Brightspace Workshops
Start your Brightspace training with the Getting Started with Brightspace workshop to provide the basis for the more advanced workshops.
Once you are registered for a workshop, if you find you will not be able to attend, kindly unregister for the workshop so facilitators can plan activities accordingly.
For Faculty/Department-specific workshops, visit https://ctl2.uwindsor.ca/workshops/147/
The Centre for Teaching and Learning's Brightspace Workshop series provides in-person and on-line synchronous learning opportunities in two varieties: Step-by-Step: relaxed, slower-paced sessions and Quick Steps: faster, technically driven sessions.
If you do not find what you need listed here, email brightspace@uwindsor.ca
Thursday, May 21, 2026
9:30 AM
Leveraging Brightspace to create a more student-centred, efficient learning environment
This is an in-person session but a link for a virtual option can be requested.
Instructors are invited to learn more about how Brightspace can be leveraged to increase student engagement, build efficient, effective assessment practices, and model effective pedagogy. Participants in this session will explore different tools in Brightspace that can meet these learning outcomes. Highlights include use of the Groups tool with Assignments and Discussions, creating different types of Rubrics, and investigating different strategies for students to demonstrate their learning in the age of AI.
1:00 PM
Leveraging Brightspace to create a more student-centred, efficient learning environment
This is an in-person session but a link for a virtual option can be requested.
Instructors are invited to learn more about how Brightspace can be leveraged to increase student engagement, build efficient, effective assessment practices, and model effective pedagogy. Participants in this session will explore different tools in Brightspace that can meet these learning outcomes. Highlights include use of the Groups tool with Assignments and Discussions, creating different types of Rubrics, and investigating different strategies for students to demonstrate their learning in the age of AI.