The culture of excellent teaching is firmly entrenched at UP across all fields of study. The general guidelines for undergraduate teaching are as follows:
Other important information for academics:
Teaching and Learning related support from other departments (not EI):
UP introduced a flipped-learning methodology that requires students to prepare thoroughly for class, complete pre-class assessments and engage in class.
Due to various necessary content additions, the UP study guides became very bulky and unfocused lately. In future, each department will also create its own Departmental Guidelines. This document will contain guidelines pertaining to policies, procedures, rules, regulations, support services, etc. These could be contextualised by each department where relevant. This generic “Departmental Guidelines” document should be uploaded on all clickUP modules/websites. The module study guides focus on module-specific information only and refer to the Departmental Guidelines by means of a link, without repeating all the details.
The clickUP help site and Blackboard help site contain many resources on how to use all the above-mentioned tools. You may also contact the e-support office, but the response time might be slower during this period due to the high volume of requests.
Educational consultant | Instructional designer | |
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EMS | Elmien van Amerom | Kingsley Sebake |
Education | Dr Marius Pienaar | Jacky Maroga |
EBIT | Gail Barry | Alastair Smart |
Humanities | Marena Lotriet | Gaby Pretorius |
LAW | Alfred Hlabane | Dennis Kriel |
NAS | Dr Ina Louw (NAS appointment) | Mpho Thukane |
Theology | Dr Marius Pienaar | Gretchen Jacobs |
HEALTH |
Anneri Meintjes |
Dr Hannelie Untiedt Nomathemba Ngcobo Erika de Bruyn |
VET | Dr El-Marie Mostert | Velly Nkosi |
Mamelodi | Faith Mathibedi | Ciska Snyman |
The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) grants are part of the University of Pretoria's University Capacity Development Grant (UCDG) provided by the Department of Higher Education and Training. SoTL grants promote institutional research to improve teaching and student learning and success. Applications by individuals and teams will be considered on merit. We have several one-year grants (of a maximum of R20 000) available for 2023. The project should be completed between February 2023 and November 2023. The deadline for applications for a 2023 SoTL grant is 1 December 2022. View the SoTL application procedure here.
The suggested topics are:
Reminder for the 2022 SoTL grants: Please complete the report before 1 December 2022.
One of the most essential and basic requirements for student success is ensuring all students have access to essential course materials. It is therefore vital to promote the use of free material. Download the UP Open educational resources (OER) guidelines. We want to invite all UP lecturers to apply for the Open Educational Resources (OER) Grants. We have thirty grants available for UP lecturers, each worth a maximum of R10 000. To apply, lecturers are required to access the necessary information here: https://tinyurl.com/ydhkdo7v. Contact Dr Marius Pienaar or Dr Sanet Haupt.
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