Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching
Enhancing student learning is the mission of CSU, Chico 's Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching (CELT). We do this by supporting faculty in their teaching, scholarship, and service. CELT provides awards and recognition, workshops, conferences, visiting professors, and grants. CELT is one of 23 faculty development centers in the California State University system.
We welcome your interest and involvement in our programs.
Requests for proposals for 2012-2013 CELT Instructional and Impact Grants are available now! |
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CELT Advisory Board (2011 - 2012):
Molly Aschenbrener, Ron Pike, Irene Salter (chair), Laura Sederberg, Paula Selvester, David Shirah, Hope Smith, Martin van den Berg, Bill Loker (ex officio)

Announcements
Welcome
Welcome to the Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching. CELT rewards and enhances the ability of our faculty to teach well; find ways to improve the learning process; and provide the essential support, training, and mentoring that is part of the learning and teaching process. We invite CSU, Chico faculty to participate in the many meaningful activities and events CELT has to offer.
- Provost Sandra Flake and the CELT Advisory Board
Teaching Blogs
the Bok Blog
- Around the Web: It’s All in the Details
After a flurry of announcements from institutions and professors about big new commitments to digital learning, a series of recent stories focus on the nuances that make general principles work. At Inside Higher Ed, Ryan Craig (a partner at University Ventures Fund) points out that the real game-changer might be not digital learning per se, [...]

The Instructional Innovations Blog
Presented by the Office of Instructional Consulting, School of Education, Indiana University
- Concurrent Hybrid Courses: Teaching face-to-face and remote students simultaneously
In distance education, hybrid or blended courses are those in which some sessions are held face-to-face and some others are held online. “Concurrent hybrid courses”, on the other hand, are those in which a class is taught in real time … Continue reading


