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Teaching & Learning Resources
Looking for start-of-semester resources such as Syllabus templates, Canvas templates, engagement strategies, and more?
Explore 'Course Preparation' tools & resources
Individual & Department Consultations
Dr. Lina Rincón, Lead of the Center for Teaching, Learning and Faculty Success is available to meet with individual faculty from all disciplines in private, confidential settings.
Departmental Consultations are available through the lead. Workshops are tailored to your department's needs. Individual/Department Consultation topics may include:
- Enhancing student engagement
- Expanding teaching methods
- Managing classroom practices
- Creating and revising existing courses
- Improving student-faculty interaction
- Matching lectures to tests to study guides
- Interpreting student feedback
- Formative self-assessment
If you would like to schedule an appointment, please email the CTLFS or call our Administrative Coordinator Marcelle Rocker at 278-5945.
Navigating Difficult Conversations Inclusively
Supporting inclusive dialogue requires both preparation and responsiveness. This resource offers faculty practical tools to foster respectful engagement across differences and to navigate challenging classroom moments in ways that center equity and student learning
Intro to AI in Higher Education: How Faculty Nationwide Use ChatGPT
Curious how AI is reshaping teaching, research, and mentorship in higher education?
Watch this recording of a session on AI in Higher Education hosted by The Center for Teaching, Learning and Faculty Success (CTLFS) and Information Resources and Technology (IRT). OpenAI led a virtual interactive session introducing ChatGPT Edu and showcasing how faculty nationwide are using it in their teaching.
In this interactive session, we explored real examples of how faculty across the country are using ChatGPT Edu to personalize instruction, increase student engagement, and enhance teaching effectiveness. Whether you're new to AI or just starting to explore its potential, this is a chance to get inspired by what's possible—and start imagining how it could fit into your own classroom.
Preparing for Your Online Classroom
Who can help?
Keep checking back often for additional links to more help; and remember you can always just call 916.278.5945 or email ctlfs@csus.edu if you need someone to talk to about our efforts to provide you with continuity in Teaching and Learning.
More Strategies, Tools, and Help:
Resource Links and Handouts
The following is a list of resources to help you teach online. Use what you need (don't try to read everything!) and seek help whenever possible.