Archive for the 'workshops' Category

Being a scientist in Nigeria

Friday, October 16th, 2009

This summer I traveled to the University of Ibadan in Nigeria to participate in the West African Biotechnology Workshops as an invited instructor. Here is an update that I wrote during my stay.
Being a scientist in Nigeria means being very resourceful in finding solutions to barriers… the power goes out 2-4x per day or [...]

Learning Conference 2008

Thursday, October 2nd, 2008

Today I stopped in at the 2008 UBC Learning Conference “Bring Goals to Fruition” Learning Goals Workshop, presented by members of the UBC Earth and Ocean Sciences Science Education Initiative.
Building effective learning goals is a corner stone for increasing the effectiveness and efficiency of the teaching / learning experiences for both you and [...]

Applied Workshops in Bioinformatics Project

Wednesday, June 14th, 2006

From 2004-2006,I obtained two years of funding from the Teaching and Learning Enhancement Fund (TLEF) at the University of British Columbia to embark on a bioinformatics curricula development pilot project. Through the delivery of hands-on computer based workshops this project entitled, “Applied Workshops in Bioinformatics – Enabling Students to Use Bioinformatics” developed a set of [...]

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