The TLC’s focus is on pedagogy. We want to provide best practices and to be a responsible voice for those instructors looking for advice about how to handle their classroom and course. The Teaching and Learning Center fosters a culture of collaborative learning, pedagogical inquiry, and community engagement. Through workshops, seminars, and consultations, we encourage culturally sensitive, community engaged, project based learning in every discipline. We support the pedagogic use of CUNY academic technology, including the Academic Commons, Office 365, Dropbox, and Blackboard. We collaborate with the campus leaders of the Open Educational Resources initiative and the Campus Engagement Network.
Contact us at tlc@ccny.cuny.edu for simple questions.
For more complex issues, schedule an appointment with us using our: Setmore Link
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On March 1, 2023, CUNY CIS removed the INSTRUCTOR role option to manually add users and assign user roles within courses. Multiple broadcasts were sent out to Instructors concerning this change. Continue reading
We’ve created (and are in the process of finalizing) a new “Experiential Learning” page, here on the TLC Website. This page will take professors through the basics of Experiential Learning and help bridge the gaps between our students’ various learning styles and our course structures and assignments. Continue reading
Upcoming Virtual Event! Join Eric Essono Tsimi this Friday!
Eric Essono Tsimi is a novelist, playwright, and Assistant Professor in the Department of Modern Languages and Comparative Studies, at Baruch College. He has earned two doctorates (University of Virginia and University of Lausanne) in French and Francophone Studies and Cultural Psychology. He has authored ten books and more than one hundred articles in the popular press. His latest books include De quoi la littérature Africaine est-elle la littérature?” (Presses Universitaires de Montréal, 2022), L’antiracisme rend-il heureux : race et ethnicité dans les espaces francophones, (Hermann, 2022) and Vous autres, Civilisations, savez maintenant que vous êtes mortelles (Classiques Garnier, 2021)… Continue reading
Rosa Rivera-McCutchen
Faculty and Staff Professional Development Workshop: Thursday, November 10th, 12:30 pm – 2pm, NAC 4/220B
RSVP to Provostevents@ccny.cuny.edu by November 1st.
Dr. Rivera-McCutchen will discuss her path from Assistant to Full Professor as a Latina scholar, share how she maximized the benefits of the National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity, and illustrate how the NCFDD’s Faculty Success Program was instrumental in supporting her research agenda and the publication of her book, Radical Care. Continue reading
The CCNY Teaching and Learning Center is offering a series of workshops on Technology, Pedagogy, and Digital Humanities during October! Continue reading
The CCNY Teaching and Learning Center is offering a series of workshops on Technology, Pedagogy, and Digital Humanities during the week of August 15-18. There are many workshops, so keep scrolling! If you’d rather see this in a calendar view, use this link to explore and to register.
Have an idea about a workshop that you’d like to see or offer? Please complete this survey! We’ll be creating our series of fall 2022 workshops in the next few weeks, and we’d love to hear from you! Continue reading
The Teaching and Learning Center fosters a culture of collaborative learning, pedagogical inquiry, and community engagement. Through workshops, seminars, and consultations, we encourage culturally sensitive, community engaged, project based learning in every discipline.
We support the pedagogic use of CUNY academic technology, including the Academic Commons, Office 365, Dropbox, and Blackboard.
We collaborate with the campus leaders of the Open Educational Resources initiative and the Campus Engagement Network. Continue reading
