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STLHE 2012 – Montreal
Several members of the CTSI team attended the Society for Teaching & Learning in Higher Education conference in Montreal last week (June 19-22). It was an eventful and stimulating few […]
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CTSI around campus and in the news
Over the past few months, CTSI has been involved in a number of events celebrating teaching and learning in higher education. These were opportunities to showcase U of T’s activities […]
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My Life is Average (Part 2): Finding Harmony
by Tian-Yuan Zhao (Music & Electrical and Computer Engineering) This year, CTSI has worked with students to explore their perspective on learning at UofT. This blog post is the second […]
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“My Life is Average”: A Student’s Perspective
“My Life is Average” by Tian-Yuan Zhao (Music & Electrical and Computer Engineering) This year, CTSI has worked with students to explore their perspective on learning at UofT. This blog […]
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Office Hours and Talking to Professors
In conjunction with Student Life, CTSI has been working on a series of videos for students visiting instructors during office hours. On the Student Life side, these videos are a […]
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2012 TATP Teaching Excellence Award Winners
Congratulations to the following U of T teaching assistants, winners of this year’s award: Emily Holland, Department of Anthropology Stefana Gargova, Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures Sara Osenton, Department […]
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Teaching with Apps
Saira Mall–Educational Technology Liaison, CTSI In early April, UofT launched Mobile Learn, Blackboard’s app through which students can receive course notifications and information about their courses. With the launch I […]
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TATP Teaching Excellence Award – the Shortlist
It is with great pleasure (and excitement) that we can announce this year’s short list candidates for the 2012 TATP Teaching Excellence Award: Abdul Abyab, Department of Mathematics & Computational […]
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NMC Horizon Report
by Ryan Green, Educational Technology Liaison, CTSI The NMC Horizon Report: 2012 Higher Education Edition came out a few weeks ago, and I thought it would be a good idea […]
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Focus on Faculty: Field Trips
New Toronto condominiums, old New York City tenements and Robarts Library’s recycling bay: these are three things that seem like uncommon places for students to explore, but for Shauna Brail’s […]