Teaching and learning resources
We all know teaching is difficult. Luckily, there are many support systems in place at UNM to help you make the most of your time in and out of your classes — whether they are virtual spaces or a lecture hall.
Offices at UNM to support quality instruction include the Center for Teaching and Learning, the Office of the Provost and Information Technologies.
Do you have a resource for managing, improving or enjoying your classroom? Let us know at advance@unm.edu.
The UNM Center for Teaching and Learning
Type of support offered: teaching feedback and resources, trainings, workshops
For: faculty, GAs and TAs, students
Faculty, GA and TA topics: best practices for teaching and academic classroom management, technical support Student topics: improving studying and writing skills, conversation groups, STEM tutoring
At a glance: If you are a faculty member, graduate or teaching assistant and have questions about teaching, need professional development, or about academic classroom management, the UNM Center for Teaching and Learning is the best place to start. The center oversees UNM’s teaching awards, coordinates instructional design support for faculty, and provides assistance with videos, graphics, animation and interactive media used in online classes.
CTL also offers a variety of support services for undergraduate and graduate students including tutoring and writing help.
Learn more about CTL
Add student support from CTL to your curriculum
Learn about technology-enhanced classrooms
FAQS about CTL
UNM Academic Technologies
Type of support offered: direct support with academic software, hardware and other technologies
For: faculty, GAs and TAs, students
Common services provided: Help using Canvas, classroom technology and Adobe Creative Cloud.
At a glance: Academic Technologies helps faculty members, graduate or teaching assistants and students with teaching and learning through tools, technologies, and processes.