In order to be accessible to all Tufts instructors who may or may not be able to participate at a given point in time in our events and programs, CELT has created and curated numerous online resources to support you. Please reach out if you have questions about the content, context, or implementation regarding any of these – we’d be glad to discuss more deeply.
As Artificial Intelligence tools evolve and become more widely accessible, their use in higher education for learning is a topic of much discussion. This CELT web page introduces some of the questions we consider important to guide administrator and faculty discussions as we navigate instruction and policies related to the use of AI.
This tutorial is an asynchronous, Canvas-based experience that guides you through the process of designing a new course or revising an existing course with a lens of inclusive, learner-centered teaching. As a Tufts instructor, you can access it with your login credentials.
This CELT resource provides recommendations and curated learning resources to guide you in creating an inclusive and equitable student classroom experience. The guide is designed to be read in order, but you can start at any place that is useful for your needs.
Feedback from sources in addition to end of semester student evaluations, such as peer feedback and self-reflection, can provide a more holistic view of where your instructional strengths lie and help you determine where you might strengthen your teaching. This page lists CELT programs to support you as well as articles that can guide you in expanding feedback sources on your teaching.
CELT and members of the Mental Health Task Force developed this resource to support you in both building courses that support well-being and, when necessary, responding sensitively and compassionately to student distress, mental health concerns and crises that affect our campus and our students.
Tufts is a member of this national organization that supports faculty through webinars, programs and resources focused on mentoring, writing, increased research productivity, finding work-life balance, and more.
This website is a collaboration between CELT and ETS, and features timely and helpful information and resources to both promote teaching innovation and provide direction for solving your teaching challenges. [The content is regularly updated with blog posts, articles featuring teaching innovations by Tufts faculty, and content related to course design, assessment, evaluation, and effective teaching.