Centre for Teaching Excellence
BlogPresident’s Inaugural Visiting Speaker Series on Teaching and Learning
Join Dr. James Honan for an interactive session on collectively seeing the possible in teaching.
Centering Care in the Classroom with ‘What I Learned in Class Today’
How might we (re)centre care as a foundation pedagogical practice particularly when navigating Indigenous topics in the learning space?
Instructional Skills Workshop
Join us in September for the Instructional Skills Workshop – open to all and also part of the requirements for the Certificate in Teaching and Learning.
Exploring Teaching Through Craft
Drop in and join us at the CTE to explore your teaching vision through craft. In this relaxed, low-pressure gathering, we’ll sit together with craft to visit and vision with teaching and learning in the upcoming year. Come for as much or as little time as you have...
Kaltura Capture Application – Missing Media
If you’re using the Kaltura Capture application downloaded to your laptop to capture video, check to make sure that your videos are visible in My Media in eLearn.
What (re)fills your cup? Visiting and Visioning with Collage
No matter how (much) your cup is filled, taking time to recognize what fulfills you can support your teaching journey. Join us at the Symposium April 29-30th
Learning Together with the Teaching Excellence Award 2026 Recipients
Every year, students share the meaningful teaching and learning relationships that have supported their growth by nominating CapU faculty for the Teaching Excellence Award. This year over 120 faculty members were honoured by students.
Turnitin access ends April 30th
Capilano University has decided to end the institutional license for Turnitin as of the end of April 2026 (Spring term). Come talk to us about alternatives for supporting academic integrity in your courses.
Honouring Faculty Champions of Open Educational Resources
The CTE and the CSU would like to recognize the faculty members who are using open educational resources and making important contributions to student learning.
Reflecting on Fire, Classroom Care, and Indigenous Topics
How might care be especially important when navigating Indigenous topics in the classroom? Then, what if we imagined this care as a fire we built and tended to?
Capilano University respectfully acknowledges that our campuses are located on the unceded territories of the səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh), Sḵwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and xʷməθkʷəỷəm (Musqueam) Nations.
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