About the Learning Commons
The Learning Commons is an evolving collection of UBC-selected learning resources that guide students through a process of discovery. Through an emphasis on student-driven initiatives and shared-decision making, we enrich the academic support and enhance the experience of all UBC students.
The Learning Commons is your first stop for resources and tools that will help you learn more effectively. Here are a couple of suggestions to get you started:
- 7 Things for Students: offers suggestions for the 7 most important resources for students on this site.
- Study Toolkits offers guided tours on topics from presentation skills to exam prep, and info on new and standard technologies that can make your studying a lot easier.
Learning Commons Locations
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Chapman LC
Located in the heart of the Irving K Barber Learning Centre.
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604.827.3909 |
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Canaccord LC
Located on the Second Floor of the David Lam Building.
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604.822.9400 |
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Julie Mitchell – Managing Librarian, Chapman Learning Commons
Cindy Underhill – Strategist: Learning Resource Design, Centre for Teaching, Learning & Technology
Erin Biddlecombe - Student Development Officer, Learning
Teri Grant - Student Development Coordinator, Chapman Learning Commons
Matthew Chiang - Chapman Learning Commons Assistant
Gillian Corbo - Chapman Learning Commons Assistant
Jeff LeDrew - Chapman Learning Commons Assistant
Paul Chiang - Co-op Student, Centre for Teaching, Learning & Technology
History
The Learning Commons website, formerly LEAP (Learning Enhancement Academic Partnership) began as a collaborative effort between the AMS, the Office of Student Development, and the Office of Learning Technology in 2005.
In the following years, LEAP was awarded a generous Teaching & Learning Enhancement Fund (TLEF) grant to develop a new approach to supporting student learning at UBC.
In 2008, LEAP won the Spencer IT Innovation Award for its successful implementation of new and significantly improved ideas, services, and practices.
In 2010, LEAP merged with the Chapman Learning website to become the "Learning Commons." LEAP and the Chapman Learning Commons had always been collaborative partners to support learning, and by bringing together these two resources, their respective teams, we are able to create an even stronger learning resource for UBC students.
Vision
The Learning Commons is an evolving collection of UBC-selected learning resources that guide students through a process of discovery. Through an emphasis on student-driven initiatives, authentic partnerships, and shared-decision making, we strive to enrich the academic experience of all UBC students.
We rely on a team of dedicated, talented, and visionary students and staff who suggest, build, design, write, dream, and implement everything you see here. This is a truly collaborative project that brings together expertise and energy from across campus to provide learning support for students.
source: http://wiki.ubc.ca/Learning_Commons:Chapman_Learning_Commons/About_2
Content maintained by Julie Mitchell
I am in need of a tutor for EPSE 482- ANOVA- statistics. Any suggestions?
Hi Stephanie,
Thank you for your question. Graduate students in the Department of Statistics here at UBC are often available as tutors for other students. Because it is on an individual basis, I will connect you with Elaine Salameh in the Department who can explain further and get you started on that option if you are interested. Elaine’s email is elaine@stat.ubc.ca
Please note that this option will very likely be neither free nor drop-in.
Best,
Teri Grant
Student Development Coordinator, Chapman Learning Commons