Programming
CTL offers workshops and webinars on a range of teaching and learning topics to serve the diverse needs of our faculty and instructional community. Upon request, we can also offer unit-specific workshops on topics within our current portfolio.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact ctl@ualberta.ca.
Check out additional CTL programming on our events page.
Workshops
Sessions offered in-person, virtually, or hybridly focused on structured active and experiential learning activities that 1) are relevant to instructors' individual teaching, and 2) develop self-awareness and personal goal setting to enhance teaching practice. The intended outcome of a workshop is for instructors to be able to consider and implement new ideas and skills in their teaching. A workshop may be standalone (i.e., one time) or a series of several standalone workshops linked by topic in an interconnected sequence.
Canvas Webinars and Workshops
In partnership with the ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥’s Office of the Provost and Vice-President (Academic), CTL facilitates workshops and webinars designed to enhance your teaching and learning experience with Canvas in person and online. CTL's Canvas offerings include:
- Canvas Webinars
- Canvas Build Space
- Canvas Learning Opportunties
- Canvas video recordings
New to the U: Faculty Teaching Orientation
Whether you are an experienced faculty member who has just joined the U of A or are new to teaching, New to the U: Faculty Teaching Orientation is designed to welcome you to the university as a valued faculty member and set you on the path to success in your teaching journey.
Launching into Fall: Academic Teaching Staff (ATS) Orientation
At the U of A, we know how important Academic Teaching Staff (sessional instructors) are to the university’s teaching mission. Launching into Fall: Academic Teaching Staff (ATS) Orientation empowers you with practical support as you take your teaching role.