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Tuesday, November 9, 2021
Join us on Dec. 1 for the FUSION Skills Development Symposium and explore the possibilities for advancing inclusive experiential learning approaches, skills development and the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning at Canadian universities. This half-day virtual event will give you the opportunity to learn about the FUSION skills development... More
Friday, November 5, 2021
Register for the winter 2022 cohort of our Certificate in University Teaching (CUT) program to develop your teaching skills and connect with colleagues from across campus. Examining topics such as course design, assessment and rubrics, lesson planning, communication strategies and more, CUT provides instructors with a safe and supportive... More
Monday, November 1, 2021
Do you know a Carleton student who demonstrates outstanding leadership and innovation? Nominate them for the 2022 3M National Student Fellowship Award. This award honours up to 10 full-time undergraduate students at Canadian post-secondary institutions who have demonstrated outstanding leadership at their institution and who embrace a vision of... More
Are you thinking ahead to your winter 2022 Brightspace course? Whether you’re setting up your first course, or diving in for a second or third time, our Brightspace course setup resources can help. On the Brightspace Support site you’ll find a Course Setup Guide with a helpful checklist, tips and reminders for your pre-term... More
We’ve put together monthly check-ins for instructors to reflect upon at specific points during the term. As the Carleton community continues to adjust to online teaching and learning, these check-ins can help you stay on track, stay organized, and be proactive in solving any issues that might arise this term. This month’s check-in focuses... More
Tuesday, October 26, 2021
Experiential learning is more than work-integrated learning—it’s about engaging students in active and reflective learning that’s meaningful to them, their studies, communities and future careers. Need ideas for what experiential learning can look like in a real classroom? Or have ideas but not sure how to apply them? Find inspiration... More
Applications for the Students as Partners Program (SaPP) are now open to help Carleton instructors prepare their courses for the winter term. Fully funded by Teaching and Learning Services (TLS), SaPP offers instructors and learning support staff the opportunity to involve undergraduate students in teaching innovation and curriculum design through... More
Thursday, October 21, 2021
Melanie Adrian works hard to ensure everyone in her classroom is part of the conversation. The law and legal studies professor says she wants all students engaged because each one brings knowledge to the table. “Everyone brings a lens, a framework, and that is such an important richness in the classroom that can, and... More
Wednesday, October 20, 2021
Accessible teaching practices and course design are essential to removing systemic barriers to education for students with disabilities. Join Teaching and Learning Services (TLS) as we host a virtual instructor panel about accessibility on Oct. 26 and 28 from 1:30 - 3 p.m. Your teaching colleagues will share their strategies, practical... More
Monday, October 18, 2021
Teaching a HyFlex course in the winter 2022 term? Apply for Teaching and Learning Services’ new HyFlex Development Initiative to receive funding to support your course development. Through this initiative, faculty members, instructors and contract instructors can apply for a fund of $5,000 each to develop or re-design courses and teaching... More
Do you want to investigate new approaches to teaching and learning? Applications for the TLS Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) Grant are still open. This grant provides funding for Carleton’s faculty members, instructors and contract instructors to engage in systematic, evidence-based, scholarly investigations of all aspects of... More
Friday, October 15, 2021
Revisit the foundational principles of course design and delivery this fall with Teaching and Learning Services’ Course Design Fundamentals program. This program addresses your course’s foundational elements, such as the learning outcomes, the assessments, and the communication and engagement strategies, so that they are aligned and provide a... More
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