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Centre for Learning and Teaching

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Recognizing excellence
Meet Dal's 2025 teaching award winners
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Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenA.I.) in Teaching and Learning

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Upcoming Studio Course

Treaty-Informed Teaching

This course focuses on understanding Mi’kmaw Treaty perspectives and the history of treaty making and implementation in Mi’kma’ki, to assist faculty members in reflecting on what it means to “be a treaty person” within the context of their work at Dalhousie.

Developing an AI Pedagogy

This studio course is comprised of workshops and sessions with different topics, facilitators, entry points, and conceptual framings. Participants can choose from the available offerings, according to their contexts and interests, picking out a path toward an AI pedagogy on ever-shifting terrain.

Learn more about the upcoming Studio Courses.


Course Design Consultations 

Our staff are available to support you across a variety of areas in teaching and learning. You are welcome to reach out to a specific Educational Developer based on your specific needs, or schedule a consultation by emailing clt@dal.ca (opens in a new window). You can also review any of the related online teaching supports: