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Hiring begins for Saskatchewan’s online teaching serviceRecruiting has begun for Saskatchewan's new distance learning corporation. Sask DLC will offer online courses for students in kindergarten to Grade 12 beginning in April.EducationMar 28, 2023
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USask student blindsided by change to online courses days before school startsA USask student checked to see which rooms her classes would be in and to her surprise, four out of five of her classes had been switched to online learning without her knowledge.EducationSep 2, 2021
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Students in residences urged to move out early, most classes and exams moving online: Western UniversityWestern University says prorated refunds will be offered to students who move out on April 11 or earlier.HealthApr 1, 2021
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All Red River College courses moving online for fall, campuses to remain closedRed River College has become the latest Manitoba post-secondary institution to announce fall courses will be shifted completely online over coronavirus concerns.EducationMay 20, 2020
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University of Lethbridge to offer primarily online classes for the fallThe University of Lethbridge announcing Tuesday it plans to primarily offer online courses this fall.EconomyMay 20, 2020
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Various Manitoba post-secondary student fees in limbo with facilities shut downA Red River College spokesperson says administrators are currently reviewing — program by program — what fees are being charged and whether or not they're appropriate.EducationMay 15, 2020
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What is e-learning and why does it have some Ontario teachers concerned?In 2019, the Ford government put forward a plan to make e-learning mandatory for graduation. It first announced students would have to complete four courses, but months later the government reduced that requirement to two.EducationJan 21, 2020
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Few Ontario students currently enrolled in e-learning courses: reportJust five per cent of students on average per high school in Ontario are currently enrolled in online courses.CanadaApr 8, 2019
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Ontario students walk out of class over education changesSchool boards and teachers unions have warned that the government's planned increase in class sizes will result in thousands of teaching positions being lost over the four years that change is phased in.EducationApr 4, 2019
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University of Calgary making free sports concussion course available to anybody who is interestedResearch on concussions in sport has reached a tipping point where the University of Calgary is offering a free, online course to anyone and everyone.EducationFeb 4, 2019
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