Teaching & Learning Innovations advances CSUCI’s mission by supporting faculty and cross-divisional units in developing effective, well-designed, research-based learning experiences, as well as administering learning technologies (e.g., Canvas, Zoom, PlayPosit, VoiceThread, and many others). TLi is also a leader in cross-divisional AI efforts.
To do this work, TLi performs the following functions:
On-demand and Scheduled Support
TLi offers support for individuals and groups in a variety of different ways: drop-in hours (in office), Zoom drop-in hours for instructional support, Help Tickets, emails, phone calls, scheduled consultations via Bookings, and searchable knowledge base guides for self-service.
Visit our Get Support page for more information
TLi-Designed Programs
These programs take place in the form of workshops, webinars, 5-day workouts, micro-courses, and facilitated programs that focus on outcomes related to effective teaching and well-designed learning experiences with academic technologies. They also include online teaching preparation and course feedback.
Online & Blended Teaching & Learning Preparation
Whether you are new to teaching online or developing your practice of teaching with emerging technologies, we want to help you make informed decisions that improve the teaching and learning experience. Our learning designers have advanced knowledge of technology and pedagogy, as well as significant teaching experience. We offer programs and opportunities throughout the year for online, blended, and technology-enhanced learning.
- TLi Course Starter Kits
- Facilitated Training to Teach Online
- On-Demand Micro-Courses
- Digital Learning Mentors
Academic Technology Pilots
Teaching and learning tool discovery, procurement, administration, evaluation, training, user support, and maintenance. These are highly invisible, but important administrative processes that impact the entire campus. They involve partnerships with external vendors and cross-divisional campus collaborations. They also involve formal campus processes, including privacy, security, and accessibility reviews, as well as Senate, Cabinet, Legal, and Fiscal committee approvals.
Learn more about Academic Technology Pilots
Projects and Partnerships
Periodically, TLi partners on special projects, such as course redesigns, course template builds, learning design features for special initiatives, online program development, etc.
Learn more about partnering with TLi
Faculty Innovation Fellowships
This program is offered to provide faculty with the time and resources needed to design, develop, and implement creative learning experiences related to one of Teaching and Learning Innovations’ focus areas (e.g., creative exploration; boundary-testing; building a model). Fellows join the Teaching and Learning Innovations team for a 1-year period. During this time, they immerse themselves in their proposed project and examine the impact that the project has on student outcomes.