In this session participants will learn the basics of open educational resources (OER), including licenses and where to find such resources. Participants will also discuss the benefits and barriers to using OER in their own courses.

Polling and other formative assessment tools are quick ways to enhance your teaching practice by allowing you to tailor your teaching strategies to the students. This session will explore the various tools that are available at USask and briefly i ...(more)

Experiential learning is a powerful and exciting teaching strategy. Those that have used it recognize that if you want students to get the richest learning experience, they need to go beyond only participating in experience. This is where what is ...(more)

This is an information session for those who are curious about the Certificate in University Teaching and Learning (CUTL).

The Certificate in University Teaching and Learning is a competency-based program for USask faculty, sessionals an ...(more)

(Register once for all four sessions)

Participants will meet four times in two weeks to discuss and further explore foundational elements of their own awareness and understanding related to reconciliation in Saskatchewan. Rose and Stryke ...(more)

You can prevent academic misconduct most effectively through assessment and instructional approaches. Ahead of the term is the perfect time to incorporate some key strategies that make sense for your course. Join this session to (1) select 1-2 act ...(more)

New Faculty Orientation - Aug 17 & 18

Session #1-Succeeding in your First Year

Facilitated by Ken Wilson

A panel session comprised of a dean, department head and a USask faculty ...(more)

There is a gap in higher education practice of including students in course design and collaborative decision making. This session aims to help bridge the gap by acknowledging the perspectives and contributions of students from a diversity of expe ...(more)

This session is intended for those that teach in disciplines related to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). If that is you, please register and join us!

We've tried many different teaching, learning, and assessment st ...(more)

In this session, you'll get to try out a series of easy ways to make your course more active, and contextualize them based on your discipline and space. Both remote and face-to-face options will be discussed, but the session will be virtual.