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Teaching@UW

The tri-campus hub for learner-centered and reflective teaching practices

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Whether you have a teaching challenge or want to explore a new idea, we are here to support you.

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July 6 – Aug 2 | AI+Teaching: Using AI to advance learning

This 4-week, fully online, asynchronous course is designed to explore evidence-based strategies that use generative AI to advance student learning and support effective, efficient course design.

2026-2027 workshop schedule coming soon!

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Core elements of effective teaching

 

The UW Faculty Senate recently updated the Faculty Code to ensure that teaching at UW is: aligned, inclusive and equitable, active and engaged, growth oriented, and relevant. Taken together, these elements of effective teaching can help instructors create more effective learning environments. Learn how to incorporate these elements into your teaching.

 
 

Faculty spotlight

Jacob Martens

Learn about featured faculty member Jacob Martens’ approach to honoring neurodiversity and fostering meaningful student learning through ungrading.

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Teaching@UW: New Faculty Program

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Registration is open for the Teaching@UW: New Faculty Program, which connects new UW instructors to teaching strategies and resources, key expectations in the Faculty Code, and each other.
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I loved that the AI+Teaching course is grounded in learning theory and had assignments I can (and will!) readily apply to the class I’m teaching.
Katie Davis, Professor, iSchool, Seattle