Intellectual Property and Open Education
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Intellectual Property and Open Education

Over the past few weeks, I’ve become more interested in how digital literacy extends beyond just using technology and into understanding how information, data, and ownership actually functions for modern systems. As someone studying computer science and learning more about how companies operate in a data-driven environment, I’ve started to think more critically about who…

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Structuring Ideas with SCIPAB

This week, while working through topics around digital literacy, technology, and communication, our group happened to meet with our professor to talk about our inquiry project. During that conversation, we briefly touched on the SCIPAB framework as a way to structure ideas more clearly, especially when explaining problems and solutions. It wasn’t the main focus…

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Inquiry Post 2

For our inquiry project, our pod is exploring how AI tools can help students build stronger technical portfolios and navigate the modern job search. After outlining our inquiry direction in the first post, this week I moved into the experimentation phase with my pod. My goal was to test how different large language models handle…

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Design for Different Learners

Learning Support This learning resource focuses on introducing project evaluation and financial modeling to Grade 12 students who may have little prior experience with financial analysis or spreadsheet tools. To support this, we adopt a constructivist and inquiry-based learning approach, where students actively build their understanding by working through financial scenarios rather than simply memorizing…

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Learning Technologies Rationale

The technologies used in this learning resource were selected to support conceptual understanding of economics and applied financial modeling skills. These technologies are accessible to all Grade 12 learners taking part in this asynchronous course. WordPress WordPress acts as the central platform for hosting the course modules. It allows lessons, resources, and assignments to be…

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Post 4

For this week’s reflection, I looked at the YouTube video ā€œHow to Create Charts and Graphs in Microsoft Excel – Quick and Simpleā€ by Teachers Tech. The video walks through the basics of creating charts in Excel, starting with a simple dataset and eventaully towards customizing visual outputs. This introductory tutorial connects well to our…

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Data Ownership, Datafication, Cybersecurity

This week, we are looking into topics surrounding data ownership, cybersecurity, and a new term to me, datafication, which is described as the process of turning everyday human activity into data that can be analyzed and monetized. In a recent guest lecture, Dr. Bonnie Stewart from the University of Windsor spoke about how this shift…