Topic: teaching

Researchers from the University of Tartu Institute of Estonian and General Linguistics have created a mobile app SayEst that allows learners of Estonian to practice the pronunciation.

Dear student, welcome to the University of Tartu Pärnu College!

Copyright is important in teaching. An overview of what copyright protects, who owns the copyright, and how long it lasts. It also covers the possibilities of using the work, free use, and the risks associated with plagiarism, as well as copyrights related to the use of artificial intelligence applications.

University of Tartu offers continuing education programs or individual subjects as continuing education from degree education curricula (incl. Microcredit programs). Participation in continuing education courses at the university does not require prior higher education, unless otherwise provided in the program.

Students with special needs are students of the University of Tartu, whose physical or psycho-social special needs create the necessity to adapt the organisation of work or study environment in order to guarantee an opportunity for maximum participation in the study process and individual development.

This page contains materials related to the protection of personal data, including frequently asked questions by teachers regarding the protection of students' personal data in e-learning.

Short-term classroom rental and educational technology services of the Centre for Learning and Teaching.

At the University of Tartu, student feedback on courses and teaching has been in use for more than 20 years. Questionnaires have been changed, but the core idea of feedback has remained - to gather information on how students perceive teaching and learning environment.

Overview of the work of teaching communities. In a community, a teacher's teaching skills develop through the exchange of experiences and joint learning (study circle) or the search for solutions to problems (covision).