To help guide novice online instructors through the steps of course planning and development and to explore the unique opportunities and challenges of the online learning environment, the Center for Transformative Teaching is offering a three-week Institute for Online Teaching course. Continue reading…
If a class is a degree requirement, departments are asked to work with instructors to support options for students with geographical circumstances or disability/health accommodations. Students have been advised to carefully consider course delivery methods for spring 2021. Continue reading…
Access to City Campus' academic buildings on Nov. 21 — the first day of fall semester final exams — will require the use of an NCard. The campus ID cards will not be needed to gain entry to university buildings on any other day of finals week, which is Nov. 21-25. Continue reading…
The Executive Vice Chancellor's Office will sponsor Seeing Equity: Undergraduate Success in Departments and Programs on Jan. 13 for those interested in advancing equity in their classrooms. Continue reading…
The Center for Transformative Teaching presents two new workshops: Making your Course more User-friendly for Students on Nov. 20 and Engaging Students Through Art: Faculty Collaborations with Sheldon Museum of Art on Dec. 1. Continue reading…
Faculty members have until the end of January to apply for one of three grants offered by the Center for Transformative Teaching. This year’s theme is “equity” and grant recipients may be awarded a maximum of $1,000. Continue reading…
More than 200 attended this fall’s Teaching and Learning Symposium, which focused on teaching in times of crisis, engagement, and more. The symposium sessions, along with the poster sessions, are available online. Continue reading…
The Executive Vice Chancellor’s Office has disposable clear plastic face coverings for instructors that are available for pick up in 208 Canfield South between 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.
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Instructors who want to provide students with the option to test on their Chromebooks need to enable the Chromebook version of their exams and provide instructions to students so they can take advantage of this new feature. Continue reading…
Although VidGrid's professional captioning service is reserved for courses that have a student needing accommodations, instructors can request machine captioning for any video. Continue reading…
The new Affordable Content Faculty Guide provides an overview of how both the Campus Bookstore and the Unizin Engage Inclusive Access programs operate in Canvas. Continue reading…