Our programs are designed to offer UW faculty members and graduate TAs a wide array of resources, information, and opportunities to network.
Workshops
We offer an array of workshops and learning opportunities for instructors, graduate teaching assistants, and instructional staff looking to enrich their teaching practice.
Learn more about our workshops.
Consultations
Want to develop your teaching practice? Need support tackling a teaching challenge in your department? We’re happy to work with you to identify instructional goals and strategies useful to your particular teaching context.
Learn more about our consultations.
Reflection and Practice Seminar Series
This multidisciplinary series of conversations highlights original research and intentional reflection by scholars committed to high-quality teaching in higher education contexts. The series provides instructors and scholars opportunities to showcase their research and discuss new ways to think about their teaching. All seminars are free and open to the public.
Learn more about Reflection and Practice Seminar Series.
Teaching Online 101
This 5-week, fully online, asynchronous course is designed to enhance your digital course design and digital pedagogy skill set. UW faculty, staff, and graduate students on any of the three campuses are welcome to join.
Learn more about Teaching Online 101.
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.
Learn more about AI+Teaching: Using AI to Advance Learning.
Course Redesign Clinic
This clinic is designed to help instructors identify ways to make large enrollment courses work more effectively and efficiently.
Learn more about the Course Redesign Clinic.
Five for Flourishing
Five for Flourishing is a teaching initiative at the University of Washington designed to foster social connection and belonging among UW students enrolled in large enrollment courses.
Learn more about Five for Flourishing.
Evidence-Based Teaching
Evidence-Based Teaching (EBT) is a community of faculty invested in improving teaching and student learning outcomes using learning technologies and other pedagogical best practices. The EBT program provides on-demand support from pedagogy and tech experts and collaboration with peers across disciplines.
Learn more about Evidence-Based Teaching.
Teaching@UW: Strategies, Resources, and Connections for New UW Faculty
This program welcomes incoming faculty to the UW teaching community and connects them to resources that support evidence-based teaching.
Learn more about Teaching@UW: Strategies, Resources, and Connections for New UW Faculty
Teaching@UW: Strategies for TAs
The Center for Teaching & Learning is thrilled to welcome new TAs to the UW teaching community. This program offers a live session in September and year-round learning opportunities in Canvas.