1 Teaching Online
2 Anti-Racist Pedagogy in Action: First Steps
3 Dead Ideas in Teaching and Learning
4 Learning Through Synchronous and Asynchronous Discussion

Teaching Online

Teaching this fall? CTL has created online resources and workshops to help instructors adapt to teaching online. Resources and workshops provide guidance on adapting courses to an online or blended format, teaching with technology such as CourseWorks (Canvas), Zoom, and Panopto, and pedagogical strategies for engaging students online.

For assistance, see the Get Help section for phone and virtual walk-in hours.

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Anti-Racist Pedagogy in Action: First Steps

Classrooms serve as microcosms of the larger society, and the resources offered here, while focused on pedagogical practices, support broader commitments to anti-racist actions in higher education.

This new resource from the CTL centers on citing the experts in this field, synthesizing their work to encourage further research and, most importantly, amplifying the voices of those who have been doing this work for decades.

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Dead Ideas in Teaching and Learning

A new podcast from the CTL

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Learning Through Synchronous and Asynchronous Discussion

This resource presents key considerations in class discussions and offers strategies for how instructors can prepare and engage in effective synchronous and asynchronous classroom discussions.

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This Week for Graduate Students: Thank-a-Prof/Thank-a-TA

Nov 30, 2020

Have you had impactful learning experiences with a professor or a TA at Columbia? Show your appreciation by writing a thank you note!

This Week for Faculty: Voices of Hybrid & Online Teaching and Learning

Nov 30, 2020

What is it like to teach and learn at Columbia in 2020? Read, watch, and listen to stories from Columbia voices, and share your own voice.

This Week for Graduate Students: Teachers’ Lounge: Cognitive Overload for Instructors Teaching Online

Nov 16, 2020

Teachers’ Lounges are a series of informal discussions for graduate students about teaching practices and the culture of learning at Columbia.

This Week for Faculty: Promoting Academic Integrity Resource

Nov 16, 2020

By stimulating engagement and designing assessments that are authentic, instructors can minimize the incidence of academic dishonesty.

This Week for Graduate Students: Looking for Confidential Feedback? Request a Teaching Observation!

Nov 9, 2020

Trained peer consultants can help you think through your course goals, your teaching observation experience, and your future teaching.

This Week for Faculty: Calling all instructors! Share your hybrid or online teaching experience.

Nov 9, 2020

Tell your story and learn from others through the CTL’s Voices of Hybrid & Online Teaching and Learning initiative.

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Voices of Hybrid and Online Teaching and Learning

Share your perspectives and experiences of teaching and learning during this unprecedented academic year.

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Thank-a-Prof Thank-a-TA

Thank a professor or teaching assistant for their dedication in teaching and learning.

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In the Spotlight

CTL staff support instructors at Columbia as they transform their classrooms and create engaging learning experiences. In these stories and conversations, instructors reflect back on their experiences.