Our online campus

Learn more about dementia at your own pace through our interactive e-learning courses, available through the Alzheimer Society of B.C.’s online campus.

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What is the online campus? 

Our online campus is designed to deliver engaging, accessible and relevant education to people impacted by dementia through online or “e-learning” courses. 

An e-learning course is similar to an online workshop, where participants learn about dementia through videos, readings and interactive activities. The difference is an e-learning course can be taken anytime, anywhere you have access to an electronic device and internet connection, and at your own pace, because we understand that flexibility is important.  

Our courses will equip users with the knowledge and skills they need to help people living with dementia remain engaged and supported throughout the journey. 

Click here to view a walkthrough of our online campus.  

 

What is currently available on the online campus? 

Communication series

  • Audience: Care partners and others wanting to support a person living with dementia 
  • Description: Learn all about communication changes and strategies through five courses focused on communicating with people living with dementia. 
  • Estimated time of completion: One hour per course 

Dementia and culture series    

  • Audience: Health-care providers  
  • Description: Enhance your cultural competence by gaining essential insights into how culture affects the understanding and experience of dementia, specifically for Indigenous and South Asian Canadians (and coming soon, a course for Chinese Canadians.)
    • Dementia and culture
    • Cultural safety in dementia care: Honouring Indigenous perspectives
    • South Asian perspectives in dementia care
  • Estimated time of completion: One hour per course

Dementia fundamentals series

  • Audience: Health-care providers  
  • Description: The dementia fundamentals courses provide a solid foundation of the basics of dementia, including its definition and types and will help you identify various symptoms.
    • Introduction to dementia
    • Signs and symptoms (coming soon)
  • Estimated time of completion: One hour per course

How do I access the online campus? 

If you are interested in exploring this interactive way of learning, please click here. Simply follow the instructions to log into your existing account or create a new one.  By signing up, you will also be notified about the release of future courses.  

We are excited to offer this additional way for you to access our dementia education and to have you as part of our growing community. 

Should you have any questions about the online campus or our available e-learning courses, please contact us at: onlinecampus@alzheimerbc.org.