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Whether you’re a veteran educator or teaching for the first time, our team is here to support your teaching needs.
AI Resources
Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI), or simply AI, is predicted to change the way we live and work. In this resource, we focus on pedagogical approaches to AI. (continue reading)
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If you’d like to discuss your course or other faculty development opportunities with a CTL staff member, make an appointment with us, or reach out at ctl@baruch.cuny.edu.
On-Campus Office Hours:
Monday – Thursday: 10:00am-5:00pm
Friday: 10:00am-4:00pm
CTL Staff Picks from the Blog
CTL AI Resources Page
The Baruch CTL is pleased to announce the launch of our AI Resources webpage, a compendium of information about AI in the academic environment curated with commentary by our staff. There you’ll also find a schedule of our monthly fall 2023 workshops on AI and…
CTL Conversations: Baruch in the Age of AI
The Center for Teaching and Learning invites you to join us for a series of discussions and events this fall about AI and ChatGPT in educational contexts. These discussions, occurring once each month via Zoom, will be guided by a central topic and will create a space for discussion among faculty about how we can adapt our teaching to a quickly changing landscape in the nature of work and learning.
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Teach Online
We have aggregated our online teaching resources here, so that you may be able to explore and learn about teaching online, in your own way, wherever you may be, and on your own time.
Active Learning
Active learning refers to teaching techniques that encourage active participation, student engagement, and the co-construction of knowledge. Explore the CTL’s resources on active learning.
Student Experience Survey
Since 2020, we’ve collected data on student experiences at Baruch. This data provides the CTL with actionable information to help the largest number of faculty adjust their pedagogy as efficiently as possible. Learn more about the findings from this ongoing study.
Zoom Guide
This Zoom guide is designed for all the instructors who need a remote/virtual class meeting platform to support any of the learning modalities currently offered by Baruch.
Student Learning Guide
Inspired by our study of student experiences at Baruch, we’ve created a learning guide that faculty can share with students. This guide includes tons of tips and strategies for a successful semester.
TeachOER
TeachOER offers faculty a catalog to browse purveyors and websites that host openly licensed materials. As you will see on the site, OER can range from open access (free) textbooks, to lesson plans, to educational videos, to interactive websites, and more.
Blogs@Baruch
Blogs@Baruch is an online publishing and academic networking platform for the Baruch College community, maintained collaboratively by the Center for Teaching and Learning and the Baruch Computing and Technology Center.
CUNY 1969
The CUNY 1969 Project is an interactive, narrativized platform that explores the history of the Five Demands student protest movement, and brings CUNY history archives of student movements into the classroom and curriculum.
Vocat
Vocat is a teaching and learning platform that facilitates qualitative and quantitative assessment of a range of media. Faculty and students can upload videos, pictures, and audio directly into Vocat using a simple drag-and-drop interface.
Teach Hybrid
Here you’ll find guidance for designing and implementing your hybrid course and a browsable collection of sample teaching materials, including syllabi, assignments, activities, and reflections from faculty who designed a hybrid course as part of the Baruch CTL Hybrid Seminar.
Open-Source Tools for Teaching
Here you’ll find information about teaching with free, open-source digital tools—platforms for learning that don’t monetize your or our students’ data. On our Teach Open Tools site, we offer tutorials for getting started with select key tools and further context for working with openly licensed media.
Get in touch with us
Email: ctl@baruch.cuny.edu
Location: Newman Library Building, 151 E. 25th Street, 6th Floor, Room 648.
Directions: When exiting elevators, turn right and go all the way down to the double doors at the end of the hall. Swipe in, or call us at: (646) 312-1565.