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  1. Half Title Page
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright
  4. Contents
  5. Foreword: Technology-Enhanced Learning in COVID Times
  6. Introduction
  7. Acknowledgements
  8. Series One
    1. Gregory Tweedie
    2. Patrick Kelly
    3. Anthony Seto
    4. Isadora Mok-Kulakova &Laura Perissinotti
    5. Kris Hans & Erik Christiansen
    6. Tom Burns
    7. Brian McDonough
    8. Robin Whitteker
    9. Anna-Maria Meister
    10. Darby-Marie Henshaw
    11. Charlie Smith
    12. Jane MacFarlane
    13. Sandra Sinfield
    14. Christal Ramanauskas
  9. Portraits
    1. Rationale for Portraits
  10. Series Two
    1. Maha Bali
    2. Ruth Healey
    3. Rujuta Nayak
    4. Dimitri Giannoulis
    5. Mary-Ellen Tyler
    6. Guy Gardner
    7. Lisa K. Forbes & David Thomas
    8. David Gauntlett
    9. Kiu Sum
    10. LisaSilver
    11. Thomas Keenan
  11. Rationale for Design
  12. Afterword
  13. TALON Manifesto
  14. TALON Glossary
  15. TALON Team

TALON Glossary

What do we mean when we say ...

Asynchronous Learning: Learning that takes place through content available online for students to access when it best suits their schedules.

Blended Learning: Course delivery that uses in-person and online methods to engage students.

Classroom: A space for teaching and learning. A classroom can be both a physical room and a shared digital learning space.

Digital Disparity: Differences in individuals’ access to digital information and relevant technologies for learning due to geographic location and/or socioeconomic factors such as income level, race, gender, etc.

Digital Literacy: An individual’s ability to use digital information and relevant technologies for learning.

Distance Education: Students study at their own pace without face-to-face contact with an instructor.

Emergency Instruction: An alternate teaching delivery model implemented in times of crisis—a temporary solution in a serious, unexpected, and dangerous situation that requires immediate action.

Experiential Learning: Learning that takes place through experience, action, and critical reflection, i.e., learning-by-doing.

Higher Education: Tertiary (or postsecondary) education leading to the award of an academic degree.

Inclusive Practice: The possibility for all students to participate and succeed.

Interactive: Activities that invite students to participate and contribute.

Netiquette: Accepted social behaviours for ethical conduct, and politeness in online communication, and digital teaching, and learning.

Online: Connected to another computer or to a digital network (the Internet).

Online Education: Any kind of learning that takes place online, via computer/the Internet.

Pedagogy: The method and practice of teaching or, more generally, the knowledge and skills utilized in a classroom context.

Physical Distancing: The requirement for students to maintain a safe distance (6 feet, 2 metres) to avoid catching or spreading COVID-19.

Remote Learning: Scheduled instruction whereby the activities happen away from the physical site of a provider. Usually, students use digital means to engage with program content. Transition to remote delivery is often done in response to crises, as happened with the COVID-19 pandemic.

SAPL: The School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape at the University of Calgary, Canada. The “home” of TALON.

Synchronous Learning: Learning that takes place with students engaging with tasks/materials in real time.

Tools: Software, apps and online platforms that help keep the online classroom engaging, inclusive, and interactive.

Virtual Classroom: A learning environment in which students engage with course materials online, both synchronous and asynchronous.

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