Teaching

Whether you are teaching a small seminar class or a class of 500 students, are teaching an on-ground, hybrid, or face-to-face course, we are here to help you address the challenges and reap the rewards of guiding student learning.

You are welcome to contact one of our faculty developers to discuss your teaching ideas, concerns, or questions. We are happy to work with you via email, phone, or Skype, or meet with you in your office or at the OIA.

Ask a question about teaching or using UA-supported technology tools in teaching.

Click on one of the links below to explore our teaching resources.

Planning for Teaching

Planning for teaching includes identifying the learning outcomes for your course, and selecting and planning for the strategies that will support student learning.

Assessing Student Learning

Assessing student learning can be done in every class session, and can range from clicker questions to weekly quizzes to major projects. OIA also offers machine test-scoring services for the UA community.

Facilitating Student Learning

Facilitating student learning encompasses all of the strategies instructors can use to support student learning in any delivery format.

In addition to the three categories above, here are some general teaching resources:

OIA Mini-Primers

These are short, narrative introductions to a variety of teaching topics with links to numerous internal and external web resources.

Tips & Resources for Incoming Graduate Teaching Assistants
Finding Teaching Resources on the Web

OIA Mini-Primers List

Other UA Teaching Resources

UA Collaborative Learning Spaces

UA Diversity & Inclusion: Faculty Development & Support

UA Learning Initiative

UA Libraries Information for Instructors

UA Libraries Teaching Journals for Higher Education

UA Office of the Registrar FERPA

UA Dean of Students Academic Integrity