How do I...?
The following is a set of tips on how to get started, how to adapt hands-on classes, how to engage in the teaching practices you want to bring online, and how to work with the online tools we have available. In addition to these tools and techniques, we’ve also compiled guides on a range of components of online teaching and learning.
Get Started with Remote Learning
- This site’s Getting Started page
- Best Practices for Remote Teaching and Learning Internationally
- Faculty Checklist for Remote Learning
- Engaging Students in a Remote Classroom (guidebook)
- Familiarize yourself with online Accommodations and Accessibility (guidebook)
Adapt Particular Disciplines to Remote Learning
- Adapting Lab Teaching to an Online Environment (guidebook)
- Experiential Learning Online (guidebook)
- Teaching Studio and Performing Arts Remotely
- Teaching Languages at a Distance (guidebook)
- Writing Online in the Disciplines (guidebook)
Move My Course Online
- Academic Integrity Alternatives to Proctoring Software
- Building Community in the Remote Classroom (guidebook)
- Facilitating Small Group Work in Online Learning Environments
- Handling Assignments Remotely
- Icebreakers in Remote Teaching
- Inclusive Pedagogy in the Remote Classroom (guidebook)
- Oral Student Presentations in a Virtual Learning Environment
Tool Tips
- Canvas
- Google Apps
- Zoom
- Other/Multiple Tools
