The Learning Innovation and Teaching Enhancement (LITE) Seed Grants support small-scale teaching and learning research projects with funding of up to $7,500.
The Human Factor: Shaping the Role of AI in Higher Education is the theme of the 17th Annual University of Waterloo Teaching and Learning Conference.
Donna Ellis, CTE’s Director and Annik Bilodeau, Educational Developer, Research and Consulting have each recently published and have been recognized for their research.
We are pleased to announce that we have maintained the Platinum certification in the Green Office program.
Mark Morton reflects on his upcoming retirement.
For this round of LITE Seed Grants, we strongly encourage projects that contribute to streamlining courses and programs in new ways while upholding UW’s standards of academic excellence.
We are proud to recognize graduate students from the Certificate in University Teaching (CUT) program whose educational projects were showcased at the inaugural Graduate/Postdoc Students Teaching in Higher Education Conference.
We’ve updated our teaching tip to help instructors use GenAI to support, deepen, and extend student learning.
Hear what students have to say about engaging in an experiential, self-directed, and reflective course framework (SLICCs).
Instructors and staff report on how the UWTL has impacted them.