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Training course for newly hired teaching and research staff: 1st edition

The programme is primarily aimed at teaching and research staff hired between 1 January 2025 and 1 March 2025.

It is structured into 14 modules, spread over 10 days from March to June 2025.

The thematic areas characterising the training offer are:

  • Professional values and academic identity
  • Digital teaching skills
  • Institutional processes and Quality Assurance
  • Inclusive teaching practices
  • Teaching and assessment methods

Training activities open to all teaching and research staff

As part of the first edition of the training programme for newly hired teaching and research staff, some modules are open to all the university's teaching and research staff (subject to availability):

Wooclap Italia is organising a training activity designed for lecturers interested in making their lessons more interactive, effective, and engaging.

The online workshop will take place on Tuesday 17 June, starting at 2:00 p.m.

By registering, participants will gain access to the recording and receive the materials, even if they are unable to attend the live session.

For reporting purposes, attendees (whether live or via recording) are asked to notify the following email address: tlc@units.it

Registration

Lecturer: Antonella Lotti
Date: 23 June 2025
Location: Sala Atti DEAMS (Building D)
Time: from 14:00 to 18:00
Registration: by 20 June 2025, sending an email to tlc@units.it

Content: Team-Based Learning (TBL) is a teaching method that allows the use of small group work both in person, even in very large classrooms, and online. Team-Based Learning literally means learning based on teamwork, immediately evoking the image of a close-knit group of students learning together. How can we create student groups and help them work well together to the point where they can learn from each other and solve even complex problems? This is a challenge that TBL takes on — and wins! The module offers the opportunity to:

  • have a direct experience of TBL
  • evaluate the possibility of introducing TBL into one's own teaching

At the end of the module, participants should be able to understand the features of TBL and plan their own course using backward planning.

Training activities linked to the ALMA network.

The University of Trieste is a partner in one of the three national Digital Education Hubs funded by the PNRR. The network, consisting of 14 universities led by the University Federico II of Naples, is called ALMA (Advanced Learning Multimedia Alliance) and offers training activities for teachers, researchers and digital experts dedicated to digital education.

See ALMA's training programmes
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