Resources

• Ready-made lists of library resources for your course

  Are your students having trouble finding scholarly sources for their assignments?  Not sure where they can turn for help with their research questions? The library has designed ready-made pages of […]

• Life @ U of T and CTSI

  We are excited to welcome Lori, the newest member of the CTSI family. Lori will be contributing regular posts to the Life @ U of T blog. I will let […]

• Podcasts for the Holiday (and any other) Season

  As we enter the final stretch for 2012—making our way through exam time, getting ready for the holidays (convincing ourselves that we will have a relaxing time with friends and […]

• My first graphic syllabus

  Recently, I was introduced to the idea of a graphic syllabus. In her book The Graphic Syllabus and the Outcomes Map: Communicating Your Course (available at the OISE library), Linda […]

• Curriculum guides for film – not just for K-12

  This post addresses a question I have fielded as a TATP trainer who teaches a workshop on video in the classroom. Partcipants sometimes ask, where can I find video curriculum […]

• Visual Oompf!

  Like it or lump it, PowerPoint is a necessary tool for most presenters. While the software boasts efficient, easy to create presentation capabilities, it also runs the risk of sending […]

• Coming Soon – Large Classroom Teaching

  The Centre for Teaching Support & Innovation will soon launch an online module on Exploring Large Classroom Teaching. The University of Toronto’s faculty and graduate students have a fair bit […]

• Meet the New TATP Staff

  The Teaching Assistants’ Training Program welcomes its 2011-12 staff.         The TATP is a peer-training—teaching assistants offering training to other teaching assistants—program that is housed in the […]