Past Events

2022-23 Teaching Innovation Grant (TIG) recipients explain to fellow faculty what they did, what they learned, and how you to use the ideas in your own classes.

This book discussion series about Ungrading (Blum) will provide you an opportunity to explore with fellow faculty how grading influences learning and discuss effective ways of assessing student work.

This book discussion series about Ungrading (Blum) will provide you an opportunity to explore with fellow faculty how grading influences learning and discuss effective ways of assessing student work.

Visit peers' classrooms to learn about a variety of teaching styles and learning environments.

Visit peers' classrooms to learn about a variety of teaching styles and learning environments.

These special events provide an introduction to the fundamentals of the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SOTL), explore key questions to guide SOTL projects, and feature UT students and faculty engaged in SOTL and who are current/potential campus leaders in this area.

This book discussion series about Ungrading (Blum) will provide you an opportunity to explore with fellow faculty how grading influences learning and discuss effective ways of assessing student work.

This book discussion series about Ungrading (Blum) will provide you an opportunity to explore with fellow faculty how grading influences learning and discuss effective ways of assessing student work.

This informal discussion centers UT students’ perspectives on ChatGPT. Students will share their perceptions and questions regarding the tool and its applications within and outside of the classroom. Panelists will also discuss what they want UT instructors and staff to know about their concerns and feelings around ChatGPT, and will begin to collaboratively imagine possibilities for a future in education that considers its role and potential impacts.