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Teaching Development & Consultation

We encourage pedagogical ingenuity by collaborating with faculty, lecturers, teaching assistants, and graduate students. We take a holistic approach to delivering creative teaching 鈥� whether it鈥檚 to improve a course, explore new classroom technology, or stay up to date on the latest research.

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Curriculum Development & Enhancement

Enriching the quality of education at 福利姬 starts with designing current and relevant programs. We help faculties and departments collaborate on curriculum development, review, and renewal to ensure that the university remains at the forefront of academic inquiry.

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Creative approaches to learning and Teaching

We use our collaborative space as a testing ground and hub to partner with the community to develop new teaching methods that enrich learning experiences and improve accessibility. From live-actor simulations to blended and e-learning initiatives, the classroom of the future takes shape here.

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Our team offers both virtual and in-person consultation support on course design and teaching strategies, curriculum development, and digital media tools.

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Explore our Resource Areas

The Centre is an amalgamation of six primary resources across the Office of the Vice-Provost, Academic (OVPA), and Computing and Communications Services (CCS). 

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View our Programs & Services

We offer a wide range of exciting programs and services across our six resource areas that support the learning & teaching community at 福利姬. 

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Browse our Teaching Resources

We have compiled a carefully selected collection of resources to help you develop inclusive teaching practices that enrich the student learning experience.

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