Looking for AI and Academic Integrity supports? The Library has two self-paced learning modules available for LMS integration, as well as a new video series to support AI literacy.

Library Modules

Academic Integrity Module
Originally launched in 2023, this module takes under an hour to complete and introduces students to the values and practices of academic integrity through interactive activities, videos, and real-world scenarios.

AI, Algorithms & You
Launched in 2024, this 60 to 90-minute module introduces students to algorithms and AI systems, with a focus on ethical and responsible use.

Both modules:

• Are Blackboard compatible
• Are available in CourseLink for UofGH students and faculty
• Provide a certificate upon completion
• Have updated versions available for download

Faculty currently using either module are encouraged to import the latest version. Access the instructor guides here:

• Academic Integrity Module: Instructor Guide
• AI, Algorithms & You: Instructor Guide

New! “AI in Minutes” Video Series

The Library has launched AI in Minutes, a series of short, bite-sized videos covering key AI literacy concepts. These videos are designed to be easily embedded or linked in online course shells.

Topics include foundational concepts such as algorithms and heuristics, generative AI tools and their responsible use, and practical strategies for identifying misinformation and evaluating AI-generated content.

Faculty are welcome to:

• Share individual videos or the full playlist with students
• Embed them directly into Blackboard or other platforms
• Use them as conversation starters in classes

Visit the Library tutorial page for additional videos, modules, and resources. We welcome your questions and feedback at library@humber.ca.

As part of Humber’s official Photo Identification Policy, all users of the North Campus and Lakeshore Athletic facilities will now be required to upload a photo to their ONECard (Avro Mobile) profile to maintain access to gyms, fitness spaces and athletics facilities. This includes students and staff of Humber. Humber ONECard (Avro Mobile) is now the only accepted method for entering; Lenel will no longer be accepted for access at the Lakeshore Athletic facilities.

This update supports Humber’s commitment to safety and secure access in high-traffic and higher-risk areas.

Deadline to upload: Sunday, September 21, 2025
Enforcement begins: Monday, September 22, 2025
Upload link: humber.ca/onecard/myphoto.html

Why This Is Required

In accordance with the Photo Identification Policy, individuals may be required by a duly authorized Humber or Guelph-Humber official to present photo identification via ONECard at any time, including:

“To access campus or enter a secure/controlled campus area”
(Photo Identification Policy, Section 2 – Use)
https://humber.ca/legal-and-risk-management/policies/general-administration/photo-identification-policy.html

Athletics facilities meet this criterion due to:

• Controlled entry via access gates
• High volume of student, staff, and community use
• Supervised physical activity with elevated risk levels

In emergency situations (e.g., medical events), having a verified photo on file supports our Emergency Action Plan (EAP) by enabling quick, accurate identification and coordination with Public Safety Health Care Personnel and, if required, Emergency Services

What Users Need to Do:

Option 1:

• Visit humber.ca/onecard/myphoto.html
• Upload a passport-style photo and government-issued ID for one-time verification
• Approval is typically completed within 24 hours

After September 21, individuals without an approved photo will be denied access at the gate. Athletics Staff will not be able to override the system.

Option 2:

Users can also visit the IT Support Desks at the North Campus and Lakeshore Campus which are located beside the Campus Bookstores at each campus.

Questions?

For Athletics-related access questions: athletic.office@humber.ca.

For ONECard, photo, or Avro app support: Contact the Humber IT Support Centre.

Thank you for doing your part to support a safe and secure experience for all users.

Humber and University of Guelph-Humber employees can take advantage of limited time offers on iPhones, phone plans, and streaming services. TELUS is currently offering competitive plans for our employees through our TELUS Exclusive Partner Program: 

• Get the iPhone 16 Pro at $0 upfront and $30/month on a two-year term with TELUS Easy Payment and Bring-It-Back. 
• Pair your new smartphone with a 100GB 5G+ Canada-US plan starting at $55/month on a two-year term. 
• Enjoy Stream+ Premium for just $25/month when bundled with a 5G+ Unlimited mobility plan. That’s Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon Prime— all in one place. 

In addition, each employee can share these discounts with up to nine (9) family members. To learn more, please view the TELUS flyer. 

If you have any questions, please contact our Humber Account Manager, Sarrah Varga at 604.969.8240, or via email at sarrah.varga@telus.com.  

Interested in other employee perks that are available? Explore our employee perks page on the  People(s) & Culture Website – Employee Perks.  

Questions and suggestions on employee perks, please email us at oe@humber.ca.

Want to help keep Humber cleaner and greener? Humber’s Office of Sustainability is here to support you! Through our new Campus Cleanup Toolkit, students, staff, and faculty can easily organize their own campus cleanups - on their own schedule.

We will provide essential supplies like gloves and bags, as well as the option to borrow garbage pickers to make your cleanup safer and more effective. You’ll also receive guidance on proper waste sorting and disposal to ensure your efforts are sustainable and impactful.

How to get started:

1. Decide if you’re cleaning up solo or with a team
2. Get in touch with the Office of sustainability at sustainability@humber.ca
3. Provide the Office of Sustainability with the necessary group/event information, and let us if you’d like to borrow any pickers
4. Pick up your materials and make a difference!

Cleanups are important because they promote a healthy, safe, and welcoming environment, while also contributing to a positive impact on the local environment. Our latest spring campus resulted in over 30 pounds of waste collected between both North and Lakeshore campuses!

Hosting a cleanup can be a fun group activity for students, as well as a great team bonding opportunity for staff or faculty. Additionally, the outcomes of your cleanup can be shared further with the Humber community.

For more information visit: 4 pager Cleanup Toolkit

Let’s all take collective action to protect our campus environment and become stewards of the land we learn and work on.