Western Canada: Questions mount as back-to-school edges closer

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“At some point, if you’re teaching carpentry, you have to hammer in a nail,” James Rout, associate vice-president of education support and innovation at the B.C. Institute of Technology, told reporter Frances Bula for a story she and Xiao Xu wrote for this weekend about how some of thesePostsecondary institutions across the country offering programs for everything from construction trades to health care specialties are having to figure out how to deliver them.

The nursing department had already developed 19 types of cases for students to practise on through its program called Virtual Pulse, ranging from a child rescued from a burning house to a man who’d had a stroke. At Seneca College’s Markham campus just outside Toronto, students in the School of Creative Arts & Animation studying illustration are working in a video-conference group, sketching a live model in real time.Spokeswoman Caroline Grech said after much testing, including rehearsals with the model, live drawing sessions began this summer with the model posing while responding to the professor’s instructions.

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