TMU Resource Hub

The Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching (CELT) serves as a collaborative hub at TMU for fostering transformative learning and teaching experiences that are student-centred, inclusive, applied, and that advance academic excellence. CELT provides a wealth of practical resources, educational technologies, and pedagogical expertise to support curricular innovation and excellence. You can browse the full range of teaching resources and programming on their website, including a full resource repository for quickly finding what you need.

Featured Resources:

• Best Practices: Explore evidence-based guides on a variety of educational topics tailored to enhance teaching effectiveness.

• Teaching Strategies: Access a range of strategies designed to support dynamic teaching.

• Faculty and Contract Lecturers: Find specialized resources and links that cater specifically to the needs of medical faculty.

  • Small Group Facilitation (+ some large group lecturing techniques)

  • Feedback

  • EDIA basics

CELT also hosts Podagogies: A Learning and Teaching Podcast that features discussions with a range of post-secondary educators who bring scholarship to students in innovative and surprising ways. Stay tuned for upcoming episodes focused specifically on medical education!

Want to learn more? Contact teachingcentre@torontomu.ca.

The Medical Library is part of Toronto Metropolitan University Libraries and works with the School of Medicine to ensure resources and services are available to support the research, teaching and study needs of the School of Medicine. 

Featured Resources:

• JAMA Evidence 

• Generative AI Guide

  • Toronto Metropolitan University Libraries' Generative AI Guide is a resource for understanding artificial intelligence. It offers clear definitions of AI and generative AI, explores different types of AI, and even provides a list of free AI tools you might find useful for text and image generation. The guide also crucially addresses academic integrity in the context of AI use, offering guidance on responsible and ethical practices, including when and how to cite AI tools. It's a current and evolving resource, reflecting the rapid changes in the field of AI.

Want to learn more? Contact medlibrary@torontomu.ca

The Office of the Vice-President, Equity and Community Inclusion (OVPECI) can help you strategize ways to respond, build, adapt and enhance how you learn, teach and work to further reflect TMU’s values of equity, diversity and inclusion. We work in partnership to reduce barriers to access and inclusion for TMU students, faculty, staff and the broader community, while addressing systemic issues. The OVPECI is led by the Vice-President, Equity and Community Inclusion, Dr. Tanya (Toni) De Mello.

The OVPECI is here to support you and can refer you to opportunities and resources that help you thrive at TMU. We aim to cultivate an environment in which all students, faculty and staff know that they belong. 

Click here to learn more

Click here to learn more about the OVPFA.

The Office of the Vice-Provost, Research and Innovation (OVPRI) at TMU spearheads initiatives to address real-world challenges through scholarly, research, and creative (SRC) activities. The OVPRI is committed to fostering collaborations between faculty and industry partners, facilitating opportunities for students, and turning research into practical solutions.

Key Resources:

• Researcher Resources: Access essential tools and information to support your research endeavors.

• Departments and Units: Explore the various departments within OVPRI that contribute to our research excellence.

• Publications: Discover the latest research outputs and innovations from our community. 

Want to learn more? Contact OVPRI here.