COVID-19 Continuity of Teaching
The Center for Teaching & Learning aims to support our faculty in providing continuity in high quality learning experiences for BU’s students during times of campus closures or other disruptions in your teaching.
The best way to reach us during the remote teaching period is through email at ctl@bu.edu.
Announcement: Link to the Continuity of Teaching Resources in the column below.
Continuity of Teaching Resources
As we transition to teaching in an online environment, many instructors have questions about how to adjust their courses, assessment tasks, and pedagogical approaches. These resources have been developed to support instructors in this period of remote teaching. If you have a need for specific resources that are not yet included here, please be in touch with us at ctl@bu.edu.
Graduate Teaching Consultant Program
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The Center for Teaching & Learning invites applications for its next cohort of Graduate Teaching Consultants. GTCs will support the CTL’s initiatives to promote research-based strategies for effectively engaging a diverse student body by bolstering programs and services for fellow graduate student instructors during the 2020-21 academic year. The application deadline has been extended to June 16.
Engage Learners with Technology
Engage Students with technology. From Blackboard Learn to emerging technologies and digital innovations.
Teaching Guides
As you think about your course, here are some strategies other faculty have used and found effect.
View the latest guide: Using Slides in the ClassroomCourse Enhancement Funds
The Hub Course Enhancement Fund provides funding so faculty can experiment with an innovative approach to teaching one or more of the BU Hub areas or take advantage of special opportunities for exciting general education learning experiences in BU Hub courses.
Learn More Here!