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New OTF Connects Webinars

They’re back: OTF Connects webinars

OTF is pleased to announce their newest series of excellent OTF Connects webinars. Over the coming weeks and months, OTF’s newest series of webinars will feature tips and tools to support you on your teaching and learning journey, across divisions and subject areas.

Their  easy-to-use webinar platform provides you with free, effective professional learning accessible–from a distance–across multiple types of devices. You will leave each session with strategies and tools you can transfer to your own learning context. Registration for each webinar is limited, so sign up early to avoid disappointment.

 

December

Enhancing Classroom Practices with Generative AI – Part 2*
Date: December 2, 2025
Time: 4:30 p.m.–5:30 p.m.
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Join expert Teacher-Librarian Deidre Harrington, as she shares her hands-on experience in enhancing classroom practices in the age of generative AI. This webinar will focus on:

  • Academic integrity and ethics. Teaching critical understanding, including detecting AI generated content and recognizing “AI slop”.
  • Reimagining assessment questions to discourage reliance on generative AI and promote intellectual autonomy.
  • Moving beyond traditional written responses by incorporating graphic organizers and visual thinking tools into assessments.

*Participation in the previous session of this webinar is not required, but if you would like to watch Part 1, you can find it here.

Meet your Presenter

This is Deidre Harrington‘s 21st year in education. She holds a Bachelor of Education and a Master of Library and Information Science from Western University. Over the years, she has served in various roles, including classroom teacher, eLearning instructor, summer school teacher, department head, Learning Technologies Coordinator, and Ministry course writer. Deidre’s goal is to empower educators to integrate technology effectively to enhance student engagement while also recognizing that mistakes are inevitable, and learning can be messy. She has shared her digital misadventures in professional development presentations both locally and at provincial conferences such as BOLTT and OTKR12.

 

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