SharePoint – Social Studies K-12 Hub
Video Resources
Brightspace course(s)
Partnerships
External Opportunities
Online courses/workshops
- The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) offers an asynchronous, cohort-based, 4-week anti-bias professional learning workshop called Breaking Down Bias. This is a free opportunity that runs every few months.
- Facing History and Ourselves online course schedule (please note that some of these courses are fee-based) includes webinars, online courses, and face-to-face workshops on history and social justice issues.
- Reconciliation through Indigenous Education is a free 6-week Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) on “Indigenous histories, perspectives, worldviews, and approaches to learning” through the University of British Columbia (must create a free edX account to gain access).
- Indigenous Canada is a free Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) on “Indigenous histories and contemporary issues in Canada” through the University of Alberta (must create a free Coursera account to access).
- Echoes and Reflections online course Teaching The Holocaust, Empowering Students is a three-week (approx. 6 hours), self-paced course for educators to learn about teaching the Holocaust. It provides classroom resources, primary sources, and a professional network for support.
- National Geographic Education offers free online courses for educators looking to enhance their teaching of climate change, mapping tools and skills, and geo-inquiry.
Webinars/podcasts
Other Resources
