Learning Online

This section includes many resources - websites, pdfs, workshops, ebooks, videos - to help you with the transition to online learning.  Some of these materials were created by The University of Winnipeg.  Some are from other institutions/organizations; we gratefully acknowledge their work in the area of online learning. 

Resources from UWinnipeg

• Tips for Online Classes
  Tips on online learning from UWinnipeg Academic & Career Services
• Student Learning Resources - Online Learning Guide
  A guide for all students, courtesy of UWinnipeg PACE
• Study Tips for Managing a Transition to Remote Learning
  Tips for all students, courtesy of UWinnipeg PACE
• Study Skills Workshops
  A series of workshops hosted by UWinnipeg Academic & Career Services
• Using the Library
  A digital hub - the UWinnipeg Livingroom Library

Resources from Other Institutions

Videos:

• Online Learner videos (UBC)
  “How to do well in online courses” and other videos from University of British Columbia
• Online Learning videos (UCalgary)
  "Studying online with others," "Keeping up with your readings," "Taking online lecture notes" and more from University of Calgary
• How to Learn Online
  The “Pomodoro Method of Getting Work Done” and other videos/guides from Trent University
• Reducing Student Stress:  Tips & Tricks for Students with Online Learning
  A video (and transcript/powerpoint) from BC Campus

Websites, lists, guides, blogs:

• 5 Strategies for Success in Online Learning
  McGill University website
• Strategies for Online Learning Success
  University of Calgary website
• List of Best Time Management Apps
  Blog on Clockify website
• Study Tactics
  McGill University website
• E-learning Guide
  York University website

E-books:

• Learning to Learn Online at Fanshawe
  Available online or in print, Kwantlen Polytechnic University Learning Centres, Christina Page, Adam Vincent, Fanshawe College, Andrew Stracuzzi and Shauna Roch 
• Learning to Learn Online
  Available online or in print, by Kwantlen Polytechnic University Learning Centres, Christina Page and Adam Vincent
• Learn Online
  An e-book created by students to help ease the shift from a traditional classroom setting to an online environment from E-Campus Ontario