The Mighty Project Site: Supporting the Unique End User at Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College
Channel: Apereo Foundation
Date: 14/11/2014

Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC) is a private, not-for-profit, degree-granting institution located in Toronto, Ontario. Our initial focus when implementing Sakai in 2009 was to support teaching and learning by transforming every course in our undergraduate program into a web-facilitated environment. Since that time, supporting our “Course Site Users” has become an established practice of Curriculum & Faculty Development (CFD) at CMCC, and includes course site guidelines, faculty development sessions, just-in-time support, identification of curriculum eLearning projects and subsequent integration of new tools, and regular Sakai maintenance and upgrades. In addition to supporting this standard academic use of Sakai, CFD has increasingly supported a variety of staff and students who have become interested in supplementing their working groups, annual processes, clubs, and institutional subgroups with an online environment. This presentation will focus on the variety of these unique “Project Site Users” at our institution, and illustrate our efforts to support the development and use of Sakai by all stakeholders in our institution.