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Masking Required Indoors on Pittsburgh, Greensburg, and Titusville Campuses

Yesterday, the CDC moved Allegheny, Westmoreland, and Crawford counties’ COVID-19 Community Levels to High. In High level, the CDC recommends wearing a mask indoors in public.

Request a Midterm Course Survey

Now through June 20, faculty can request a midterm course survey for their full-term summer class through their Teaching Survey Dashboard.

Cathedral of Learning on Pitt's campus

New Zoom Feature: Whiteboard

Zoom recently released a new whiteboard feature that allows you to brainstorm and collaborate with other Zoom users in one digital space.

Teaching at Pitt

Resources for Teaching:
Assessment of Teaching

The Teaching Center has developed numerous support articles on assessment of teaching to support your instructional needs, such as information about teaching portfolios, self-assessment, and collecting student feedback.

Review Assessment of Teaching Resources

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Cynthia Golden
to Step Down,
Effective June 30

Cynthia Golden, associate provost, executive director of the University Center for Teaching and Learning and center associate at the Learning Research and Development Center, announced her intent to step down, effective June 30.

Portrait of Cynthia Golden

Registration Open:
Provost’s Diversity Institute for
Faculty Development

The Provost’s Diversity Institute for Faculty Development runs through June 9. The institute offers faculty the opportunity to increase awareness about diversity and develop skills needed to teach in a diverse, multicultural environment.

Resources for Teaching at Pitt

Welcome to the Teaching Center’s resources for teaching hub of content. Click on any of the categories below to find a variety of support articles, written by Teaching Center staff, that can supplement your instructional needs. You may also visit our resources for teaching home page to browse all content.

Accessibility Resources

Assessment Resources

Canvas Resources

Creating & Using
Video Resources

Diversity, Equity &
Inclusion Resources

General Pedagogy
Resources

Remote Learning
Resources

Student Communication
& Engagement Resources

Technology &
Equipment Resources

Resources for Teaching at Pitt

Welcome to the Teaching Center’s resources for teaching hub of content. Click on any of the categories below to find a variety of support articles, written by Teaching Center staff, that can supplement your instructional needs. You may also visit our resources for teaching home page to browse all content.

Accessibility Resources

Assessment Resources

Canvas Resources

Creating & Using
Video Resources

Diversity, Equity &
Inclusion Resources

General Pedagogy
Resources

Remote Learning
Resources

Student Communication
& Engagement Resources

Technology &
Equipment Resources

News & Announcements

Sera Thornton Describes To Workshop Attendees How The Open Lab Laser Cutting And Engraving Machine Works.

Open Lab Recognized in 2022 Horizon Report

The Teaching Center’s Open Lab is proud to be highlighted in this year’s Horizon Report, an annual EDUCAUSE publication that…

Cathedral Of Learning With Daffodils In The Foreground.

Ramadan

This year, Ramadan begins the evening of April 1 and ends the evening of May 1. During this time, those…

Message to Instructors About Changes in Masking Policy

We have reached a hopeful milestone in the COVID-19 pandemic. As of March 28, masking is optional on all Pitt…

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Upcoming Workshops

Hover over the images to learn about upcoming workshops. You can view more on our Workshops & Events page.

See all available workshops.

≈2500

Active courses in Canvas
during spring 2021 term

500000+

Zoom sessions at Pitt
during the 2020-21 school year

≈500

Faculty who attended workshops
since January 2021

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