The Ohio State University is a large matrixed organization with many resources to help. However, some of these things can be hard to find. Below are some of the most common resources to help you with developing or designing your curriculum and courses, or improving your teaching skills.
The College of Medicine Center for FAME presents a variety of programs that promote educator skill development through reflection, peer observation, large group learning and faculty learning communities.
Michael V. Drake Institute for Teaching and Learning
The Michael V. Drake Institute coordinates and leads activities focused on improving the learning experience for students. The overall purpose of the institute is to integrate and enhance teaching and learning efforts at Ohio State.
The Office of Curriculum and Scholarship (OCS)
The College of Medicine Office of Curriculum and Scholarship collaborates with faculty to design, develop, and/or assess education programs or materials to engage and empower learners.
Additional Resources
The OSU Office of Distance Education and eLearning
The Digital Learning and Student Success department provides expertise in learning technology, digital skills, digitally-enhanced classrooms, online and hybrid education as well as student services for post-traditional learners.
The Digital Accessibility Center is dedicated to supporting Ohio State’s core values of diversity and inclusion, by honoring and celebrating differences through improving digital access. Through our staff and our services, we aim to support the campus community in furthering the goal of providing equal access to campus programs and activities for people with disabilities and learning differences. At the Digital Accessibility Center, it is our passion that we work towards creating a fully accessible world for everyone using the Universal Design model and accessible design and development practices.
Digital Accessibility Services
Digital Accessibility Services provides resources and assistance to those producing digital content, acquiring or building digital products, or who are serving as a Digital Accessibility Coordinator.
American Association of Medical Colleges (AAMC)
Tomorrow’s Doctors, Tomorrow’s Cures
The AAMC leads and serves the academic medicine community to improve the health of people everywhere. Founded in 1876 and based in Washington, D.C., the AAMC is a not-for-profit association dedicated to transforming health through medical education, health care, medical research, and community collaborations.