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The Teaching and Learning Center hosts workshops and talks for those who teach on all WVU campuses. Both in-person and virtual options are available.

The Center and many of its events are supported in part by a grant from the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation. Funds are managed by the WVU Foundation. Chartered in 1954, the WVU Foundation is the nonprofit organization that receives and administers private donations on behalf of the University.

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Upcoming Fall Semester Events



Info Session: 2026 Scholarly Teaching Conference at West Virginia University

Virtual Zoom Session

This info session is intended to introduce the first annual Scholarly Teaching Conference at West Virginia University , to be held May 13-14, 2026 on the campuses of WVU Potomac State College, WVU Institute of Technology, and West Virginia University.

This is an opportunity to receive an overview of the proposal submission process, learn more about the presentation tracks and formats, and ask any questions you may have. Sarah McCorkle, Administrative Director of the WVU Teaching and Learning Center, will guide you through the process.

Tuesday, December 2nd at 12:00

(Additional opportunities for information and support will continue throughout spring semester.)

 



Teaching Challenges & Opportunities: Support & Discussion Group

West Virginia University (Morgantown, WV)

A group for discussion, support and idea sharing will meet on Fridays at 1:00 pm in the Teaching and Learning Center’s Evansdale location on the following dates: November 7, November 14, November 21, December 5, December 12. Join us on Fridays at 1:00 pm and stay until the conversation fizzles out.

Evansdale Campus





Co-authoring Course Materials with GenAI (Workshop)

Our next offering of this workshop will be held on Zoom:
    Virtual offering via Zoom



    SoTL Writing Group

    Location: Downtown Teaching and Learning Center (Stewart Hall, B20)

    Are you working on a scholarly project related to your teaching, or would you like to start one? Join faculty from the Writing Studio and the Teaching and Learning Center for a Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Writing Group!

    Friday, December 5 from 8:30 – 10:00

    • Stop by for our final meeting of the semester and let us know about your writing projects as we plan for spring semester. For more information, contact Nathalie Singh-Corcoran at nsinghco@mail.wvu.edu


    Plan-Do-Study-Act Cohort

    WVU Institute of Technology (Beckley) 

    Led by Engaged Teaching Scholar Aida Jimenez Esquilin

    This program is designed to help you explore, experiment, and reflect on your teaching practice in a practical, evidence-informed, and time-manageable way.

    Please Register no later than 12/15/2025




    Below you will find a list of recommended teaching-related events. Please reach out to the event sponsor if you have any questions. Do you have a teaching-related event to include in this list of recommendatins? Please email tlc@mail.wvu.edu


    AI in Peer Review: Elevate Engagement, Feedback Quality, and Grading Efficiency

    Sponsor: Harmonize and Online Learning Consortium

    Learn of ASU-tested practices for running multimedia, AI supported peer review that raises engagement, builds AI literacy, and lightens grading. We’ll unpack a graduate Psychology model where students record narrated slide presentations, choose peers to review based on interest, and then submit a short reflection on how both peer and AI feedback changed their work. You’ll see how a transparent AI-use tier policy (what tools are allowed, where, and why) plus required citations keeps expectations clear and productive.

    We’ll translate those practices into concrete moves you can adopt: a two-artifact workflow (video for authenticity + slide deck for fast grading/rubric checks), pre-peer AI/rubric self-assessment to improve first drafts, a reviewer-quality rubric to upgrade comments (specificity, timestamps, tone, actionability). A brief demo (shown in Harmonize) maps each best practice to features like time-stamped in-video notes and Rubric Coach for student self-checks but we’ll also discuss how to accomplish these steps without Harmonize.

    Tuesday, December 2 from 1:00 – 2:00 pm

    Did you know? Harmonize Learning is now available in eCampus! You’ll find it when you add new Course Content under Content Market > Harmonize

    Gradebook Management in eCampus

    Sponsor: WVU Information Technology Services
    Location: Virtual

    To support instructors’ transition to eCampus Ultra, Blackboard / Anthology will offer a special webinar series titled Gradebook Management, designed specifically for WVU faculty. These sessions will help instructors: Understand grading workflows in Ultra; Configure and adjust the gradebook to accommodate student understanding and various course modalities; Identify tools within the gradebook to fit the grading strategy for the course; Use the gradebook to monitor students and increase instructor efficiency.

    Virtual sessions 

    Contextualizing your SPoT Results (Workshop Series)

    Sponsor:  WVU ADVANCE Center
    Location: Virtual

    Develop a proactive approach to support constructive and meaningful student evaluation of their learning! These synchronous, virtual or face-to-face workshops apply data analysis skills to analyze SPoT and other assessment results, develop concrete strategies to enhance learning, and share outcomes in teaching portfolio materials for annual review, promotion/tenure, job applications, award packets and more! Attendees should have access to their SPoT results and their course materials. (Learn more about the   SPoT Workshop Series)

    Grades in for Students: SPoTlight's on YOU

    Contextualize your SPOT results as you wrap up your semester. Bring your final SPoT results and develop materials for your annual review file in the company of others! Get started drafting your teaching materials for annual reviews.