Teaching and Learning Resources

These resources will supply you with assignments and ideas for integrating information literacy skills into your General Studies course.

One-on-one course assistance with an Instructional Designer (ID)

• Email TLC-Help@nau.edu or submit a ServiceNow ticket requesting assistance from a Teaching and Learning Center ID Team member

Set up a consultation for course review, course development or course refresh.

Assistance with Canvas: 

• Review your Canvas Training Options
• Join an online workshop or open lab
• Technical Assistance: contact LMS Support Help Desk at 928-523-3335 or 866-802-5256 
• Email support at LMS-Faculty-Help@nau.edu or submit a ServiceNow ticket
• Search the Knowledge Base for Canvas-related articles

Curated and free high-quality online professional development resources for faculty.

The NAU RED Folder contains a variety of resources to assist someone in distress or who has been a victim. The Campus Health Services Guide for Faculty & Staff provides links and information on mental health resources and supports.

Congratulations on becoming a new member of the NAU community of scholars. Read more on the New Faculty Orientation and NAU-specific resources gathered just for our new faculty.

The Guide to Student Resources is your reference point for academic support, involvement opportunities, health and wellness, and financial assistance. Whether you attend classes online, on the Flagstaff campus, or on one of NAU’s statewide campuses, we encourage you to explore the opportunities available to make the most of your college experience.

The Teaching Professor Journal is a forum for discussion of the best strategies supported by the latest research for effective teaching in the college classroom. Visit Cline Library Journals to access.

We have many books on college teaching and faculty development available for loan or digitally. Visit the Teaching & Learning Center eBookshelf.

The TLC sends a weekly Monday email to all faculty that provides access to the Magna 20-minute teaching and learning webinar. Topics include classroom management, grading, and feedback, course design, student engagement, online course management, technology in online courses, and many other topics.