Welcome to the Learning, Teaching, and Innovative Technologies Center!
Located in the James E. Walker Library, Room 348, the LT&ITC is available to assist in the following areas:
Faculty Development Planning and Consultation: Private, confidential consulting for faculty interesting in working on a formal development plan for teaching, research, and service activities; also consulting on how to best balance your teaching, research, and service activities.
Scholarship of Teaching and Learning: Do you have a teaching project where you can collect effectiveness or student evaluation data? Why not turn this into a manuscript and submit to a teaching or research journal in your field. We can help you with this process!
Individual Teaching Practices Consulting: We are happy to meet with you to discuss ideas for changing your face-to-face, hybrid, or online courses.
Course Redesign Primer: Review learning outcomes for your course and examine your teaching methods, projects, and activities with the goal of facilitating student engagement and content mastery.
Syllabus Makeover: How to use your syllabus as a course and classroom management tool. Determine what information should be included to boost your students' understanding of course learning outcomes.
Walk-In Hours: Just stop by to discuss any teaching-related ideas that you have percolating on the back burner! Our hours are Monday-Thursday 8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Have other professional development, teaching methodology or course design questions? We are happy to assist! Call us at 615-494-7671.
Quick Links
LTITC Library and Resource Center
Online Modules, Tutorials, Courses for Professional Development
Faculty Fair
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Join us for "Mobile Monday's" the second Monday of each month--11:30-1:00. |
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