Special Interest Groups (SIGs) are interfaculty professional learning communities for teachers that work together on a specific theme. For example, you can choose to join the group on Assessment, eXtended Reality and Educational use of AI. In this way, the UvA TLC network contributes to knowledge sharing, expertise development and community building at the UvA.
A SIG is a group for teachers with shared interest and expertise within a particular theme. In a SIG, participants come together to exchange, develop and apply knowledge and experience. Essentially, a SIG focuses on expertise and networking around a specific theme. Themes that teachers care about and are relevant for the quality of academic education at the UvA. With the SIGs, we transcend faculty boundaries and enable teachers from all faculties to meet each other.
All interested teachers at the UvA can participate in a SIG. Participation is entirely without obligation. As a teacher, you can join as an expert. However, you are also more than welcome to join if you aim to increase your expertise within a particular theme. The structure and procedure vary per individual SIG. For more information, please visit the specific SIG pages or contact the coordinators.

