Tag: Open Educational Resources OER

By Iris Elliott and Phuong Diep   (Part 3 of the three-part series on Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) in Ontario, link to post 1, and post 2 of this series)   In the first post of this series, we stepped back to look at Ontario’s WIL ecosystem: who is involved, why WIL matters, and how a hierarchy of needs helps explain where pressure, influence, and opportunity sit […]

A Once-in-a-Generation Opportunity for Innovation  Canada is at a pivotal moment. As global markets shift and technological disruption accelerates, the country faces mounting pressure to strengthen its domestic capacity, support economic resilience, and prepare for a rapidly changing future.   At the centre of this transformation are small and medium‑sized enterprises (SMEs), the backbone of Canada’s economy and a powerful engine […]

By Iris Elliott and Phuong Diep   In our first post, we mapped the Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) ecosystem and introduced a hierarchy of the needs for all the players in this space. This post turns the lens to Ontario PSIs, how they’re meeting those needs in different, practical ways to keep quality WIL moving forward. For a sector definition of WIL, […]

By Iris Elliott and Phuong Diep Across Ontario, Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) is becoming one of the most important bridges between education and employment. As technologies shift, industries evolve, and learners seek clearer pathways into meaningful careers, WIL has become a powerful tool for connecting classroom learning to real world application. But it is more than […]