Ryan Banow

 Ryan Banow

Ryan Banow

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Biography

University of Saskatchewan - Education


Resume

  • 2019

    Doctor of Philosophy - PhD

    Eduation - Curriculum Studies

    University of Saskatchewan

  • 2011

    MEd

    Educational Technology and Design

    University of Saskatchewan

  • 2003

    BSc

    Math

    University of Saskatchewan

    BEd

    High School Math and Physics

    University of Saskatchewan

  • Instructional Technology

    Adult Education

    Tutoring

    Educational Technology

    Word

    Classroom

    Mathematics

    Physics

    Curriculum Development

    Technology Integration

    Instructional Design

    Higher Education

    Classroom Instruction

    E-Learning

    Curriculum Design

    Distance Learning

    Microsoft Office

    Teaching

    Saskatchewan Folklore and Historical Society

    This was a project that I worked on with my ETAD 874 class for the Saskatchewan History and Folklore Society.

    John Wright

    Ryan

    Banow

    Prairie Valley School Division

    Humboldt Collegiate Institute

    University of Saskatchewan

    Prairie Valley School Division

    Math and Physics Teacher

    Humboldt Collegiate Institute

    University of Saskatchewan

    Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching and Learning

    Accountabilities and Activities:\n\nAssist faculty in refining instructional goals

    assessing students’ needs

    and developing methods for effective curricula and courses to deliver online

    in blended environments

    or fully face-to-face.   \n\nEnhance teaching and learning through on-going support for the design and evaluation of blended and online courses for on- and off-campus students.\n\nSupport curricular and course innovations in new and existing academic programs.\n\nProvide mentorship/guidance to faculty related to online learning and technology-enhanced education.\n\nSupport instructors in their knowledge about and application of issues around privacy rights

    information security

    and copyright laws and the development and expected forms of delivery of course materials.\n\nDevelop and offer faculty and graduate student development workshops and courses in areas including different instructional and assessment strategies

    course design

    and pedagogically appropriate uses of technology.\n\nCollaborate with colleagues in the evaluation of instructional design work including the success of courses offered online

    distributed or in blended formats.

    Educational Development Specialist

    Saskatoon

    SK

    Sessional instructor for ECUR 164: Is this a Course about Science?\nSessional instructor for ECUR 326 (formerly ECUR 398): Secondary Science Methods\nSessional instructor for ECUR 322: Elementary Science Methods\nSeminar leader for ECUR 325: Relational Curriculum Making in the Secondary Classroom 

    Sessional Instructor - College of Education

    University of Saskatchewan