This network is an academic blogging resource for Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly known as Ryerson University).
This site is intended to provide the university’s teaching and learning community with an alternative to the static website method of content delivery. Blogs can be used to enhance classroom communication and writing skills, and can be a great tool for project planning and scaffolding activities.
Please see the contents of this site for details on how to get set up, how to use the system and what it means to ‘blog’.
If you have any questions or concerns, please submit an inquiry to the online form found on the Contact Us page.
What’s happening across the blog.torontomu.ca network?
- Congratulations to Krystal Henry-Mathieu for winning the Dennis Mock Student Leadership Award!
- A new paper, “Estimating Droplet Size and Count Distributions over a Prolonged Period of Time Following a Cough in Indoor […]
- Tutorial Assignment Check out this captivating video created during my CRI 300 classes, focusing on the strategic use of rotation […]
- Crafting a dynamic kinetic type video for Sondiverse entails integrating course theory and creative inspiration to enhance visual storytelling. Utilizing […]
- Valentine’s Day Collection by Natalie De Luca, student at Toronto Metropolitan University. The process of creating a captivating Valentine’s Day […]
- A new paper, “Numerical investigation of the long-term thermal performance of a novel thermo-active foundation pile coupled with a ground […]
- Gori Bhullar, Law and Business ’13, is a seasoned management consultant with a specialization in understanding human behaviour in the […]
- Tutorial Assignment In this video, I utilized the track “If You Wanna Look Good – Vocal” sourced from the De […]
- “The more you know” poster design by Natalie De Luca, student at Toronto Metropolitan University. The design process of the […]
- Virtual visit to Queen’s U Themed Entertainment Development Team (QTEDT) Ergonomics (or human factors) is the scientific discipline concerned with […]