Welcome to CTSI
The Centre for Teaching Support & Innovation (CTSI) supports and facilitates teaching and learning at the University of Toronto by connecting educators, sharing evidence-informed practices, and promoting thoughtful uses of technology.
Serving all three U of T campuses and divisions, CTSI partners with instructors, staff, and teaching assistants to enhance inclusive, reflective, and scholarly teaching practice.
Highlights
Featured programs and resources to support your teaching.
Start-of-Term Quercus and Educational Technology Consultations
Book a 30-minute consultation (UTORid login required) for support with Quercus, teaching with technology, teaching with generative AI, or accessibility in teaching and learning.
Teaching with Generative AI
Explore principles and strategies for integrating generative AI into your teaching. This resource offers guidance, examples, and considerations for course design.
Universal Design for Learning (UDL)
Make your teaching methods, materials, and environments more accessible, inclusive, and usable with UDL. This resource offers practical approaches, strategies, and examples to guide application.
Events
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Getting Started with Generative AI Tools at U of T
A virtual drop-in session introducing the University’s approved generative AI tools, with brief demos and opportunities to ask questions.

UDL Conversation with Will Heikoop
An informal discussion on applying Universal Design for Learning principles, featuring insights and practices from across the U of T teaching community.

Reflective Educator as Leader
A session exploring how teaching values shape instructional choices and how reflective practice can make leadership in teaching more visible.

UDL in Practice: Designing for Access
A 30-minute discussion exploring small, practical UDL strategies to reduce barriers and increase access in your course.

Reconciliation in Practice
A monthly series offering a reflective, supportive space for faculty and staff to explore meaningful approaches to reconciliation in teaching, research, and daily practice.
Are you a Teaching Assistant at U of T?
The Teaching Assistants’ Training Program (TATP) offers foundational training, workshops, and resources to help you build confidence and skills in your teaching role.