Welcome to TLOS
QUALITY ONLINE TEACHING
Good teaching can happen in any course modality, but moving to an online environment requires intentional planning. Our team of learning technologies specialists and instructional designers have prepared some helpful guidelines to help you achieve the same learning outcomes online as in a face-to-face course.
FLEX YOUR
TECHNOLOGY MUSCLES
Our Professional Development Network (PDN) group collaborates with partners from across the university to provide a wide array of professional development opportunities, including workshops, certificates, faculty inquiry groups, and learning communities relevant to your needs.
RETHINK YOUR
CURRICULUM
Our instructional design team is dedicated to redesigning and improving courses with the latest approaches to technology in the classroom. We work with you on updating your course materials to reflect the most advanced digital teaching methods.
CONTINUITY OF
INSTRUCTION
Need to move your class online or cancel a class due to illness, conference travel, or weather? Our team of learning technologies specialists and instructional designers have prepared some helpful tips on leveraging some simple technologies to keep your class on schedule when you can’t meet in person.
TRYING SOMETHING NEW?
We are always seeking new faculty partners to discover and develop innovative
approaches to technology-enhanced learning. Find out more about our Innovation
Pipeline, special projects, and opportunities to collaborate.
HOW TLOS CAN HELP YOU
Learn
We organize workshops and faculty groups to promote best practices and explore emerging trends in digital pedagogy.
Request
We offer a variety of spaces, services, and technologies for faculty and staff in support of teaching and learning.
Partner
Leverage our resources and expertise to discover and test the viability of new learning technologies.
LOOKING FOR SOMETHING ELSE?
We are happy to answer questions regarding our services, learning communities, and
partnership opportunities. Please contact us to share your feedback, request additional
information, or start a conversation about something you don’t see covered here.