Teaching Development
Whether you are a new or experienced instructor, graduate student, or a postdoctoral fellow starting out on your teaching career, we offer a broad range of teaching development supports that will assist your teaching.
The supports we offer include workshops and teaching programs, course and curriculum design and development, teaching handbooks, learning technology resources, and academic integrity strategies.
Programs / Workshops / Events
We offer a wide variety of programs, workshops, and special teaching events to the university teaching community to enhance teaching and learning experiences.
Faculty and Sessional Instructors
Teaching and Learning Certificate (TLC)
TLC Mentor Program
Instructional Skills Workshop (ISW)
Teaching Workshops
Course / Curricular Development
We provide supports for course development, including design and build, assistance with the curriculum review process, and accreditation report completion.
Course Development
Curriculum Review, Development and Accreditation Support
The Centre’s curriculum specialists can provide support and guidance in a faculty-driven, collaborative and evidence-based curriculum review and renewal process.
We provide consults on a variety of topics and at every stage of the planning:
- Initial stages of program planning
- Creating program goals and outcomes
- Curriculum alignment
- Collecting curriculum data
- Mapping the curriculum
- Planning a curriculum retreat.
- Assistance with Program Accreditation documents and reports
For further information, please contact the Centre here.
Resources
The Centre has developed a wide range of teaching resources to support you at every stage of your teaching career.
Teaching Resources
Handbooks
Course Development Guide
Course Development Guide (Print)
Teaching Assistant Handbook
Sessional Instructors’ Orientation Handbook
Instructor Handbook for Flexible Courses
Learning Technologies
Academic Integrity
As leaders in education, academic staff at the University of Manitoba make commitments to uphold the six fundamental values of academic integrity: honesty, trust, fairness, respect, responsibility, and courage (International Centre for Academic Integrity) and to model these values to students at every stage in their academic careers. Read more to discover ways to encourage academic integrity and prevent academic misconduct at the University of Manitoba.