Teaching Tools in a Flash

The Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) has a primary mission to provide opportunities, leadership, and support for all faculty to grow in their scholarly and professional endeavors. The long term aim is to support community members in the process of creating, transforming, and/or maintaining Kent State University’s environments for learning as spaces where all students can succeed.

To easily search for answers to questions related to your role as a Kent State University faculty member, visit the Faculty Learning and Support Hub Portal (FlashPort).

CONTINUITY GUIDE: KEEP ON TEACHING

If emergency conditions should cause the cancellation of on-ground classes, this guide will help you facilitate your classroom at a distance.

How Do I get started with using university tools and resources

Continuity Guide

Upcoming Events

The Center for Teaching and Learning hosts events at the Kent Campus and various Regional Campuses throughout the year. The Center will continue to host Working Lunches where you can come and meet other faculty as you participate in interactive sessions. Please check our list of event and lunch topics and make sure you register by clicking the link for all that you are interested in attending.

Active Learning Classroom

Center for the Visual Arts (CVA) room 251 accommodates 36 students, naturally encourages group work and active-learning with double sided white boards for each table, movable tables/chairs/whiteboards and Chromebooks for each student. The Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) is available to work with you to implement active learning strategies, enhance your teaching experiences and to support you in conducting teaching/learning research in this space. Calender fills up quickly so please submit your request with the link below as soon as possible.

Teaching Tools in a Flash

These easy to use evidence-based resources are intended to address your interests related to teaching and learning. Each topic has brief explanations as to what it is, research supporting the tool, step-by- step implementation guidelines, frequently asked questions (FAQs), other resources and references. New resources are added as they are completed.

Teaching Scholars

The Teaching Scholars Program promotes shared scholarly inquiry into teaching and learning.

Faculty Fellows

The Faculty Fellows program provides selected full-time faculty members the opportunity to create programmatic materials for faculty colleagues that focus on significant university issues.