Governance

Curious about who guides learning technology at UBC? Find out about the mission, leadership, and committees overseeing teaching with technology.

In serving the UBC community, the LT Hub follows the guidance provided by its official mission statement.

Overall accountability for learning technology rests with the Learning Technology Leadership Team, chaired by the Associate Provost, Teaching & Learning, and comprised of a small number of senior academic leaders from both campuses, student representation, and the Academic Director of CTLT and the CIO.

The LT Hub Leadership has oversight of operational activities and works closely with faculty, staff, and all learning technology committees. The group is chaired by the Academic Director of CTLT and includes the Associate Provost, Teaching & Learning, Associate Provost, Learning Services (Okanagan), CIO, and two senior staff from CTLT and UBC IT who oversee learning technology operations.

In 2021, the previous Innovation Committee and User Committee for learning technology at UBC were merged to form the Learning Technology Advisory Group (LTAG). This group serves a crucial role of voicing faculty and student feedback in the learning technology governance at UBC.

The Operations Committee consists of the most senior learning technology person in each of the faculties, CTL, and representatives of CTLT and UBC IT. Members of this committee gather input from faculty and students, as well as from the other learning technology committees.