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Exterior view of Manitou a bi Bii daziigae at Princess St. and Elgin Ave.
Learn about exciting employment opportunities for instruction and curriculum development at Red River College Polytechnic. Join senior academic leaders and faculty:
Date: Thursday, June 23, 2022
Time: 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Location: Manitou a bi Bii daziigae, at 319 Elgin Avenue (view on Google Maps)
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Would you like to make a positive, direct impact on the next generation of IT professionals?
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Would you like to work at a place where you can make a positive, direct impact on the next generation of professionals in your field?
Exterior view of Manitou a bi Bii daziigae at Princess St. and Elgin Ave.
Learn about exciting employment opportunities for instruction and curriculum development at Red River College Polytechnic. Join senior academic leaders and faculty:
Date: Wednesday, May 11
Time: 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Location: Manitou a bi Bii daziigae, at 319 Elgin Avenue (view on Google Maps)
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Red River College Polytechnic requires everyone on campus to wear a medical grade face mask. These masks will be available when you enter the building.
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Sprint to Innovate – The Innovation Challenge presented by City of Winnipeg was a great success. Student teams worked on their chosen challenge from Friday, April 8 to Sunday, April 10. Each team was given 7 minutes to present the solution to their challenge.
Our judges, Wendy Yan (Futurpreneur), Brent Wennekes (Protein Industries), Tyler Gooch (City of Winnipeg), and Lawrence Lazarko (formerly Manitoba Public Insurance) had a tough decision deciding between the 17 teams that would win our four prizes.
This event was established by Tech Manitoba, RRC Polytech, and the University of Winnipeg’s Faculty of Science.
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Our inaugural Inspire Conference 2022, hosted by the department of Applied Computer Education, was a roaring success. We had well over 700 participants in attendance, incredible engagement, and many new connections made. The success of our conference would not have been possible without all the generous time and help we received from our student volunteers and our many friends and contacts in industry. Many thanks to the conference co-chairs (and instructors!) for coordinating efforts, attracting talent, and executing this year’s Inspire Conference: Laurie Cutrone and Manuel Castellon!
If you missed the conference or wish to watch a session you were unable to attend, we have most of our sessions recorded and available for replay on our YouTube playlist.
Relive the Inspire Conference on YouTube
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Read About our Organizing Committee
Thank you to the panelists who joined us for the Inspire Conference and sharing your experiences with our students. Recordings can be rewatched by expanding the below accordions.
We featured many breakout sessions on a variety of topics of interest to Applied Computer Education Students. Open the accordions to see the videos on this page or watch the whole playlist at the following link.
Relive the Inspire Conference on YouTube
Read speaker and panelist bios
We had some technical difficulties with George Mui’s and Marc Naddell’s sessions during the conference. They were able to re-join us for a Spin-Off session on April 20, 2022, which you can now replay on our YouTube playlist or watch the session by opening the following accordion.
Engagement was a key component to the 2022 Inspire Conference. Congratulations to the following people within ACE who led the engagement charge by submitting photos to the contests and climbing the engagement leaderboard.
Many thanks to Tech Manitoba and RBC Future Launch for their gracious support of our first annual Inspire Conference.
We have an exciting lineup of speakers, panelists, breakout session guests planned to attend our first-annual Inspire Conference, hosted by the department of Applied Computer Education at Red River College Polytechnic. We put together this page of information to help you decide which sessions you wish to attend. View the full schedule at rrc.ca/inspire Read More →
This is the first in a series of spotlight articles, presented by Applied Computer Education (ACE), where we feature members and projects from the ACE department.
Al McLeod is an honorary member of the ACE department, we met with Al to ask some questions about himself.
The 2022 Inspire Conference could not be made possible without the dedication of our volunteers. We have 10 faculty and staff Champions. These Champions are leading more than 50 student volunteers from each of our ACE programs. Their dedication and commitment are the key factors to the success of our inaugural Inspire Conference. Read More →
Have you collaborated with the ACE Project Space on realizing a project? We would love to hear from you!
We are collecting information and stories about previous ACE Project Space projects to:
Thank you very much for your time.
As there is a size limit (52MB) for images, we realize that you might need to make multiple submissions, or feel free to upload them to your own repository like Google Drive or Dropbox and send us a link.
Brought to you by Red River College Polytechnic, Tech Manitoba, and Faculty of Science-UM
Friday, April 8 – Sunday, April 10, 2022
Sprint to Innovate brings together post-secondary students from varied disciplines such as technology, business, entrepreneurship, and more. Manitoba students, and invited international partner institutions, will learn about innovation while collaborating in a fun and exciting challenge to build a minimum viable prototype in two days. Read More →