Centre for Teaching Support & Innovation, 130 St. George Street, Robarts Library, 4th floor
Online
Please note that these sessions can be counted towards Course Instructor Job training, but not towards either the Teaching Fundamentals or Advanced University Teaching Preparation Certificates. Nevertheless, anyone is welcome to participate in the event.
This training is grouped into two parts: five asynchronous learning modules (3 hours), and two 1.5 hour online webinars. You must compete the 5 asynchronous modules before you can attend the webinars.
The asynchronous modules focus on many of the principle components of course design, including learning outcomes, assessment, and syllabus design, all approached within a UDL framework. We also discuss policies and course administration details that are specific to the University of Toronto.
Upon completion of the asynchronous modules, you will be able to :
The two online webinars take place after the asynchronous modules. In the first webinar (Exploring Course Design), we take up the activities that were completed during the asynchronous modules, and answer questions related to the design of your course. In the second session (Engaging Your Students Online and Building Your Course in Quercus), we focus our discussion on how you can begin designing your course in Quercus, while also exploring strategies for engaging your students online.
You must compete the 5 asynchronous modules before you can attend the webinars on April 21st.
1pm – 2:30pm: Exploring Course Design
2:45pm – 4:15pm: Engaging Your Students Online & Building Your Course in Quercus