the digital, student, and kids versions and Here for the hard copy! Show Notes- On this week’s episode of Cultivating the Lovely, MacKenzie talks with Angie Elkins,... Read more... You just finished reading CTL Episode 53--Fostering Creative Family Culture with Angie Elkins! Consider leaving a comment!2018-02-201h 03Live Well AnywayCTL Episode 52- Friendships with ExtrovertsAffiliate links are used in this content. This episode is brought to you by Hello Fresh Go to HelloFresh.com and enter code CTL30 for $30 off your first week! Show Notes- This week on Cultivating the Lovely, MacKenzie Monroe and co-host Erin Odom talk about personalities, specifically what it’s like to be an ENFP and... Read more... You just finished reading CTL Episode 52- Friendships with Extroverts! Consider leaving a comment!2018-02-1348 minLive Well AnywayCTL Episode 51- Decorating for Atmosphere and Family CultureAffiliate links are used in this content. This episode is brought to you by RXBAR Kids. For 25% off a sample box and FREE shipping got to rxbar.com/lovely Show Notes- In this week’s podcast, MacKenzie and Leah chat about intentional home decor and ways to make your home inviting for everyone, even on a budget.... Read more... You just finished reading CTL Episode 51- Decorating for Atmosphere and Family Culture! Consider leaving a comment!2018-02-0647 minLive Well AnywayCTL Episode 50- Reading in the New Year with Jodi McKennaAffiliate links are used in this content. This episode is brought to you by Songfinch. For 10% off your custom song, delivered within 7 days, go to songfinch.com and enter code LOVELY Show Notes- This week on Cultivating the Lovely, MacKenzie chats all things books and reading with co-host Jodi McKenna from JodiMcKenna.com. (To hear... Read more... You just finished reading CTL Episode 50- Reading in the New Year with Jodi McKenna! Consider leaving a comment!2018-01-3048 minLive Well AnywayCTL Episode 49- Being Authentic with Emily ThomasAffiliate links are used in this content. This episode is brought to you by Phonics Museum from Veritas Press. Right now your child can try Phonics Museum FREE for 2 weeks. And as a listener to Cultivating the Lovely, Phonics Museum is going to give you the Phonics Museum Freebies Pack which includes: An eBook early primer reader called: The... Read more... You just finished reading CTL Episode 49- Being Authentic with Emily Thomas! Consider leaving a comment!2018-01-2458 minLive Well AnywayCTL Episode 48–Deep Dive into Self-care with Leah BodenAffiliate links are used in this content. This episode is brought to you by Phonics Museum from Veritas Press. Right now your child can try Phonics Museum FREE for 2 weeks. And as a listener to Cultivating the Lovely, Phonics Museum is going to give you the Phonics Museum Freebies Pack which includes: An eBook early primer reader called: The... Read more... You just finished reading CTL Episode 48--Deep Dive into Self-care with Leah Boden! Consider leaving a comment!2018-01-1636 minLive Well AnywayCTL Episode 47- Mothering for the Long Haul with Cindy RollinsAffiliate links are used in this content. This episode is brought to you by RXBAR Kids. For 25% off a sample box and FREE shipping got to rxbar.com/lovely Show Notes- In this week’s episode, MacKenzie talks with Cindy Rollins, a veteran homeschool mom of 8 boys and 1 girl who now spends her time homeschooling... Read more... You just finished reading CTL Episode 47- Mothering for the Long Haul with Cindy Rollins! Consider leaving a comment!2018-01-0943 min
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Medizin - Open Access LMU - Teil 04/22Frequency analysis of cytolytic T lymphocyte precursors (CTL-P) generated in vivo during lethal rabies infection of mice. II. Rabies virus genus specificity of CTL-PCytolytic T lymphocyte precursors (CTL-P) were sensitized in vivo by intraplantar infection of C57BL/6 mice with a lethal dose of rabies virus, strain ERA (ERA). As a result of sensitization CTL-P matured to interleukin-receptive CTL-P (IL-CTL-P) that could be expanded in vitro to Thy-1+, Lyt-2+ CTL clones in the presence of IL without subjection to antigen-driven selection. After infection with ERA, IL-CTL-P-derived CTL lysed fibroblasts infected with rabies virus but not those infected with another rhabdovirus, the vesicular stomatitis virus. These CTL, however, did not discriminate between fibroblasts infected with the serologically closely related laboratory strains of classic rabies...1984-01-0100 minMedizin - Open Access LMU - Teil 03/22Frequency analysis of cytolytic T cell precursors (CTL-P) generated in vivo during lethal rabies infection of mice. I. Distinction of CTL-P with different interleukin 2 sensitivityThe aim of this study was to determine the number and state of activity of cytolytic T lymphocytes (CTL) and their precursors (CTL-P) present in vivo during the early stages of viral infection. The local response to lethal infection with rabies virus was used as a model system that is not accessible to analysis by secondary activation in vitro. The local response to alloantigen served as a control. Experimental protocols were established that allow frequency estimates of in vivo antigen-triggered CTL-P. Data allow a distinction between CTL-P activated in vivo by alloantigen and viral antigen with respect to their different...1982-01-0100 min