Learning Innovation & Lifetime Education (LILE) is here to help Duke faculty with teaching; we offer many programs and workshops throughout the year to help build teaching skills and to provide opportunities for faculty to connect with each other to share teaching knowledge and experiences. If you have questions about teaching, please contact us or come by our weekly drop-in office hours.
Some of what LILE offers:
Teaching consultants to help faculty plan and design in-person or online courses;
Events, workshops and presentations on various teaching topics;
Guidance creating or locating appropriate teaching materials for your course (Open Educational Resources, existing library materials, recorded video segments, and more)
A monthly e-newsletterwith lots of opportunities and resources for your teaching.
We look forward to meeting you and having many productive discussions about teaching with you in the coming months and years!
We have gathered below information about many other important teaching-related resources on campus for your easy reference.
Classrooms and classroom support
These resources are available to faculty teaching undergraduate courses at Duke. If you are teaching a course in a professional school, please check for resources within your school.
In general, if you have concerns about your classroom assignment, first check within your department with your Director for Undergraduate (or Graduate) Studies or departmental admin assistant, to see if they can help.
The Academic Resource Center (ARC) provides tutoring for students on many subjects, as well as general help for students on time management and study skills development
DukeReach directs students, faculty, staff, parents, and others to the resources available to help a student in need.
The Edge provides workspaces for teamwork and resources for data-driven research.
The Writing Studio, run by the Thompson Writing Program and located in Perkins Library, provides writing help and support for students and other writers at Duke
Nasher Museum of Art academic initiatives staff can design tours of exhibitions and collections in storage, and help design lesson plans and assignments that complement courses.
The Office of Information Technology (OIT) offers various technology training options: Technology Training Seminars, onDemand Training, Online Training, Learn IT@ Lunch Seminar Series.
Innovation Co-Lab’s “roots” program offers workshops on tech topics
For more information about how Duke is handling COVID-19, please see the Coronavirus Response
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