Workforce Recruitment Program Application 101
The Workforce Recruitment Program (WRP), coordinated by the U.S. Department of Labor and the U.S. Department of Defense, is a recruitment and referral program that connects federal and select private-sector employers with highly motivated college stu
Metacognition - Teaching Students How to Learn
Learn strategies for helping students become more self-aware and reflective learners. When they understand the science of learning, they are more successful.
The Faculty Staff Assistance Program hosts September Lunch & Learn: Understanding the Lens of Incoming Students (Gen Z): The Experience, Perspective, and Opportunities for Support presented by Nyree Watson M.Ed.
Preparing Students for the Community Engagement in Your Course
Prepare students for community engagement in your course with four essentials: reciprocity, community context, an experiential mindset, and practical logistics to help them show up with curiosity, respect, and confidence.
Explore UMD-approved GenAI tools with TLTC and DIT experts. Test, learn, and share feedback to enhance your teaching for Fall 2026.
Motivational Design for Learning
Explore motivation theories and teaching strategies to strengthen student engagement.
Engage students with real-world projects! Learn about Project-Based Learning, explore cross-discipline examples, and design meaningful, collaborative learning experiences for your course.
Universal Design for Learning Basics
Explore a framework that allows you to meet the needs of all students.
Harnessing Artificial Intelligence for Teaching
In this overview session, you’ll familiarize yourself with different GenAI tools and begin to think through how you might address them in your classroom.
Supporting Neurodiverse Learners
Gain valuable insights about neurodivergent learners and take a strengths-based approach to teaching. Learn practical techniques to foster a more inclusive classroom.
Let's Talk About Grade Inflation
Grade inflation has become a prominent topic in higher education, but the questions it raises are more complicated than simply asking whether students are earning too many A's.
Let's Talk About Grade Inflation
Grade inflation has become a prominent topic in higher education, but the questions it raises are more complicated than simply asking whether students are earning too many A's. Join colleagues for a facilitated conversation.