Fall 2016 ATWs

The following Advanced Teaching will be offered Fall 2016. Follow each link for individual workshop schedules, descriptions, and registration links.

*These workshops fulfill the CCTP teaching diversity requirement

**These workshops fulfill the CCTP instructional technology requirement

Spring 2017 ATWs

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Brett C. Smith, Tracie Addy, Leslie Harkema, Trip Kirkpatrick, Kathryn Slanski, Agnete lassen present, while sitting on an orange coach during the Technology Forum

Teaching and Technology Forum Opens Dialogue Across Campus

The 2017 CTL Forum on how faculty are using digital technology to meet pedagogical goals was held on Oct 2, 2017 in Yale’s Center for Teaching and Learning. Dr. Chun reflected on his teaching experience and how he has incorporated technology into the classroom. The Forum comprised of two hour-long panel discussions highlighted a range teaching experiences and technology solutions by faculty from across the Yale community.

Teaching Consultations and Classroom Observations

The Center for Teaching and Learning routinely assists members of the Yale community with individual instructional consultations and classroom observations.

A person works with a digital tablet computer and smart phone with a strategy layer effect on wooden desk as concept

Teaching Innovation Project (TIP) Grants

During the spring semester, grants in the amount of $1,000 are awarded to Yale GSAS students or Postdoctoral Fellows to support the creation of new and innovative educational opportunities for prommoting learning. Teaching Innovation Project (TIP) grants are made possible by generous contributions from the Rosenkranz Fund. Contact Gina Marie Hurley, Associate Director of Graduate and Postdoctoral Teaching Development, for more information.

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Fall 2016 ATWs

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