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- Design a learner-centered course
- Learn about Universal Design
- Use accessible teaching strategies
- Make your class more inclusive
Engage students
- Rebuild students’ connection to your course
- Get students actively involved
- Make your class more engaging
Grow your teaching
- Develop a reflective teaching practice
- Learn alongside other faculty
- Consult with a colleague about your teaching challenges
Upcoming Workshops
Oct 23 | Faculty Panel: Using AI to Support Teaching
Join a panel of faculty members from UW’s Bothell, Seattle, and Tacoma campuses as they discuss integrating AI into their teaching.
Nov 4 | Conversation: Preparing to Meet New Federal Digital Accessibility Rules
Learn about and discuss UW’s plans for meeting the US Department of Justice’s new expectations for the digital accessibility of course materials.
Nov 19 | Engaging Students through Participatory Design
Beck Tench, Senior Researcher (Harvard University), will share how instructors in any field can apply “participatory design” in their teaching.
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