BYU’s Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) provides a variety of services to support teaching and enhance student learning.
Our Website: http://ctl.byu.edu/ Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/byuctl or YouTube: http://youtube.com/byuctl The mission of Brigham Young University’s Center for Teaching & Learning is to improve student learning in the context of the Aims of a BYU Education. The center accomplishes this goal by assisting BYU faculty, instructors, and administrators to
-Refine effective program- a
02/08/2022
Join us Friday, Feb 18 at 11:00 AM MT for a webinar "Make a Good First Impression with Your Syllabus." See the link for more info and to register!
Make a Good First Impression with Your Syllabus Learn how to create more engaging, learner-centered syllabi, why that can be useful!
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07/14/2020
Some thoughts on remote assessment that might be worth your time... from EDUCAUSE.
Meeting the Challenges of Remote Assessment [video] Asking faculty to reevaluate how they do assessment during the pandemic has created several challenges. These challenges not only touch on technical i
07/13/2020
Software Training from the Source Webinar
BYU's Center for Teaching & Learning's Software Training from the Source webinar series continues this Wednesday, July 15, 2020, at 11:00 am.
This week's presentation will be presented by PowerNotes, which is a subscription-based platform designed to address the challenges of digital research. Come see how PowerNotes could help you raise research quality, improve writing outcomes, and enhance digital learning.
To see the schedule, register to attend, or to see an archive of previous webinars, visit the Teach Anywhere site.
Software Training from the Source Webinars Wednesdays at 11:00 beginning June 17, 2020
01/16/2020
01/16/2020
Come join us for the 4th Annual Intermountain Teaching for Learning Conference (T4L). The program is looking great and we're hosting this year's conference on BYU Campus!
https://t4l2020.byu.edu
01/14/2020
The last week of early bird pricing for the 4th Annual Teaching for Learning Intermountain Regional Conference. Register today!
Registration The first 150 attendees to register for full Conference registration will receive a copy of Dr. Zakrajsek’s book, The New Science of Learning (2nd Edition). (Single Day or Preconference Workshop only participants will receive a book if they are still available).
11/07/2019
Call for proposals: 4th Annual Teaching for Learning (T4L) Conference on March 5-6, 2020 in Provo, UT.
Proposals due Mon, Nov 25, 2019 based on the theme: “Learning in Harmony"
4th Annual Teaching for Learning Conference You are invited to submit proposals for the 4th Annual Teaching for Learning Conference on March 5-6, 2020 at Provo, UT. The theme for this conference is Learning in Harmony. Proposals are due by Monday, November 25, 2019, and should center around topics related to innovative and engaging approaches...
08/13/2019
BYU ranks No. 1 'Stone-Cold Sober School' for its 22nd year - The Daily Universe It's official. For its 22nd straight year, BYU has topped The Princeton Review's chart of "Stone-Cold Sober Schools."
12/25/2018
Merry Christmas, Everyone!
11/06/2018
Do you do cool things in your classroom?
Come share what you do at the 3rd Annual Teaching for Learning (T4L) Conference hosted at Utah State University on March 21-22, 2019. Proposals submissions are due by December 10, 2018.
They are accepting proposals on the T4L webpage, and registration is open as well:
https://empowerteaching.usu.edu/conferences/T4L2019
09/19/2018
What happens to your students' assignments after they are graded? If the answer is “nothing,” students (and the world) may be missing out on the benefits of their work. This outlines some ways to help you make your assignments more renewable.
https://ctl.byu.edu/tip/are-your-assignments-renewable-or-disposable
08/30/2018
This explains why interleaving subjects within your course can be beneficial for your students.
https://ctl.byu.edu/tip/incorporate-interleaving-improve-student-learning