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Mission Meet the Team Strategic Areas Citations TLTC Room Reservations TLTC Newsletter Sign Up Contact Us Digital Badging
Spring Symposia Workshops TLTC Teaching Academy Course Design Support Communities Resources Technology Consultations Teaching Innovation Grants Overview
Orientation to Teaching Teaching & Learning Program (UTLP) Teaching Resources Workshops Peer Mentors (AMP)
Guided Study Sessions Math Success Program Academic Coaching Learning About Learning Become a Learning Leader Campus Resources Get Help with a Class
Self-Service Tools Guided Tools Custom Analyses Course Inquiry Starter Kit (TLTC)

Consultations

Home Consultations

Consultations are designed to support UMD instructors (faculty, staff, and graduate assistants) in their teaching journeys. 

TLTC consultants work with you one-on-one based on your goals. You determine the issues to be explored, and we provide an outside perspective, support for a plan of action, and suggestions for additional resources. Meetings are voluntary, completely confidential, and non-evaluative. Documentation will be done only at your request.

Working with a TLTC consultant offers an opportunity to explore: 

  • Teaching, assessment, and classroom management
  • Classroom feedback methods
  • Student evaluation data
  • Development or review of instructional materials such as syllabi, exams, assignments, and ELMS-Canvas sites
  • Course design for your in-person, online, or hybrid course
  • Developing and refining your teaching philosophy statement 
  • Pedagogical considerations for integrating instructional technology
  • Requests to create or help scale instructor or graduate assistant teaching support, orientations, and onboarding
  • Workshop, program, and learning community collaborations for your program, department, or school

If a consultation doesn’t sound like what you’re looking for, consider other ways to get feedback on your teaching

Teaching & Learning Transformation Center
4131 Campus Drive, College Park, MD 20742, USA
tltc@umd.edu 301-405-9356