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CTL Teaching Guides for the Hub
For support with the administrative process of proposing a Hub course, please visit the Hub website. The resources below address the teaching and learning aspects of the proposal process.
Models and Tools for Hub Courses
Teaching Hub Courses in the Summer
A guide for instructors teaching a Hub course during summer term.
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