Please join the Center for Teaching and Learning in congratulating 30 of our University of Texas faculty for earning a nationally recognized teaching credential.
Spring semester 2023 began with a twist. In addition to the first day of classes arriving earlier than usual, many news articles, blog entries, and social media posts were focused on an emerging artificial intelligence text generator known as ChatGPT.
The Center for Teaching and Learning eagerly returns to our Inclusive Teaching and Learning Symposium where we invite you to Pause for Pedagogy. This year’s event will focus on promoting inclusive and transformative pedagogy through panels and communities of practice. Submit your proposal by October 10.
We hope your summer is off to a great start with opportunities to recharge. CTL team members are wrapping up spring semester, planning for next year, and starting some times away. Use our Contact Us form if we can support your current courses or preparations for fall.
Congratulations to our first cohort of Fractalizing Pedagogy Fellows! We look forward to supporting the developing community of instructors to support each other with the goal to cultivate more accessible learning spaces.
This was a group of 30 instructors who participated in the Association of College and University Educator’s course to earn a nationally recognized certificate in Effective Teaching Practices.
The CTL's first-ever Came to Listen, a nod to The Moth, took place on April 22, 2022. This storytelling event was designed to foster and bolster teaching and learning amongst instructors.
Eight members of the Provost’s Teaching Fellows program shared the results of their PTF Initiatives at the PTF Annual Showcase on Friday, April 1 in the PCL.
Wow, it's April. If your experience is like ours, the weeks are flying by with few opportunities to take a breath. We hope you find peace and meaning in the midst of your work. See below for what is available this month and let us know how we can support you!
