CELT works in partnership with faculty members and teaching staff in pursuing their teaching goals and in creating a quality learning experience for their students. To this end we support a wide range of activities and services including:

• An e-Orientation for new faculty on teaching at HKUST - if you are a faculty or a teaching staff member coming to, or have just arrived, at HKUST, then this should be your first stop for teaching related matters;
• Consultations - covering areas such as instructional development, course management system (WebCT, Lotus Learning Space), course evaluation, development of teaching tools, classroom research, construction of a teaching portfolio, self-assessment of teaching and peer-assisted learning;
• Teaching Development Grant (TDG) Projects - CELT actively collaborates with faculty in teaching development projects funded either though the University Grants Council or institutionally;
• Seminars and Workshops - on issues related to approaches to facilitating active learning within HKUST's context with discussions extended through our virtual MeetingSpace;
• A biennial Teaching and Learning Symposium - jointly organized by HKUST's Committee on Teaching and Learning Quality and CELT;
• A Teaching and Learning Knowledge-Base being built up from the outcomes of HKUST-based teaching initiatives, as well as local and international, on-line and off-line, instructional development resources;
• IDEAS portal - an integrated series of web sites covering a range of active learning approaches to instruction;
• Technology-Based Teaching and Learning Tools - a variety of teaching tools to support teaching and learning at UST (e.g. Personal Response System which enables instructors to receive and analyze immediate feedback from students in a classroom setting);
• Evaluation of Teaching - through self-assessment (personal development planning, videotaping teaching, teaching portfolio) and through student-assessment before, during and at the end of course teaching, utilizing online systems developed by CELT.
• An electronic newsletter called eCELT. Please refer to this for the latest activity updates.