Teaching
Are you looking for inspiration, advice and tips on how you can develop your teaching? In that case, you have come to the right place. Here you will find resources that can be used as support when you plan your teaching. Choose an entry that interests you below and let yourself be inspired.
Design learning environments
How you design your learning environments will affect your students' learning regardless of whether you have planned learning activities in a physical or digital environment. Here you will find inspiring tips and resources that support you when you want to design and develop your learning environments.
Interactive teaching in Active Learning Classrooms
The Active Learning Classroom (ALC) model is based on research on active learning and interactive teaching. ALCs are often furnished with round tables for collaboration, with a whiteboard at each table. The classrooms are generally also equipped with digital technology that facilitates interactive teaching and blended learning.
How to teach in Active Learning Classrooms
Preparatory materials for teaching in ALCs
Activate eduroam before you come to the ALC!
Students and teachers who want to connect their own laptops, tablets, or smartphones to the ALC system must have activated eduroam on the device before they can hook it up. The system uses Airplay for Apple devices and Miracast for others.
Instructions for students on how to activate eduroam (link missing)
Instructions for staff (link missing)
It is also possible to bring material on a usb-memory stick or to download it from cloud storage to use in the ALC system.
Flipping the classroom
A ‘Flipped Classroom’ approach is a great way to provide students with an Active Learning opportunity. Active Learning is fundamental to the way we teach in Higher Education: engaging students in finding information and then developing their understanding of that material. It is key to deepening understanding of the subject and developing independent learners.
Read about flipping the classroom
How to plan for hybrid teaching
Hybrid teaching means that students can take part in their education both through learning activities that are given digitally at a distance and physically on Campus, asynchronously on different occasions or synchronously with students both online and on Campus at the same time.
Hybrid teaching is an educational model in which some students attend a lecture or seminar in-person at campus, while others join virtually from home. Lecturers therefore teach remote and in-person students at the same time using tools like Zoom, alongside the full range of digital tools at Stockholm University.
Organize synchronous hybrid teaching
Synchronous hybrid teaching is a form of teaching where students are offered to participate in one and the same teaching opportunity either on site in the classroom or via screens from their digital devices. It is a form of teaching that creates a great deal of flexibility.
Organize synchronous hybrid teaching
15 tips for those you who want to try try hybrid teaching
Many studies have shown that teaching in hybrid format can be perceived as very complex and stressful for teachers. Here we have therefore gathered general research and experience-based advice and tips that can facilitate teaching for you who want to try some form of hybrid teaching.
15 tips for those who want to try hybrid teaching
Developing as a supervisor
In its simplest form, being a supervisor means “leading someone by the hand”, for example through a learning process. The role of supervisor is partly about providing students with the conditions necessary for them to achieve set goals, but it is also about informing students about more practical details such as working hours and routines. A good relationship between doctoral student and supervisor is the basis for both parties to experience the supervision process as well as possible.
Accessible teaching
Accessible teaching means that you adapt your teaching to students' different needs. Pedagogical adaptations that are absolutely necessary for an individual student with a disability also often benefit other students and can also lead to pedagogical development.
Make your teaching accessible to everyone
List of AI tools
What AI tools can be used by university teachers to support their teaching activities?
This list of AI tools is designed to assist SU teaching staff in exploring various AI tools and their potential uses in teaching practices. More specifically, it offers an overview of what AI (at the moment) could do for educators and several tips that university staff needs to be mindful of.
Note! We try to keep this guide updated but we strongly recommend to advise your IT department on which tools are procured by Stockholm University.
Last updated: January 27, 2025
Source: Centre for the Advancement of University Teaching