CTSI Programming
The Centre for Teaching Support & Innovation brings together educational developers, faculty members, teaching, learning and technology liaisons, and staff as we all work toward building accessible, engaging and enriching teaching and learning environments at the University of Toronto.
Featured Events
View recordings of previous CTSI webinars.
Programming Series
P2P Program
The P2P Faculty Mentoring for Teaching Program is a cohort of paired faculty collaborating in a reciprocal 1-1 partnership
Reconciliation in Practice
A learning community that offers a reflective and supportive space for faculty and staff wishing to engage more meaningfully with reconciliation
Themed Workshop Request
Generative Artificial Intelligence or Universal Design for Learning as one-hour webinar or two-hour interactive workshop
UDL Programming
Learn more about Universal Design for Learning and how to implement this framework into the U of T classroom
ACUE Lunch and Learn
Join U of T faculty as they share insights from completing the Effective Teaching Practices course
Creating an Equitable Classroom
U of T faculty are invited to participate in this monthly roundtable series that highlights important topics involving equity, accessibility and inclusion.
Teaching and Learning Symposium
This annual event brings together U of T instructors, librarians, and staff to discuss teaching and learning topics, and share their experiences teaching at the University
Self-Paced Learning
Explore Course Design Foundations, Syllabus Design Foundations, Build a Welcoming Home Page in Quercus, and the Active Learning Classrooms Hub
NB: Photographs and/or video recordings may be taken during CTSI sessions to be used to promote or publicize the activities and events of CTSI and/or the University of Toronto. If you do not wish to be filmed, you will have the opportunity to inform a CTSI staff member on the day of the event.
If you have any questions or are interested in proposing a session for the CTSI programming, please contact ctsi.teaching@utoronto.ca.