Services
Whether you're a new instructor looking to design your first course, a skilled instructor teaching in a new modality, experienced faculty looking for a refresh, or anything in between, CATL is here to help with instructional design consultations, a host of professional development programming, and technology consultations.
Teaching & Learning is a big tent, so CATL is here to help! This page is just the tip of the iceberg, but it's designed to showcase our services and to get you started as you navigate all that we have to offer based on the stage of a course you're developing, where you are on your journey as an instructor, or your role at UWGB. We also invite you to stop by CATL's Teaching Toolbox for asynchronous resources or simply explore some topics below.
Services
Instructional Design Consultations
The primary way instructors engage with the Center is through consultations. We work one-on-one or in small groups to guide and to offer perspective, advice, and suggestions based on best practice. Consultations are largely problem-focused and look at teaching and learning at any level: materials, assignments, courses, or programs.
Professional Development
Instructors looking to grow in their craft can engage with presentations & workshops, sparkshops, courses, reading groups, Communities of Practice, and more led by CATL as well as in collaboration with CATL and fellow instructors. Learn more about these opportunities in our TeAch Tuesday communications, on The Cowbell (CATL's blog), and on the Events & Programs page.
Technology Consultations
If you have worked with a designer or on your own to develop a new assignment, course, or program, CATL staff can work with you to select the appropriate technologies and implement them to make it a reality. Request a consultation to learn more about the features of Canvas, options and best practices for developing learning materials, and more.