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An article that gives 5 tips on how to design courses that can lessen the mental drain on you and your students.
An article that shares simple phrases that can help encourage and build connections with students.
The article shares anecdotes from professors who emphasize the importance of compassion in the virtual classroom and give practical tips on how to apply this to class activities and materials. The article also touches briefly on the concept of Assurance of Learning.
This course contains tutorials and templates so you can customize your Courses and bring their course designs and functionalities to the next level!
All you need to know about Google Workspace for Education
An article that gives insights on how to use asynchronous materials to enrich synchronous classes. It also offers questions you can ask yourself when deciding whether to make an activity synchronous or asynchronous.
An article on how professors can go about conducting online office hours.
An article that covers tips on encouraging academic integrity in your exams.
We asked our students about their experience so far with our pilot semester for blended learning. Here's what we found!
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This course contains tutorials and templates so you can customize your Courses and bring their course designs and functionalities to the next level!
An article that defines what a “hybrid class” can mean, with useful tips on different classroom activities that can be done within a hybrid class.
Your go-to course for Canvas related needs.
The article shares anecdotes from professors who emphasize the importance of compassion in the virtual classroom and give practical tips on how to apply this to class activities and materials. The article also touches briefly on the concept of Assurance of Learning.
An article that covers tips on encouraging academic integrity in your exams.
An article that tackles best practices for grading, with links to more in-depth grading practices from other universities' CTL units.
An article that gives 5 tips on how to design courses that can lessen the mental drain on you and your students.
We asked our students about their experience so far with our pilot semester for blended learning. Here's what we found!
An article with easy to follow tips on getting to know your students, encouraging class participation, and creating meaningful lectures and activities.
An article that gives insights on how to use asynchronous materials to enrich synchronous classes. It also offers questions you can ask yourself when deciding whether to make an activity synchronous or asynchronous.
Topic Group
This course contains tutorials and templates so you can customize your Courses and bring their course designs and functionalities to the next level!
An article that gives 5 tips on how to design courses that can lessen the mental drain on you and your students.
An article that shares simple phrases that can help encourage and build connections with students.
An article with easy to follow tips on getting to know your students, encouraging class participation, and creating meaningful lectures and activities.
An article on how to make the most of the breakout room feature, particularly in terms of having group activities in class.
Your go-to course for Canvas related needs.
An article that tackles best practices for grading, with links to more in-depth grading practices from other universities' CTL units.
An article that gives insights on how to use asynchronous materials to enrich synchronous classes. It also offers questions you can ask yourself when deciding whether to make an activity synchronous or asynchronous.
We asked our students about their experience so far with our pilot semester for blended learning. Here's what we found!