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What Really Works Conference 2023 – SAVE THE DATE!

June 29, 2023

The University Library

Please save the date for the What Really Works in Education 2023 Conference, a biennial conference sponsored by CSUN’s Center for Teaching and Learning, happening this coming fall. This two-day conference will take place at CSUN’s University Student Union on September 29th and 30th , 2023. The theme is "High Level Practices and Collaboration" and registration includes a free professional book, Connecting High Leverage Practices to Student Success: Collaboration in Inclusive Classrooms book that will be published in August 2023 with Corwin Press. Read more

Free Simpact Facilitation Training via Zoom

April 6, 2023

Free Simpact Facilitation Training

Are you interested in using Simpact in your classes? Have you ever been trained in Simpact facilitation?If not, this is your chance! Experts on Simpact facilitation are offering four different possible dates for free Simpact training. Sign up now for one of these trainings so that you can use avatars in your classes next year for skill building, practice, communication, and much much more!  Read more

Call for submissions to T-CARE

March 14, 2023

The University Library

The Center for Teaching and Learning in the Michael D. Eisner College of Education at Cal State Northridge is actively seeking submissions for the next issue of T-CARE. Share your practical strategies, your helpful resources, and your educational insights in this open topic call for submissions! Read more

The Center for Teaching & Learning Continues to Be Busy!

December 18, 2022

Center for Teaching & Learning

The Michael D. Eisner Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) continues to be busy! Their Speakers’ Bureau supports the local educational community through their collaborative partnerships and the professional development offered local schools. SIMPACT continues to support a wide variety of identified mixed reality simulation needs at universities and businesses across the United States and internationally. The CTL has engaged in or sponsored a variety of recent International Activities, also. Finally, the CTL is proud to continue to offer publications to support what really works in education. Read more

New T-CARE Issue for Fall 2022, Vol. XIII

December 15, 2022

T-CARE

The Center for Teaching and Learning is proud to share our latest T-CARE National Newsletter. Check out other T-CARE articles from the past at www.csun.edu/ctl/publications/. Interested in writing for T-CARE? The guidelines for being a T-CARE author are on our website as well! Be sure to get on the CTL’s mailing list for this and other publications and events by mailing ctl@csun.edu and simply saying “I’d like to be on the mailing list.” Read more

Simulation Technology Helps Aspiring Educational Leaders Prepare for Challenging Real-Life Scenarios @ LMU.

November 30, 2022

Technology Simulation

Students in the LMU School of Education’s Institute for School Leadership and Administration (ISLA) program are getting a preview of the often-vexing scenarios they will inevitably navigate in their roles as educational leaders—even if the “people” they’re interacting with are avatars, and the setting is viewed through a computer screen, made life-like through Mixed Reality Simulation (MRS) technology. Read more

Education on the Edge: Flourishing through chronic too-muchness

October 19, 2022

Flourishing through chronic too-muchness

In order to PLAN AHEAD for next semester's Education on the Edge event so that faculty can put this in their syllabi, the CTL is announcing the next virtual event for FEB 23 from 4:30-6pm. The topic is "Flourishing through chronic too-muchness" and will be VERY applicable to all CSUN students, professors, staff,  and .....well, everyone! Please save the date! Read more

The CTL goes global!

October 19, 2022

CTL goes global

We are pleased to share our most recent publication, "CTL on the Cutting Edge". Please read about how we are going global and bringing international recognition to CSUN. Read more

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