A new rule under Title II of the ADA requires all digital course materials to meet W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines by April 24, 2026. Instructors are encouraged to get ahead of the deadline and to have course materials in compliance by the start of the 2025-26 academic year. Continue reading…
From learning communities to AI-focused workshops, the Center for Transformative Teaching offers a range of resources to enhance teaching and foster collaboration among faculty and staff. Teaching grant applications focused on accessibility, learning analytics, and AI will be accepted until Feb. 1. Continue reading…
Learn about CAPS and SSD resources and referral methods in the Student Life workshop “Navigating the Gray: Supporting Students with Mental Health Struggles” on Feb. 13 (in-person) or Feb. 19 (virtual). Continue reading…
From inclusive access to UNL Libraries course materials to open educational resources, instructors have various options to save their students money on course materials. Continue reading…
Faculty are encouraged to nominate students and colleagues for two honors awarded by Student Life: the Student Luminary Awards and the James V. Griesen Exemplary Service to Students Award. Continue reading…
The International Student and Scholar Office and the Center for Transformative Teaching will host a series of four panel discussions during the spring semester to provide valuable insights from both international students and instructors on supporting international students in the classroom. Continue reading…
The E.N. Thompson Forum on World Issues 2024-25 season continues to explore the theme "Lessons from the Natural World." Faculty are invited to use the conservation photography and animal senses events as required or optional activities for students. Continue reading…
February is the key time for your students to connect with over 260 employers at the upcoming career fairs. Encourage them to register on Handshake and explore opportunities for internships and full-time positions. Continue reading…
Undergraduate Research and Fellowships has many opportunities to get involved with students interested in research and creative activity, including Student Research Days in April. Also, advisors are now co-located in the Career Services space within the Nebraska Union, Room 225. Continue reading…
January and February training opportunities include an in-person classroom technology session and virtual sessions on the topics of Canvas "hacks," a new Nebraska Polling app, and how features of New Quizzes and the Digital Learning Center can work together. Continue reading…