Discovery Commons aims to provide technology solutions and support for teaching, administrative and research activities in the Faculty. Some of their services include: BlackBoard training, web-site design, course web-site development, etc.

This University's flagship library supports the sciences and health sciences. Their services include: curriculum related instruction - on request, they will prepare and present classes to fit your requirements; consultations - by appointment, staff meet with faculty to discuss any research issue; and access to online, health science and education journals.

The Office of Teaching Advancement offers a wide range of programs and services to assist all faculty at the University of Toronto enhance their teaching skills.

The mandate of the Resource Centre for Academic Technology (RCAT) is to facilitate access to effective teaching, learning and research strategies using computer technologies. Their services to the University's faculty, staff and graduate students include individual and project consultation, delivery of seminars and workshops, provision of lab facilities, and dissemination of information on topics related to academic technology. RCAT advises the University on trends and best practices related to the implementation of emerging technologies in teaching and learning. To support this the staff at RCAT are involved in research of exemplary practices, evaluation of existing software and development of new technology-based services to support teaching and learning.

Standardized patient educators with the University of Toronto SPP have a wealth of collective teaching experience at all levels of training - including post-graduate and continuing education with practicing clinicians. Our time-honoured methods of delivering immersive, experiential educational programs and workshops are theoretically grounded. We consolidate the use of simulation for education with immediate constructive feedback and collaborative inquiry. Teaching is adjusted to the needs of individual learners or groups.

This University library supports the humanities and social sciences. All University of Toronto faculty members interested in obtaining a library card and access to online journals must do so through the TCard Office located in Robarts.