Welcome to TILT

As an institute, TILT fosters connections among learners and teachers throughout the University, across program and disciplinary boundaries, and in the broader community.

Working with partners from across the University, we pursue a mission of enhancing learning, teaching, and student success.

To learn more about TILT's mission, history, and partners, please visit our About page. To access any of our staff, please visit the TILT Contact page.

Announcement: Teaching Tips and Guides Have Moved

As part of a TILT Web site revision and update, the Teaching Tips and Teaching Guides previously found on the old TILT Resources tab have been moved and are now part of the new Teaching@Colorado State Web site.

Announcement: $5,000 Udall Scholarship Deadline

The Udall Scholarship is awarded to undergraduate sophomores and juniors interested in an environmental career OR Native American and Alaskan Natives interested in studying tribal public policy or Native American health care. If you are applying, January 23, 2012 is the campus application deadline. More > >

Learning Programs

My Favorite Lecture. Tutoring. Workshops. Short Courses. The Academy for Critical Thinking.

TILT's Learning Programs are designed to enhance the educational experience of students at Colorado State University by enhancing academic skills, supporting work in courses, providing preparation for life after graduation, and offering enrichments that go beyond the classroom. To learn more, visit TILT Learning Programs.

The Office for Undergraduate Research and Artistry

In 2010-11, more than 3,000 students engaged in mentored research or artistry experiences.

Committed to supporting programs that promote student awareness and involvement with such opportunities, OURA serves as a resource for undergraduates interested in obtaining concrete experience in research and artistry. To learn more, visit OURA.

The Office of Nationally Competitive Scholarships

Rhodes Scholarships. Fulbright Grants. George J. Mitchell Scholarships. And many more....

The Office of Nationally Competitive Scholarship Programs offers assistance to students in applying for nationally competitive scholarships and fellowships. To learn more about the Office, visit its main page.

Service-Learning

Our nationally-recognized Service-Learning Program supports learning and teaching that connects the University to the community.

To learn more about Service-Learning, visit the program main page.

Academic Integrity

Our Academic Integrity Program supports student and faculty commitment to ensuring a culture of academic integrity across the University.

To learn more about campus-wide efforts to enhance academic integrity at CSU, visit the program main page.

Teaching

The Master Teacher Initiative. Summer Conference on Learning, Teaching, and Critical Thinking. Let's Talk Teaching. TILT Short Courses. Graduate Teaching Certificates Program.

To learn more about these and other opportunities to enhance your teaching effectiveness, view our list of teaching resources.

Course Design

TILT supports course design and development across the University, ranging from curriculum design to technology enhancements to assessment.

To learn more, view TILT's list of course design resources.

Advising

Advising@CSU. The Center for Advising and Student Achievement. The Transfer Student Center.

To learn more about resources for advising, view our Advising page.

Scholarship of Learning and Teaching

TILT offers a range of support for scholars who wish to explore learning and teaching.

Learn more about TILT's commitment to SoTL.

Learning@CSU

Learning@CSU offers a full range of learning tools, course tools, and instructional resources for students and teachers across the disciplines.

To learn more, visit Learning@CSU.

Teaching@CSU

Teaching@CSU focuses on resoures for instructors. From teaching guides and tips to links to scholarly publications that address teaching and learning issues to lists of upcoming conferences, this site offers a wide range of resources for instructors across the University.

To learn more, visit Teaching@CSU.

Writing@CSU

Writing@CSU is the world's largest site for writers and writing instructors, offering a full range of writing tools, course tools, and instructional resources for students and teachers.

To learn more, visit Writing@CSU.

Course
Design@CSU

Explore and use the Course Design Tools provided on CourseDesign@CSU.

Portfolios@CSU

Use ePortfolios to present your work and ideas to friends, family, colleagues, or potential employers. You can also use ePortfolios to respond to class assignments and institutional assessments.

Learn more by visiting Portfolios@CSU.

Advising@CSU

Advising@CSU is an At-Your-Fingertips, collection of resources and tools designed to meet the advising needs of Colorado State University students and their advisors.

To learn more, view the advising tools provided on Advising@CSU.

Blogs@CSU

Create Blogs to keep track of your ideas or share your thoughts with others. You can keep your Blogs private, share one or more with a class, share them with individuals, or publish them on Public Blogs pages.

To learn more, or to create your own Blog, visit Blogs@CSU.

Service@CSU

Service@CSU is a "one-stop" resource for CSU students interested in exploring the wide range of volunteer and service-learning opportunities available on campus, in the larger Fort Collins community and beyond!

To learn more, visit Service@CSU.

Wikis@CSU

Learning@CSU Wikis provide an online space for groups of people to collaborate. Anyone with a Learning@CSU account can create a Wiki; any member of a Wiki can manage the Wiki; and any member can ask others to join the Wiki.

To learn more, visit Wikis@CSU.

WAC Clearinghouse

The WAC Clearinghouse, in partnership with the International Network of Writing Across the Curriculum Programs, publishes journals, books, and other resources for teachers who use writing in their courses.

To learn more, visit the WAC Clearinghouse.