Cross-Program Collaboration Yields Tourist App Innovations
HLOs: 
Bachelor of Commerce – Digital Business Management students completed their first collaborative project with students from the TOUR 3000 – International and Canadian Tourism class.
This interdisciplinary endeavour intertwined multiple courses, fostering a cross-program collaboration between:
- TOUR 3000 – International and Canadian Tourism, a Bachelor of Commerce degree elective led by Anke Foller Carroll, tasked students with conceptualizing a tourism app for their final group project.
- BUS 3003 – e-Business Information Systems and Technology, part of the Digital Business Management program under Hanadi Alnawab's guidance, operated as service providers and created a tourism app prototype for their final group project.
- CTEC 5112 – Creative Technologies Lab 1, within the Interactive Media Management – Creative Technologies program instructed by Julia Le Clair, provided support to BUS 3003 groups, particularly focusing on UX Design and Figma implementation.
The app prototypes spanned diverse themes, including Food Trucks, Nightclubs, Activities, Street Art, Hidden Gems, and Historic Sites, offering a multifaceted exploration of tourism experiences.
The students showcased their app prototypes in a 'Gallery Walk' format, presenting their creations to esteemed guest Jeremy Maunder, Director of Content and Communications at Destination Toronto.
