CELT
Dedicated to enhancing student learning.
*NEW* Learning Catalyst FellowshipsThe CELT Learning Catalyst Fellows are instructional faculty and instructional staff who make significant contributions to student learning. CELT will recognize one Learning Catalyst Fellow from each of the seven Academic Colleges each year. Fellows will share their strategies and techniques with others in their College at the annual CELT Conference and will receive $500 in Professional Development Funds. Open nominations will be solicited at the end of August. More information... |
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Welcome to the Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching! CELT is your campus teaching and resource center. It is led and guided by faculty who are inspired by the President's call to "form a more inclusive learning community." We invite you to make use of CELT and participate in the workshops, grants, learning communities, conferences, and resources that we offer. We are here to promote excellence in learning environments that are accessible and worthy of the strategic plan of Chico State University. -Sara E. Cooper and the CELT Advisory Board |
Fall 2013 Events will be posted by August. |
The 20th Annual CELT Conference:
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Teaching Blogs
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The Instructional Innovations Blog
Presented by the Office of Instructional Consulting, School of Education, Indiana University
- General tips for choosing technology in a classroom
We see new educational technology resources all the time, whether they are websites, hardware, mobile devices or apps. Trying to decide which of these technology resources are best in your own courses can be a challenge. But how can one … Continue reading

Life of E's
- Writers – Five More Tips For Writing Productively
Is writing part of your job or is it something that you want to do more of, even though you're not 'required' to? Either way, could you use some tips to keep yourself moving along productivity in your writing? Here are five that have (and are) working for me. Write like you talk; if you [...]

