The Center for Excellence in Learning, Teaching, and Technology (CELTT) was created in January 2005 by then-Chancellor John Morton with a goal to “create a Center that uses learning-college principles to provide faculty with one-stop support for improving learning but also serves as a focal point for leadership in improving teaching and learning.” Kapi’olani Community College staff and faculty help CELTT achieve this broad mission by providing a venue for innovation with goals such as:
• Ensure the quality of teaching and learning through centralized, localized professional development support focused on learning-college pedagogy in classroom and clinical settings.
• Ensure the quality of teaching and learning through technology support.
• Ensure increased learning-centered behavior.
• Promote the scholarship of teaching.
• Support the enhancement of the technology infrastructure across the campus.
• Promote more efficient provision of campus services through the use of technology.
CELTT is located in the Naio building. Many events are held in the Faculty/Staff Workroom in Naio 203. View the room calendar or check the KCC News Calendar to see what's going on. Click here to see the list of workshops that recommend preregistration.
WHAT WE BELIEVE
Mission and Values of Kapi'olani Community College
Learning College Principles Terry O’Banion’s Six Learning College Principles
Seven Principles For Good Practice in Undergraduate Education Chickering and Gamson’s Principles
UH’s Executive Policy on Use and Management of Information Technology Resources
Center for excellence
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