Wicked Problem Courses call for proposals due on March 1, 2019. Courses are intended to help students develop the vision and skills to solve complex social challenges
Centre for Teaching and Learning
Our goal is to start conversations with faculty and graduate students about what makes great teaching & learning. We aim to build on and share these ideas through workshops, online resources and university-wide networks.
Our services & resources
The Centre offers a broad range of services & resources for Concordia faculty.
- Workshops
- New Faculty Orientation
- Consulations
- Course evaluations
- Getting Started With Active and Collaborative Learning
- The Active Learning Classroom
- Concordia-Approved Technologies
- Concordia University Educational Technology Guidelines for Faculty and Students
Please visit Cspace for more information.
Looking for some new ideas?
Check out the CTL's new Digital Learning website to learn more about getting started with blended learning, online learning and technology enhanced teaching.
The Teaching Exchange: Drop by for coffee and conversation. Your chance to exchange ideas, experiences and know-how with faculty colleagues.
The Centre offers the following services & resources for Concordia graduate students and teaching assistants.
Featured annual events
Teaching and Learning Winter Festival 2019
Promoting Deep Learning in Larger Classes
7th Annual Teaching and Learning Winter Festival 2019
e.Scape 2016
Wednesday, October 19
Discover new ideas and strategies for designing and teaching with blended learning.
The Teaching Values Initiative
Fall 2015 Sessions
Want to help define our teaching values? Join our vibrant community to share in the process.
Contact us
CTL:
514-848-2424, ext. 2496
Location
Centre for Teaching and Learning
Faubourg Tower
1250 Guy Street
FB 620 (6th floor)
Map
Mailing address
Centre for Teaching and Learning
Sir George Williams Campus
1455 De Maisonneuve Blvd. W.
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
H3G 1M8
