LibGuides: Teaching Development Resources for Faculty: Web Resources

Selected Web Resources for Teaching and Learning

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Anti-Racist Pedagogy in Action: First Steps (Columbia)
This guide from Columbia's Center for Teaching and Learning provides "a point of entry for instructors from a variety of backgrounds, disciplines, identity positions, and levels of teaching experience who wish to engage" in anti-racist pedagogy.
Creating and Rethinking Syllabi to Open Learning (Bryn Mawr)
The website for a project at Bryn Mawr devoted to "developing syllabi that honor diversity, promote equity and inclusion, and spur decolonizing practices of thought."
Diversity and Inclusion (Yale)
This page from Yale's Poorvu Center for Teaching and Learning offers suggestions for addressing diversity and inclusion in the classroom. Topics include socioeconomic diversity, implicit biases, inclusive classroom climate, inclusive teaching, and racial awareness.
Equitable & Inclusive Teaching (Harvard)
This page from Harvard's Derek Bok Center for Teaching and Learning addresses a variety of topics - such as inclusive course design, classroom dynamics, and mental health, among others - related to equity and inclusion in teaching.
Inclusive Pedagogy (University of Denver)
This page from the University of Denver's Office of Teaching and Learning offers a concise introduction to inclusive pedagogy, along with suggestions for further reading.
Lightning Talks Video Library (Boston University)
This series of five-minute talks on teaching provides "a reflection and learning forum where Boston University faculty and invited guests identify areas of challenge and opportunity and share strategies for engaging educational experiences ..." Topics include grading, social class in the classroom, anti-racist pedagogy, and many more.
Teaching in Higher Ed Podcast
"Hosted by Bonni Stachowiak, the Teaching in Higher Ed podcast airs weekly. The podcast focuses on topics such as excellence in teaching, instructional design, open education, diversity and inclusion, productivity, creativity in teaching, educational technology, and blended learning."
Teaching and Learning (Times Higher Education)
"Best practice pedagogy for online and in-person teaching: academics from universities around the world share their advice, insights and experience."
Teaching Newsletter (Chronicle of Higher Education)
The Chronicle's teaching newsletter provides "insights to improve teaching and learning across your campus." Click to read recent articles or to sign up for regular email delivery.
Teaching with Open Pedagogy (UT Rio Grande Valley)
From a UT campus's Textbook Affordability Project, this page provides a wealth of resources for getting started with open pedagogy, an approach that involves the "collaborative creation of knowledge, research, and learning materials, that are freely shared."
Teaching Resources for Writing Instructors (Conference on College Composition and Communication)
This page offers "direction to some teaching and learning sources that provide models of syllabi and assignments as well as heuristics and guidelines that can help instructors with the planning process that goes into teaching college writing."
Tools for Teaching (Penn State)
Searchable database of teaching resources from Penn State's Schreyer Institute for Teaching Excellence.

College-level teaching resources abound on the web, and those listed on the other tab are a small selection only. As you search for additional resources, pay special attention to centers for teaching and learning at other colleges and universities, as these increasingly feature well-developed websites with extensive information for faculty both on and off their home campuses.

If you find a resource that you think should be added to this guide, please email library director Stefanie Bluemle. I'll be happy to hear from you!