Supporting, consulting, and training UBC Science faculty on the use of learning technologies.
We serve an array of operational and pedagogical needs within UBC Science.
Support services
- Providing specific technical and functional information on learning technologies
- Training on the use and implementation of learning technologies
- Researching and developing new tools to further enhance the teaching and learning experience
- Advising on best practices and sharing tips on the use of learning technologies in the classroom
Consulting services
- Assessing, planning and implementing learning technologies within the context of initiatives and grant-funded projects (e.g., TLEF and Skylight Development Grants)
- Developing processes and procedures for learning technology pilots
- Protecting students’ data and information
Learning Technology Rovers
Learning Technology Rovers (LTRs) are co-op students who focus primarily on providing first-tier support for faculty and staff. LTR activities include:
- Providing one-on-one assistance with the use of various learning technologies
- Troubleshooting and resolving issues online or in person
- Making appropriate referrals to the LT Hub, CTLT, and/or UBC IT when required
Roves
Roves provide in-person support for any learning technology issues or questions UBC Science faculty members may have. LT Roves can help faculty:
- Learn how to use specific learning technologies and see an in-person demonstration
- Work through issues in person that are too difficult or complex to explain over email
- Include a student’s perspective in your course design
Roves are now virtual. While LTRs hold drop-in sessions every Wednesday, 10:00am - 12:00pm, and Friday, 1:00pm – 3:00pm, if you are unable to attend the drop-ins, you can also schedule an appointment with us by emailing LT.support@science.ubc.ca.
