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CTE's monthly digital newsletter shares news from our teaching centre -- such as upcoming workshops and award deadlines -- as well as opportunities and information more broadly of interest to teaching and learning at Waterloo. If you don't yet receive the newsletter -- called In the Loop -- you can sign up for it. We won't use your email address for anything else! 

The following individuals are recipients of the most recent round of LITE Seed Grants: Danielle Deveau; Kim Nguyen and Katy Fulfer; Carol Hulls, Jennifer Ellingham, Jane Russwurm; Allison Kelly, Seonaigh MacPherson; Angela Rooke, Nada Alshehabi, Min Huang; Pia Zeni, Kristin Wilson, Daniel Opperwall. Click the title above for project titles and descriptions. 

The Call for Proposals is now open for the 15th annual University of Waterloo Teaching and Learning Conference taking place on May 2, 2024. Last year saw over 500 faculty members, staff, and students gather in-person online to learn from and with one another around the theme of “Teaching and Learning with Kindness and Care”. Our 2024 conference theme is “Sparking and Sustaining Engagement”.

CTE recently held its inaugural Instructional Innovations Week! In support of teaching as an ever-evolving practice, we held workshops related to the core themes of Scholarship of Teaching & Learning, EdTech and generative artificial intelligence (GenAI), student engagement and wellness, and sustainability.

Friday, October 13, 2023

2022-2023 Annual Report

We're pleased to share the Centre for Teaching Excellence inaugural online annual report for 2022-2023.

Thursday, June 29, 2023

Teaching in Times of Crisis

In light of the recent and disturbing violent attack that took place in the University of Waterloo's Hagey Hall, instructors, staff, and students may want to consult the Teaching in Times of Crisis resource developed by Vanderbilt University.