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Educational Effectiveness Report aims to improve the quality of undergraduate education
Strategic Academic Plan outlines vision for the campus in the decades ahead
The Faculty Guide To Campus Life answers the most commonly asked questions about faculty life and work.
A regularly updated General Catalog is now available.
The Office of Educational Development, in the Division of Undergraduate Education, provides written and online materials for faculty who wish to learn more about teaching or to improve their current teaching methods.
Featured Resources:
Faculty Guide to Campus LifeA Berkeley Compendium of Suggestions for Teaching with Excellence
Teach-Net (listserv)
Ten Ways to Make Your Teaching More Effective
Tools for Teaching (selected chapters)
The Online Handbook of Teaching with the Arts is a resource guide designed to help UC Berkeley faculty and graduate student instructors connect their courses with the arts on campus and throughout the Bay Area.
The Graduate Student Instructor (GSI) Teaching and Resource Center, in the Graduate Division, prepares graduate students for teaching at Berkeley and for the teaching they will do in their future careers.
Featured Resources:
Teaching Effectiveness Award Essays
The Library offers tailored research sessions for individual courses, and consultations to assist instructors in designing assignments using print and electronic resources. The Teaching Library provides these services for instructors in the humanities, social sciences, and undergraduate services; the Center for Science and Engineering Information Literacy (CSEIL) provides these services for all areas of science and engineering.
Featured Resources:
Library Resources for Classroom Instructors
The Division of Undergraduate Education provides campus-wide leadership for undergraduate education and administers faculty and student programs that support and assess excellence in teaching and learning.
Educational Technology Services, in the Division of Undergraduate Education, is the central campus resource providing course web sites, classroom technology, webcasting, teleconferencing, video and radio, and consulting and training on how to use these tools.
Featured Resources:
Profiles on how faculty use technology
Bear Facts, where faculty can enter and submit final course grades, review class lists and wait lists.
Center for the Teaching and Study of American Cultures, in the Division of Undergraduate Education, helps instructors to develop and to teach undergraduate courses that satisfy the American cultures breadth requirement, including a summer seminar, workshops, consultation, and grants.
The Disabled Students' Program, a part of the Division of Undergraduate Education, offers a wide range of services for eligible students with verified disabilities, and helps instructors understand and provide appropriate accommodations.
Featured Resources:
Teaching Students with Disabilities
Faculty Portal for Online Access to Letters of Accommodation
The Service-Learning Research and Development Center, in the Graduate School of Education, provides technical assistance, minigrants, and informational resources to UC Berkeley instructors and departments interested in integrating community service and public service activities into the academic curriculum.
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The College of Letters and Science, the largest college on the Berkeley campus, offers resources for instructors.
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The Berkeley Language Center, in the College of Letters & Science, serves as a resource center for all language instructors working to improve and strengthen foreign language instruction by keeping them informed of new developments in language pedagogy, second language acquisition, and applied linguistics.
Workshops, Seminars, Institutes & Conferences
Committees & Policies on Teaching
Academic Employment Opportunities
Berkeleyan (faculty/staff newspaper)
Cal Photo ID for Faculty and Staff
Calendar (academic)
Faculty Guide To Campus
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Answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about faculty life and work
Honors & Awards
Includes national academic rankings and faculty awards.
Faculty Equity Assistance (formerly Academic Affirmative Action)
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Research
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