Teaching and Learning

The Instructional Technology Center (ITC) is in a new location in the University Computing Center (UCC) 2011, right next to Waldo Library!

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Instructional Design & Development (IDD)

  • Course development and design for all modalities
  • Programmatic and curricular support
  • 1:1 teaching and learning consultations
  • Individualized workshops and trainings
IDD
Students working on their lessons with the aid of technological resources.

Instructional Technology Center (ITC)

  • Instructional Technology Center help desk
  • Step-by-step Elearning resources
  • Accessibility-related articles and videos
  • Elearning workshops and trainings
ITC
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Office of Faculty Development (OFD)

  • Professional development programs
  • Events and learning communities
  • Grants and Awards
  • Professional consultations
OFD

Latest from Teaching & Learning

Spring 2026 Functional Course Design Endorsement

All remaining in-person sessions for registered participants are from 9 am-12 pm. Functional Course Design Endorsement Details.

  • Friday, April 24
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Virtual session on interactive Elearning content April 8

Join the ITC to explore H5P—a powerful tool for creating engaging activities like quizzes, interactive videos, and more in your courses.
H5p session details and sign-up

Virtual "instructional technology resources" session on April 22

Learn how to search the ITC Knowledge Base, use GoWMU to find resources, and know who to contact when tech issues arise.
ITC resources session registration

Our Goal

The landscape of higher education is evolving rapidly, and the imperative to create impactful, diverse, and flexible learning experiences is more critical than ever. Delivering excellent academic experiences necessitates thoughtfully designed courses, inclusive teaching, and leveraging instructional technology to its full potential; however, staying on top of it all can be daunting, overwhelming, or frustrating.

Drawing on the expertise of our teams, WMU Teaching and Learning collaborates with instructors, staff, and administrators within the university to overcome challenges, seize opportunities, and propel academic innovation forward in ways that directly benefit our campus community.