Communicating and presenting

Communication is the key to successfully imparting knowledge and science to students. On this page, you will find tips on how to communicate effectively during courses.

Aspects of successful communication in teaching:

proximity and accessibility
transparency regarding performance requirements and expectations
gender-neutral and diversity-sensitive use of language
presentation skills for knowledge transfer
moderation skills in the face-to-face and online space

Successful synchronous communication

In the lecture hall, seminar room or in a video conference

Successful asynchronous communication

By e-mail, via the learning platform or other digital tools

Service points

Competence Center for University Teaching
Educational Design Services

 e-mail:
zlk(at)uni-graz.at

Phone:+43 316 380 - 5724 or 1225
Location:Halbärthgasse 6/I
Web: lehrkompetenz.uni-graz.at

Center for Digital Teaching and Learning

e-mail:
digitales(at)uni-graz.at

Location:Liebiggasse 9/II
Web: digitales.uni-graz.at

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Planning University Teaching

How and through which channels you would like to communicate with students as a teacher is best determined in the planning phase. You can find out what else should be taken into account when planning a course here.