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Learning Suite Welcome (from CTL Director, Russell T. Osguthorpe)

Learning Suite Welcome (from CTL Director, Russell T. Osguthorpe)

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A Fresh Start with BYU Learning Suite

A Fresh Start with BYU Learning Suite

The launch of BYU Learning Suite is an opportunity to refresh your courses.

The launch of BYU Learning Suite is a great opportunity to refresh your courses and teaching practices. The Center for Teaching and Learning website has numerous resources for improving your courses.


How Do You Have a Successful Finals Week?

How Do You Have a Successful Finals Week?

See what BYU students do to have a successful finals week.

Even more miraculous than surviving finals week would be surviving it well—with enough sleep, a healthy diet, and time well managed.


Of Mice and Men: Using a Book Club to Improve Teaching and Learning

Of Mice and Men: Using a Book Club to Improve Teaching and Learning

A CTL Staff Pick from The Teaching Professor

Effective teaching requires continual reflection about teaching techniques, strategies, and materials....[Many] activities can be done on your own, but all are more effective when undertaken with a fellow teacher.


Make more dynamic presentations with Prezi

Make more dynamic presentations with Prezi

Turn your presentations into thinking and discovery tools with Prezi

Prezi is a free online presentation tool that allows you to create and share dynamic presentations. Without slides and bullet points, you are able to explore relationships among ideas through movement, allowing the form of your presentation to support its content. According to Dr. Gideon Burton, “It’s not just a presentation tool, it’s a thinking and discovering tool.”


Gateway Criteria: Minimum Standards before an Assignment is Graded

Gateway Criteria: Minimum Standards before an Assignment is Graded

A CTL Staff Pick from The Teaching Professor

"Do you sometimes (maybe regularly) get papers from students filled with spelling, punctuation, proofreading, and other more serious grammatical problems? Yours is not an English class and you have other content to teach, making it difficult to address these writing problems. And yet leaving them unaddressed puts students in jeopardy."[View full article (Requires BYU Login)]


Enhancing Out-of-Class Communication: Students’ Top 10 Suggestions

Enhancing Out-of-Class Communication: Students’ Top 10 Suggestions

A CTL Staff Pick from The Teaching Professor

"Out-of-class communication makes student-teacher relationships more personal and contributes to student learning. It is also the wellspring for continued academic exchange and mentoring.... As teachers we have a responsibility to encourage, indeed entice, our students to meet with us face-to-face." [View full article (Requires BYU Login)]


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