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A nationwide project designed to bring the best of local and international HD expertise to a community near you! An innovative way to connect and learn
Join us as we beam some of the best HD researchers in the world to a community near you!
The Huntington Society of Canada, working in conjunction with the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Ottawa with the collaboration of the Centre for Mediated Teaching and Learning, part of the Teaching Support Service at the University of Ottawa, is taking a bold new approach to reaching families and professionals in their own communities. We're combining local programming with interactive videoconferencing that lets you ask questions and hear other audience members across Canada while you stay close to home.
“At the Family Day last year it was amazing to be in Toronto and be able to watch and listen to someone in Ottawa pose a question to a researcher in Vancouver. It was as if the whole country was brought together in one room. The presentations were very informative and the videoconferencing made it feel up close and personal.”
A nationwide project designed to bring the best of local and international HD expertise to a community near you! An innovative way to connect and learn
Join us as we beam some of the best HD researchers in the world to a community near you!
The Huntington Society of Canada, working in conjunction with the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Ottawa with the collaboration of the Centre for Mediated Teaching and Learning, part of the Teaching Support Service at the University of Ottawa, is taking a bold new approach to reaching families and professionals in their own communities. We're combining local programming with interactive videoconferencing that lets you ask questions and hear other audience members across Canada while you stay close to home.
“At the Family Day last year it was amazing to be in Toronto and be able to watch and listen to someone in Ottawa pose a question to a researcher in Vancouver. It was as if the whole country was brought together in one room. The presentations were very informative and the videoconferencing made it feel up close and personal.”
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