
TILE Celebrates 500 Instructors
In only eight years, the TILE program has managed to leave a lasting impact on over 500 faculty members and thousands of students across the UI campus.
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In only eight years, the TILE program has managed to leave a lasting impact on over 500 faculty members and thousands of students across the UI campus.
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This fall, the University of Iowa launched ICON Direct, an online platform that gives students the option of buying digital textbooks and course materials at a much lower cost than their printed equivalents... Continue ReadingRead more
For Associate Professor of Anthropology Matt Hill, the Learning Design Collaboratory was an opportunity to transform his teaching on multiple levels.
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This series highlights an array of teaching strategies implemented by faculty members at the University of Iowa. Each strategy aims to enhance student engagement and broaden the scope of their learning.
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Designed with you, the instructor, in mind, the Center for Teaching Handbook for Teaching Excellence, aims to make your teaching life a bit easier.
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Please join us in welcoming three new staff members to the Office of Teaching, Learning & Technology (OTLT).
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The Academic Technology Advisory Council (ATAC) is seeking proposals from instructors for the Innovations in Teaching with Technology Awards (ITTA) .
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The Office of Teaching, Learning & Technology would like to congratulate Assistant Professor of Finance Richard Peter for being selected as the recipient of the 2018 Cannon Scholarship for Teaching Excellence.
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Office of Teaching, Learning & Technology SITA (Student Instructional Technology Assistant) staff member, Sarah Day, will be attending the American School Counselor Association (ASCA) Annual Conference in Los Angeles in July. She was selected as an ASCA...Read more
Stock up on your summer reading list with the Office of Teaching, Learning & Technology book recommendations – some of which are available for checkout in the Center for Teaching’s Lending Library, located in 2080 UCC....Read more