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UT SYSTEM ACADEMY OF DISTINGUISHED TEACHERS
Expanding Learning Pathways: Leveraging LinkedIn Learning, Coursera, and Microcredentials
📅 Date: January 28, 2026
🕛 Time: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
As an Adobe Creative Campus, we are part of a select group of colleges and universities worldwide that have empowered students in all disciplines to learn the creative, productivity, and AI skills employers need.
Explore recordings of CRTLE events, conferences, and pedagogy sessions that highlight innovative teaching and learning at UTA. Watch past programs and stay tuned for upcoming episodes featuring new insights and faculty discussions on educational excellence.
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Get ready to transform your teaching! This year’s lineup features rich programming designed to help you elevate your courses. We’re also collaborating with the Graduate School, Division of Student Success, OIT, and University Analytics, to offer cross-listed sessions that provide even more professional development opportunities. Explore the full schedule and register for sessions by clicking the link.
How can I improve my teaching? What stories do educators have to share?
The Pedagogy NEXT website and podcast series showcases and celebrates teaching stories and insights from both award-winning faculty members and university administrators who directly or indirectly support teaching.
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The GenAI Instruction Guidelines document is now online for faculty. It offers guidance on UTA's stance, managing GenAI use, syllabus statements, and ethical considerations for teaching and learning.
For GenAI Guidelines for Research, GenAI for Business and additional resources supporting UTA faculty and staff, access the Artificial Intelligence at UTA website.
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