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Quotes from past students:

The website is still in my Instagram bio, which I find is helpful for getting the word out/show casing the website… I never thought I was capable of something like this. I knew of course that I was creative, but I never thought of myself as a website builder or even a podcast creator.
Mia D. co-creator of Mirror Mirror website mirrormirror.trubox.ca
I remember the overall experience working with you being very empowering.
Marie K. co-creator of Mirror Mirror website mirrormirror.trubox.ca
I look back on the development of this website as a foundation of my education journey for the Social work program with TRU.
Jasmine K. co-creator of Caregiver Fatigue website caregiverfatigue.trubox.ca
I can see how the Caregiver Fatigue website and the curious conversations surrounding it helped me articulate my perceptions of my values and ethics.
Christine L. co-creator of Caregiver Fatigue website caregiverfatigue.trubox.ca
The project was something that in the beginning I was not looking forward to because when I thought of research I thought of long papers and days filled with reading. This was not at all what this project was.
MacKenzie D. co-creator of Just Ask website justask.trubox.ca
As far as any thoughts about my experiences, I would say it definitely it requires flexibility not only from students but also from professors.
Rebecca M. co-creator of Social Cognitive Theory Gamification socialcognitivetheory.trubox.ca
When I heard about the assignment I was very nervous because I am not the best while using technology I am unfamiliar with but somehow we figured it out.
Emma V. co-creator of Assistance for Single Families website singlefamilieshelp.trubox.ca
I have made two really good friends (Chris and Priscilla) now because of the game project. We still communicate with each other and that project brought us closer.
Elise B. Gamification, Learning Vygotsky’s Social Cultural Theory: Learning with Others Helps Us Grow
The project was cool. It was good for me for sure.
Priscilla O. Gamification, Learning Vygotksky’s Social Cultural Theory: Learning with Others Helps Us Grow

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Stories

The good, the bad and the ugly. Word of mouth is a powerful tool, here, you will read the thoughts and reflections of students, staff and faculty on their own lived experiences creating websites.

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Student Websites

You’ve read all about the experiences and have access to the materials. Here you will find examples of websites created by TRU students. As well as alternative online projects utilizing websites.

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Faculty – How To

Your interest has peaked, but now what? Find a toolbox of resources, instructions, templates and more under the Faculty tab. Including downloadable PDFs and easy-to-adapt Word Documents.

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