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Academic
Computing Services (ACS) has self-help
files available to course instructors, an
online
survey tool, as well as online
lab bookings.
SFU
Bookstore Services for Faculty
On this site you will find forms and instructions for coursebook adoptions,
contact information for publishers, and more valuable information.
Centre for Online and Distance Education (CODE) offers resources for tutor
markers and course authors.
Classroom
Technology Assistance (formerly AV
Services)
To have computer equipment, including internet connectivity and screen projection,
set up in your lecture theatre, or to find out what's pre-installed in a room,
contact the LIDC's Classroom Technology Assistance and Technical Services units.
SFU International offers
a variety of resources for faculty to enhance international experiences,
internationalize the curriculum, and expand research and skills through work
overseas and with international visitors.
Learning & Instructional
Development Centre offers resources
on both face-to-face teaching, blended
learning, and teaching online. The Media
Design unit can help you produce
high quality graphics, PowerPoint presentations,
and audio and video productions.
SFU
Library Services to Faculty
The SFU Library is dedicated to providing access to collections, services and
facilities of the highest possible quality in support of the teaching, learning,
and research goals of the Simon Fraser University community. The SFU
Library also maintains a Media
Collection, which supplies instructional video and film for classroom instruction
from its own collection and through rentals from other sources.
The SFU Library offers an interactive online tutorial on Understanding
and Avoiding Plagiarism to help students learn to recognize plagiarism
and develop skills to avoid it, such as correct citation of sources, note-taking,
and paraphrasing. If you would like to integrate this tutorial into your WebCT
courses, contact Gordon Coleman (604-291-3510).
Simon
Fraser University Faculty Association
(SFUFA)
Teaching
Support Staff Union (TSSU)
VP Academic - Faculty Members as Teachers
This section outlines some of the most important policies regarding faculty
members' roles as instructional specialists. It also highlights some of the
offices and programs specifically designed to assist faculty members in maintaining
the university standard of excellence in this area.
The
Writing-Intensive Learning Office (WILO),
formerly known as CWIL, develops resources
and strategies to support writing as
a means of learning and thinking in all
disciplines, and assists faculty in planning
and implementing writing-intensive courses
as well as in developing writing assignments
and criteria for grading papers, both
through workshops and individual consultations.
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