Teaching and Learning Faculty Resources
This website contains self-service teaching and learning resources on a number of topics from offices across campus (Center for Teaching and Learning, Educational Technology and Training, and Program and Instructional Design, as a start.)
In addition to the resources curated and shared here, you can also find opportunities to connect and get support. This includes funding opportunities to support teaching and course design as well as workshops and events on pedagogy, teaching with technology, accessibility.
Looking for additional ways to connect, collaborate, and grow?
What team is right for you?
The Center for Teaching and Learning (CETL) provides support to CU Denver faculty looking to better themselves as educators, no matter their experience level. CETL helps all instructors across campus, from working with lecturers in our vital core courses learn how to master their lecture hall course with hundreds of students, to assisting an expert educator in refining their syllabus to better help students. Contact Kate Goodman for more info: [email protected]
Educational Technology and Training/OIT supports university faculty and staff in their use of academic technology tools and resources. They work with schools, colleges, faculty and staff to creatively implement new technologies and provide training in instructional methods related to technology integration in our classrooms. They also help faculty design more accessible learning environments as well as provide training and resources to help remediate courses and materials to meet accessibility standards. Contact Amy Linville for more info: [email protected]
Program and Instructional Design collaborates with instructors and programs to design meaningful, intentional teaching and educational experiences for all learners across multiple modalities. As a team we are learner-focused and especially knowledgeable and skilled in online and hybrid pedagogy, program and curriculum design, course-level design and development and much more! Contact Jason Drysdale for more info: [email protected]
Microcredentials and Market Intelligence: Because our schools and colleges are working in a competitive market, our team seeks to provide both broad data-based insights to the institution, as well as refined insights tailored to your specific program. We are a team of good listeners who value understanding the nuances of your program so we can provide expert guidance. Microcredentials are a growing field in higher education. The skilled educational researchers and market intelligence analysts on our team can provide support to you as you make decisions about whether or not to add microcredentials to your portfolio. Contact Jeremy Lingle for more info: [email protected]
The Center for Faculty Development and Advancement (CFDA) supports the faculty of the University of Colorado Denver with programs and resources as they grow as leaders in their departments, communities, and fields. We support faculty as they work toward rank advancement and continue to support faculty as they thrive as members of the University community. Contact [email protected] for more info.
