Faculty Learning Communities
Faculty Learning Communities, or FLCs, are small groups of faculty working on building skills and co-constructing knowledge in an area of shared interest.
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The Center for Teaching, Learning and Design works to support faculty members through Faculty Learning Communities, Digital Measures Portfolio Support, and Instructional Accessibility Trainings.
Faculty Learning Communities, or FLCs, are small groups of faculty working on building skills and co-constructing knowledge in an area of shared interest.
The Faculty Affairs office now supports the faculty portfolio system called Watermark FS (formally Digital Measures). You can find more information on the Faculty Affairs website main page under Faculty Resources – Faculty Affairs Resource Links – Profession Development – Portfolio Preparation. You can find a direct log-in link for Watermark FS in the Faculty and Staff Hub under Email & Collaboration or through the link below.
Instructional design is a systematic process and methodology for designing, developing and delivering instructional materials which align with desired learning objectives and outcomes.
Write It This Semester, or WITS, is a weekly workshop held by the CTLD to help faculty improve their writing and scholarship to make the journey from practiced to published.
Grant money provided by the Provost's office to support faculty members accompanying students to a professional conferences or other professional events.
A tool assisting College and University Mathematic and Science instructors to reflect on their teaching and teaching practices.
ACUE Cohorts prepare and support faculty to teach with research-based best practices, improving student achievement and closing equity gaps.
Capturing the good work we did during remote teaching, CTLD has laid out areas worth considering as you plan your return from remote teaching.