We collaborate with faculty to enhance teaching and learning through cutting-edge technology.

faculty engagements every year

in faculty research support over the past 4 years

Together we can discover and explore innovative ideas that advance student learning.

Immersive experiences, artificial intelligence, blended learning, 3D printing, collaborative learning spaces, and open education resources are just some of the tools we use to enrich the Penn State learning experience.

We are ready to help you.

TLT is supporting you as you prepare your courses, no matter where you or your students may be.

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TLT Symposium

The Penn State Symposium for Teaching and Learning with Technology is an annual event bringing together people and ideas that transform education.

Symposium will be held in person on Saturday, 3/23 and Symposium Lite will be held virtually on Thursday, March 28.

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Zoom

We are working across the Commonwealth to equip Penn State classrooms and learning spaces with hardware and software that allow students to connect with instructors remotely via Zoom.

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Penn State Go

Penn State’s all-in-one mobile app helps to connect faculty to students through single sign-on access to features like Canvas, Outlook, LionPATH, and more. Penn State Go is available to download on iOS and Android.

We're passionate about the work we do with our partners.

Meet the 2022-2024 Faculty Fellows.
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Jacqueline Bortiatynski

Capturing Classroom Engagement Data for Instructor Reflection (CCEDIR)
Jacqueline’s fellowship will focus on empowering faculty by providing valuable feedback via the CCEDIR observation protocol that captures a snapshot of the nature and extent of active learning happening during a class session.

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Anna Divinsky, Cookie Redding, and Zena Tredinnick-Kirby

Exploring 3-D Virtual Spaces: Engaging Student Communities Through Feedback and Exhibitions
Anna, Cookie, and Zena will collaborate with their project team to utilize 3-D Virtual Spaces that create lifelike virtual museums in order to strengthen students’ constructive feedback, collaboration, and experimentation skills.

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Jeanne Marie Rose

Creating Accessible Texts With Adaptive Technologies (CATWAT)
Through her project, Jeanne will work toward designing a writing pedagogy that uses inclusive composition processes for students to produce accessible products that accommodate visually impaired readers.

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Gregory R. Pierce

Using Smart Board Collaboration Tools to Revolutionize Student Learning in the Large-Format Classroom 
Gregory and his team will reimagine teaching and learning in large classrooms by integrating cutting-edge smart board technology to enhance student collaboration and engagement.

We're proud of our work and we think you'll like it, too.

Here are some of our learning spaces.
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IMEX Lab

The Immersive Experiences Lab is a learning space designed specifically for 360° video creation and viewing as well as other immersive technology.

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Dreamery

The Dreamery, located in the Shields Building, is TLT’s co-learning space where Penn Staters can explore emerging technologies.

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Media Commons

A university-wide initiative to enrich the teaching and learning experience through multimedia technology, classroom training and direct support.

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Have a great idea? Get in touch with us! We can help you identify the right technologies to meet your pedagogical needs, or develop something completely new.
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