Take the Stuff
When you have something to say that you hope can empower people, encourage inclusion, and otherwise have a positive impact, you yell it from the rooftops and in as many formats as possible. To that end, you will find the materials of this project in a number of formats — to meet you where you are and how YOU choose to consume content.
A downloadable French version of our book (in Microsoft Word format) from the date it was submitted, March 2022 is available:
LearningHumanizingFrench
Our videos have
– English captions
– Sous-titres français
– American Sign Language (ASL)
– Langue des signes du Québec (LSQ)
We have produced a number of videos centred around the 4 module topics. Below you will find a breakdown of those videos and their content. All project videos (and their alternative formats) can be accessed and downloaded from: University of Windsor Yuja server.
The Yuja video player will allow users to choose captions, interact with transcripts, download transcripts, download the original video, and change the speed.
TRAILER:
MODULE TRAILERS:
MODULE PLENARY VIDEOS plus creating Brave Space:
Getting Air with Terry Greene: OnHumanLearn podcast
Zotero library that is open (just join!) and has links to more materials for any and all topics discussed here. Please join and add to the collection:
https://www.zotero.org/groups/3361442/humanizing_learning
#ONHumanLearn is our project hashtag. You will find lots of voices engaging with topics around humanizing learning if you type it into Twitter:
https://twitter.com/search?q=%23onhumanlearn&src=typed_query
Laura Killam, a prolific blogger posted reflections each week of the co-design sessions:
http://insights.nursekillam.com/innovation/co-creation/building-inclusivity-from-the-rubble-onhumanlearn/
University of Windsor created a blog for the fellows who participated in the co-design sessions from that institution:
https://uwinopenlearn.ca/blog/category/onhumanlearn/
Trent University created a blog for the fellows who participated in the co-design sessions from that institution:
https://trentonlineblog.ca/onhumanlearn/the-oldff-series/?subscribe=success#subscribe-blog-blog_subscription-2
Stephen Hurley voicEd Radio: Hurley in the Morning podcast with team members Terry Greene and Jess Mitchell:
https://t.co/b5A7WKTNAs
Because of the formidable project team we assembled, this project benefited from and can be seen as continuing the great work of two other projects, namely:
Liberated Learner
(ENTER LINK to UT-M project) not yet available
Both of these projects showcased and led from learner perspectives, exploring the most human of stories.