This is a compilation of handouts/teaching materials used in Center for Teaching Excellence workshops and large group meetings.
Library Guides: Handouts for each large group meeting can be found here: (2015–16) | (2016–17) | (2017–18) | (2018–19) | (2019–20) | (2020–21) | (2021–22)
Active Teaching and Learning Strategies
- Critical Thinking (LibGuide)
- Diverse In-Class Activities
- Games in the Classroom
- High Impact Practices
- Information Literacy
- Integrative Learning
- Learning Transfer PowerPoint
- Poster Presentation Assignments (LibGuide)
- Project-Based Learning for First-Year Students
- Service Learning
- Tactile Teaching (LibGuide)
- Thriving in College
Advising
Assessment Resources
- Assessment of Student Learning (LibGuide)
- Classroom Assessment Techniques
- Developing and Assessing Clear Course Outcomes
- Grading Group Work
- Helping Students Effectively Evaluate Your Teaching
- New Information Literacy Framework and Threshold Concepts: Tripping Point or Tipping Point for Great Teaching (LibGuide)
- Online Student Evaluation Questions
- Rubrics
Classroom Management
- Cell Phones in the Classroom (LibGuide)
Handout (pdf) - Great Ideas for the First Day of Class (LibGuide)
- Handouts for Wrapping Up Your Semester on a Positive Note
Faculty Resources
- Courage to Teach (pdf)
- Considering the Courage and Practice of Teaching (video)
- Teaching Effectively
- Panel of Excellence - Teaching tips from the CTE Faculty Recognition Award winners
- The Professor's Speech (Communication)
- International Students
- Open Educational Resources (OER) - "The What, Why, Where and How of Open Educational Resources" (PDF)
- Syllabus Tips
- Strategies for Teaching Non-majors
- Teaching Strategies for Assisting with Student Absences (PDF)
- Time Management for Faculty
- Videos and Films on Teaching
Policies and Standards
Teaching with Technology
- Films on Demand (LibGuide)
- Films on Demand Streaming Video Service
- Flipped Course Design: Increase Learning by Harnessing Technology
- Online Teaching
- OneNote Wonders
- Social Networking in the Classroom (LibGuide)
- Tablet Technology
- Tips for Using Social Media and YouTube in Your Classroom (pdf)
- Using a Multi-Modal, Blended Classroom (pdf)
- Using Visual Instruction to Improve Traditional Content Delivery (PowerPoint)
- Why Use Technology in Your Classes? (PowerPoint)
Writing
- CompPile (home page) This website contains a wealth of valuable information for anyone teaching a writing intensive course with an inventory of publications in post-secondary, composition, rhetoric, technical writing, ESL, and discourse studies: CompPile Research Bibliographies
- Writing for Publication
- Writing with Ease: Fresh Approaches to Writing Fluency