Our team of experienced educators facilitates a broad-based program that promotes discovery, engagement, and diversity in an ever-expanding conception of learning.
Our mission is to bridge a historic gulf between pedagogy and technological advances. Today, CNDLS integrates a teaching and learning center with the latest educational technology.
How do we know our students are learning in the ways we hope and expect? We can help faculty formulate questions about student learning and develop plans for gathering evidence.
The landscape of higher education is changing, and we are engaged in advanced research on the pedagogical conditions and environments that best help students learn.
#HappeningToday: Stop by @gumakerhub to celebrate its 1 year anniversary and see awesome student projects! Link: https://t.co/PkdbspZRXr
Oct. 20, 2017, 2:30 p.m.
Faculty! Want to learn how to communicate scholarship through the media? Take this @gtownlibrary survey to learn: https://t.co/sfUBjTNHq3
Oct. 19, 2017, 6:10 p.m.
#GraphichDesigners: looking to work in a collaborative and creative environment? Come join our team! To learn more: https://t.co/y17XiJ2tQE
Oct. 17, 2017, 5:20 p.m.
October 5, 2017 | Where do your students get stuck? Every course has them: those places where students who’ve been cruising pretty comfortably through the material suddenly stop in their tracks. Maybe there’s a session you keep tweaking because, no matter what you do, students struggle at this one particular spot. Maybe there’s one assignment that students regularly bomb.... Read more »
October 2, 2017 | In its eighth year, the Doyle Faculty Fellowship Program is pleased to welcome another strong cohort of faculty fellows. The group of 16 faculty kicked off their fellowship experience at CNDLS’ Teaching, Learning & Innovation Summer Institute in May 2017, with dinner, discussion, and delving into their respective Doyle projects. Faculty apply for the fellowship... Read more »
September 28, 2017 | For many Georgetown students and faculty, coffee is not simply a want, but a necessity. Seeing an opportunity to capitalize on students’ affinity for caffeine and frequent library visits, the Midnight Mug, located on the second floor of Lauinger Library, developed a unique program for professors and teaching assistants (TAs) to hold office hours at... Read more »
