The Centre for Teaching, Learning, and Technology (CTLT) supports the UNBC community in their goal of delivering the best possible teaching and learning experiences. Areas in which support is provided include instructional technology, instructional design consultation, workshops and conferences, advocacy for teaching excellence, and professional development and mentoring.

Instructional Skills Workshops

The Instructional Skills Workshop provides a flexible experiential learning model where UNBC staff and faculty can learn and practice instructional tools that support the university’s focus on professional development related to a learner-centered environment, innovative pedagogical approaches, and student outcomes. The Instructional Skills Workshop also teaches skills in effectively receiving and giving feedback, which works to build a stronger community. The workshop is held over a 3 day period in the fall and/or spring.

Instructional Design Workshops and Consultations

CTLT instructional designers (Grant Potter, Shauna Stanyer, or Clarence Hofsink) offer regular workshops and consultations to assist with instructional challenges, technical mentoring, or special projects involving instructional technologies.

Faculty Peer Support and Mentoring

The CTLT offers individualized support to instructors of all experience levels. Our team can provide peer support designed to enhance and support teaching excellence at UNBC. This support is available to all UNBC instructors and is focused on improving teaching practices across the university.